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pinkko · 11-18-07, 01:30 AM

Running Time: 1:02:24
Tracklist:
01) Audiosex - Kocsma Mafia
02) Mi-5 - Red Line
03) Current Value - Brainwash (Hidden Memories)
04) Limewax - 1/2 Pounds
05) Chase & Status - Barbarians
06) Cause 4 Concern - Research
07) Catacomb - Buried Alive
08) Audiosex - Kola Phobia
09) Antichristus & Kryptoid - Unknown Pi Sequence
10) Bad Company & MC Verse - Antrim
11) Chaotech - Gun Talk
12) DOC - Tool
13) Gremlinz & Friske - Shattered
14) Danny Tha Wildchild - Tilt
15) Digital - Pickyhead
16) Cause 4 Concern - Slimeball
17) Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Beeswax (TeeBee Remix)
18) Nubalance & Noetic - Bamboo Gain
19) Skitty - Bare Witness
20) Company Truck - Pulverized
21) Future Cut - Horns 2000
22) John B - Adrenaline
23) Universal Project & DJ Friction - Street Life
24) Sketch & Code - Snakehead
25) Mayhem & Noisia - Tomahawk
26) Motion - Elements of Truth
27) DC Breaks - Laputa
28) CLS & Wax - Primal Rage
29) Loxy - Vortex
30) Logistics - Blackout

justbenjamin · 11-18-07, 10:42 AM

I guess when music speeds along at 145 bpm+ you can fit 30 tracks in an hour mix. Looking forward to hearing it.

pinkko · 11-18-07, 11:43 AM

Yo, you can fit 30+ cuts on a mix at 90bpm, it's all a matter of the will to do it.

Look for my upcoming dubstep mix, 33 records, less than an hour, right around 80-90bpm. BPM's got nothing to do with it. :-)

justbenjamin · 11-18-07, 11:56 AM

Truedat. If you can make a cohesive, flowing mix like that... cool. Problem is it becomes challenging to establish a groove and it can end up feeling rushed. Well that is the nature of drum & bass but other genres, not so much.
D&B is a genre that I don't know much about. I'm just getting into it. I visited your myspace and I'm excited to check out some of the older mixes.

Keith P · 11-18-07, 04:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pinkko

Yo, you can fit 30+ cuts on a mix at 90bpm, it's all a matter of the will to do it.

Look for my upcoming dubstep mix, 33 records, less than an hour, right around 80-90bpm. BPM's got nothing to do with it. :-)

U mean 70. Most dubstep records are at 140 bpm, halftime at 70 bpm homie

Looking fwd to it.

pinkko · 11-19-07, 12:44 PM

Word. Just started playing dubstep myself, still getting the hang of mixing it, completely different style than dnb, even if it is a 'subgenre.'

I've been known to play a little trance from time to time as well, my experience with that is that it's hard to get past 22 records or so in an hour. BUT, if you listen to certain respectable house djs (house being around the same bmp as trance) you'd know that you can pretty easily get up to 30-35 records in an hour, if the music will support it, no matter the bpm. It's a matter of production style more than speed. :-)

Keith P · 11-20-07, 01:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pinkko

Word. Just started playing dubstep myself, still getting the hang of mixing it, completely different style than dnb, even if it is a 'subgenre.'

Dubstep is NOT a subgenre of Dn'B. Don't make me kill myself.

11-18-07, 01:30 AM	#1 (permalink)
pinkko Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: San Francisco Posts: 14	pinkko - Nicotine Withdrawal (new dnb mix) pinkko - Nicotine Withdrawal Running Time: 1:02:24 Tracklist: 01) Audiosex - Kocsma Mafia 02) Mi-5 - Red Line 03) Current Value - Brainwash (Hidden Memories) 04) Limewax - 1/2 Pounds 05) Chase & Status - Barbarians 06) Cause 4 Concern - Research 07) Catacomb - Buried Alive 08) Audiosex - Kola Phobia 09) Antichristus & Kryptoid - Unknown Pi Sequence 10) Bad Company & MC Verse - Antrim 11) Chaotech - Gun Talk 12) DOC - Tool 13) Gremlinz & Friske - Shattered 14) Danny Tha Wildchild - Tilt 15) Digital - Pickyhead 16) Cause 4 Concern - Slimeball 17) Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Beeswax (TeeBee Remix) 18) Nubalance & Noetic - Bamboo Gain 19) Skitty - Bare Witness 20) Company Truck - Pulverized 21) Future Cut - Horns 2000 22) John B - Adrenaline 23) Universal Project & DJ Friction - Street Life 24) Sketch & Code - Snakehead 25) Mayhem & Noisia - Tomahawk 26) Motion - Elements of Truth 27) DC Breaks - Laputa 28) CLS & Wax - Primal Rage 29) Loxy - Vortex 30) Logistics - Blackout

11-18-07, 10:42 AM	#2 (permalink)
justbenjamin Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Dallas, Texas Posts: 785	I guess when music speeds along at 145 bpm+ you can fit 30 tracks in an hour mix. Looking forward to hearing it. Last edited by justbenjamin; 11-18-07 at 10:53 AM.

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11-18-07, 11:43 AM	#3 (permalink)
pinkko Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: San Francisco Posts: 14	Yo, you can fit 30+ cuts on a mix at 90bpm, it's all a matter of the will to do it. Look for my upcoming dubstep mix, 33 records, less than an hour, right around 80-90bpm. BPM's got nothing to do with it. :-)

11-18-07, 11:56 AM	#4 (permalink)
justbenjamin Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Dallas, Texas Posts: 785	Truedat. If you can make a cohesive, flowing mix like that... cool. Problem is it becomes challenging to establish a groove and it can end up feeling rushed. Well that is the nature of drum & bass but other genres, not so much. D&B is a genre that I don't know much about. I'm just getting into it. I visited your myspace and I'm excited to check out some of the older mixes.

11-19-07, 12:44 PM	#6 (permalink)
pinkko Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: San Francisco Posts: 14	Word. Just started playing dubstep myself, still getting the hang of mixing it, completely different style than dnb, even if it is a 'subgenre.' I've been known to play a little trance from time to time as well, my experience with that is that it's hard to get past 22 records or so in an hour. BUT, if you listen to certain respectable house djs (house being around the same bmp as trance) you'd know that you can pretty easily get up to 30-35 records in an hour, if the music will support it, no matter the bpm. It's a matter of production style more than speed. :-)