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  • Eric Olson
    Fresh Peossy
    • Mar 2005
    • 48

    #16
    That's true about flubbing a mix, but if you're putting out a commercial release you could at least try to do the mix over again and get it right.

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    • Steve Graham
      DJ Jelly
      • Jun 2004
      • 12887

      #17
      Originally posted by Eric Olson
      That's true about flubbing a mix, but if you're putting out a commercial release you could at least try to do the mix over again and get it right.
      oh, yeah I agree with you there if it is a commercial mix and it is really messed up, you should redo it.
      I was also making a comment on these people saying about when a mix is slightly off

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      • thesightless
        Someone will marry me. Hell Yeah!
        • Jun 2004
        • 13567

        #18
        yeah, nicky warren is a quick mix guy. not known for mixing like sasha and diggers. but hell, that man can level any club on the plaent at any given time. no one brings it like he does on a consistent basis.
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        • Steve Graham
          DJ Jelly
          • Jun 2004
          • 12887

          #19
          ^^ page turn mixer

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          • evangelion
            Platinum Poster
            • Jun 2004
            • 1999

            #20
            Originally posted by TomTom
            Warren is famous for crossfsading and breakdown mixing. I like all his GU's though as his trackchoice and programming is very good.
            You're right about that...you can't front on his track selection.

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            • Eric Olson
              Fresh Peossy
              • Mar 2005
              • 48

              #21
              I could do without the 2nd disc of Rejkavik, but the first one...

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              • jeffrey collins
                Not cool enough
                • Jun 2004
                • 7427

                #22
                i'd rather do without the first cd of that album. It was my first experience of Mr. Warren and I liked it a lot. I'm not too much for chill cd's. When I chill out I listen to what's on my tv. Or read a book.

                I agree with you eric about the putting out a real cd. Even if you are doing it live, you shouldn't have it sound like you meant to fuck it up just to make it sound real.
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