Originally posted by CLOWN...

good mix little one. I took a listen last night and i must say its not bad at all for a first mix. you still need to work on your EQing because when you finally decide to make the track transitions, you just overkill the bass and honestly it scares me most of the time becuase of the large volume difference. As for the beatmatching as a whole, you seem to be pretty much on cue, however each mix still feels like its slightly off, and because your transitions are short (with the exeption of that long mix at around 35 minutes) they tend to come in a little strong as mentionned above.

Also something i noticed was that durring your mixing, you tend to have the MIDS a little high on the track you bring in, that's what gives your beatmatching the feeling that its slightly off.. try working on eqing those mids to bring it in smoother. Ohh yeah, and when you make your transitions, you lower the previous track too much, too drastically, also causing the incoming track to seem alot louder.

on the flip side, FUCk, what's that first track bro its NUTZ.. your track selection is also very interesting and impressive and i have to agree with Mico that your first half is alot more groovyer.. :)

great mix Mike and keep practicing.. this mix was definatly better than Frank's first trainwreck mix.. lol.. :P serriously, i didnt recall hearing any drastic off-beats in your set Mike !! :)

Originally posted by BR34TH3...

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Originally posted by BASDINI...

i was talking to my friend benny about all this and he says that i should never have two bass lines (the lows) pounding at the same time he said that this only makes everything sound all garbeled and distorted especialy on a big sound system, what do other people think can one bass line dub over another and still sound all right?