Reviews for "Remember The Name (DJ C.P. Remix)"
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Thu, Mar 23, 2006 @ 2:46 PM
hey dj_cp, welcome to mixter and remixing.
I would say you need to pay a little more attention to align the samples and loops on beat. There’s an art to “finding the one” and hanging your remix on that downbeat. Once you get that down you can reach out and bend it (break it!) but that’s after you have the “straight time” down. make sense? |
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Quote: fourstoneshey dj_cp, welcome to mixter and remixing.
I would say you need to pay a little more attention to align the samples and loops on beat. There’s an art to “finding the one” and hanging your remix on that downbeat. Once you get that down you can reach out and bend it (break it!) but that’s after you have the “straight time” down. make sense? It makes lots of sense, I appreciate the review and comment. Thank you very much, I’m still learning and trying very hard (it gets difficult and frustrating (I’m sure for us all) “Finding The One” I will most definately keep that in mind (smile) |
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Fri, Mar 24, 2006 @ 6:54 AM
One thing - I listened this mix on headphones and I had some problems with kick. I think it`s to loud, sometimes even distorted (1:13). On headphones i have some “hammer my head” effect. Maybe you should reduce it a little. But it`s only none expert opinion;-)
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Quote: _ghostOne thing - I listened this mix on headphones and I had some problems with kick. I think it`s to loud, sometimes even distorted (1:13). On headphones i have some “hammer my head” effect. Maybe you should reduce it a little. But it`s only none expert opinion;-)
Regards I appreciate all comments and critiques, whether it is expert or non expert…. thank you very much for listening! |
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