Re: Recording a mix, n00b question... Keep making mistakes?
^^ Exactly! But you also have to remember that experience is key. The longer you play the more comfortable you are in your own environment. If your more comfortable with people around then ask a few friends to come over and hang out while you do it. Granted you can't always do this, but as time goes on you won't need them around. I am guessing that maybe your feeding off of the vibe when your playing live and your having a hard time adapting to nobody being around? Just a thought.
Back when I started playing in '92 the music was much different and harder to mix (a lot of those tracks back then weren't made to be mixed) and I have found that as the years have gone on the music has become more dj friendly in terms of mixing. Either that or I am seeing the music differently after 17 years?
Also another thing is you are your own worst critic. Do a mix and post it and ask for feedback. That way you can get pointers, don't be discouraged by the criticism either. Rather look at it as something to learn from. You never know what kind of tips someone else has that you have never thought of.
^^ Exactly! But you also have to remember that experience is key. The longer you play the more comfortable you are in your own environment. If your more comfortable with people around then ask a few friends to come over and hang out while you do it. Granted you can't always do this, but as time goes on you won't need them around. I am guessing that maybe your feeding off of the vibe when your playing live and your having a hard time adapting to nobody being around? Just a thought.
Back when I started playing in '92 the music was much different and harder to mix (a lot of those tracks back then weren't made to be mixed) and I have found that as the years have gone on the music has become more dj friendly in terms of mixing. Either that or I am seeing the music differently after 17 years?
Also another thing is you are your own worst critic. Do a mix and post it and ask for feedback. That way you can get pointers, don't be discouraged by the criticism either. Rather look at it as something to learn from. You never know what kind of tips someone else has that you have never thought of.
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