to all you reading this mike's mixing changed the way i thought about electronic music. easily my biggest influence. his productions are sweet too...) thanks for all the help. me missing the 907, need to go back up and party AK style again.





johnbro

jp is definatley one dj to see. mixes minimal like it should be mixed. cept when he is in the state of mind to drop the bass out of the mix for 30 minutes or so.....P

well i could be the herb....but i doubt it, i really liked this one. didn't think anything needed changing, well maybe just the snare sound. i especially liked it when the glass bottle rimshot sound comes in around the middle. nice beat good bassline and the synth poking in and around, thought i't m...

nice one. although i agree its not a complete track i like where you are headed with it. let us also hear some more of what you got cooking...)

i like what you got going on there. not to much, sorta chugs along nicely. i would enjoy mixing this track early to get the vibe going...) kepp up the good work.

i had to add that the allen&heath is not to technical at all - a mixer is a mixer is a mixer, they all work the same way. some have differant options but really they are just tools to work with. the more you use it the better you get at it. and besides the A&H's look so much better in the da...

we had jeff here in minneapolis back in '05 - first time i saw him. i was absolutley blown away...total 3 deck madness. and he didn't mind talking to me a little before he went on. great guy great dj. arguably the best out there right now.

i was going to buy a djm 600 until i played on my friends xone 62...so i bought a 62.....) the sound quality is better than any other mixer ive played on...the vca filter is to die for...i absolutley love the penny&giles crossfader....and its quality construction is practically bulletproof. mayb...