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Review of my newest mix Posted on: 23.09.2011 by Vonda Vicki Hey DJTT Forms, My name's Darius and i'm from Chicago, IL and i've made a promo mix for my school spirit section, can i get some feedback. the students here love it, but they don't know as much as you guys. can i get some feedback please and thank you http://soundcloud.com/djdjchi/gold-rush-promo-redux
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by Dj Noriddim I enjoyed the mix. I believe it is great for just getting a cool vibe going, I used it for a workout track. In my opinion I believe you should try mashups as a way of getting people to listen to your mixing skills. They build interest and give people confidence that you can really mix tunes. thanks for the advice mate!
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by Nephew 5 songs in 12minutes? Why would some one even do that? That's like 100 songs in a four hour set. How in the world would some one even create a groove and build an experience out of the evening with out people just blanking out? Even more important, can some one even find 100 good songs to play in those 4 hours? I have a hard enough time finding 35-40 songs to play in that time! Just doesn't make sense. This sounds more like a routine than a mix. i get what you're saying here. if it was a 4 hour set then i wouldn't make transitions this fast. i made this "mix"(?) for the captains of my schools cheering section to hear what i can do(that i will admit isn't much), but i just wanted a variety in a short time because i made a 30min mix before for them and they didn't even listen to it because it was too long so that's why i had to do the short 12 minutes. but i completely understand where you're coming from
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by LXJ I quite liked this mix. The transitions were very smooth and on the point. Would enjoy this in the club for sure. Thanks for the awesome feedback!
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by Nephew Why would you post a mix that only has two songs? uhh, it has 5 songs. thanks for the feedback
Vonda Vicki 23.09.2011	Hey DJTT Forms, My name's Darius and i'm from Chicago, IL and i've made a promo mix for my school spirit section, can i get some feedback. the students here love it, but they don't know as much as you guys. can i get some feedback please and thank you http://soundcloud.com/djdjchi/gold-rush-promo-redux
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by Dj Noriddim I enjoyed the mix. I believe it is great for just getting a cool vibe going, I used it for a workout track. In my opinion I believe you should try mashups as a way of getting people to listen to your mixing skills. They build interest and give people confidence that you can really mix tunes. thanks for the advice mate!
Dominque Strosser 25.09.2011	I enjoyed the mix. I believe it is great for just getting a cool vibe going, I used it for a workout track. In my opinion I believe you should try mashups as a way of getting people to listen to your mixing skills. They build interest and give people confidence that you can really mix tunes.
Maida Acra 25.09.2011	It all depends on the tracks that you are playing, event that you are playing at, and the purpose of the mix. Transitioning quickly or late can have positive/negative repercussions. I made a 10minmix with 5 tracks for the hell of it and for promotion since many teenagers/students don't have that long of an attn. span. However, I also have mixes that average around 15-20 minutes, where you can "get into them" (links in the signature). Anyways, that's my
Caridad Laslo 25.09.2011	it really is kind of standard to mix at least 20 tracks an hour. please show me a mixtape of a solid dj in that genre who does really less!
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by Nephew 5 songs in 12minutes? Why would some one even do that? That's like 100 songs in a four hour set. How in the world would some one even create a groove and build an experience out of the evening with out people just blanking out? Even more important, can some one even find 100 good songs to play in those 4 hours? I have a hard enough time finding 35-40 songs to play in that time! Just doesn't make sense. This sounds more like a routine than a mix. i get what you're saying here. if it was a 4 hour set then i wouldn't make transitions this fast. i made this "mix"(?) for the captains of my schools cheering section to hear what i can do(that i will admit isn't much), but i just wanted a variety in a short time because i made a 30min mix before for them and they didn't even listen to it because it was too long so that's why i had to do the short 12 minutes. but i completely understand where you're coming from
Lisa Lochotzki 25.09.2011	I might be old, but I believe there's a huge difference between mixing tracks just for pleaure of mixing AND build/create a musical environment/feeling/party. I like building/create "Momentum", playing with people energy/vibe. Some tracks are already made like that, cutting them too fast MAY/(Will) destroy the track "Spirit" Is 25 track/hours good? It will depend how it's done. There's no rule of thumb for that.
Caridad Laslo 25.09.2011	in electronic house music i would say 25 tracks/h is pretty much average when you look at the dj-sets!
Breana Singerman 25.09.2011	There's something to be said about quality of tracks played versus quantity of tracks played
Breana Singerman 25.09.2011	1 to 2 hours? I'm only starting to feel it after the first hour and half! And 25 tracks? Do you believe you're part of the B96 Hotmix crew or something? That's an absurd amount of tunes to be playing in an hour I'd say.
Caridad Laslo 25.09.2011	pretty standard... for a 1h mix i need something about 25 tracks! and normally if you play a dj-set you play 1 or 2 hours!
Breana Singerman 25.09.2011	5 songs in 12minutes? Why would some one even do that? That's like 100 songs in a four hour set. How in the world would some one even create a groove and build an experience out of the evening with out people just blanking out? Even more important, can some one even find 100 good songs to play in those 4 hours? I have a hard enough time finding 35-40 songs to play in that time! Just doesn't make sense. This sounds more like a routine than a mix.
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by LXJ I quite liked this mix. The transitions were very smooth and on the point. Would enjoy this in the club for sure. Thanks for the awesome feedback!
Vonda Vicki 25.09.2011	Originally Posted by Nephew Why would you post a mix that only has two songs? uhh, it has 5 songs. thanks for the feedback
Breana Singerman 24.09.2011	Why would you post a mix that only has two songs?
Vonda Vicki 23.09.2011	Thanks!
Rodger Seferovic 23.09.2011	I quite liked this mix. The transitions were very smooth and on the point. Would enjoy this in the club for sure.

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