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was anybody talking to you?b-ran wrote:well i know the arpiar guys are in close contact with him, so i made the connection ped = pedro & ric=ricardo. just like the fumiya tanaka & villalobos collab fumiyandric. nothing to get your panties in a twist aboutG-Style wrote:what's pedro got to do with ricardo?
haha oops didnt see the other comment there. either way this set is dope, even if the mixing isn't perfect.G-Style wrote:was anybody talking to you?b-ran wrote:well i know the arpiar guys are in close contact with him, so i made the connection ped = pedro & ric=ricardo. just like the fumiya tanaka & villalobos collab fumiyandric. nothing to get your panties in a twist aboutG-Style wrote:what's pedro got to do with ricardo?
it`s pretty difficult to mix perfect when playing mostly vinyl.. plus on the recording you hear everything.. in a club you wouldn't notice most of the small pitching failures..b-ran wrote:
haha oops didnt see the other comment there. either way this set is dope, even if the mixing isn't perfect.
you're telling me this as if I don't know that? of course mainly mixing vinyls for long sets is difficult. im not hating on his mixing at all but I do think that on a good sound system obvious errors would be noticed.roland wrote: it`s pretty difficult to mix perfect when playing mostly vinyl.. plus on the recording you hear everything.. in a club you wouldn't notice most of the small pitching failures..
of course you're right.. i just wanted to say that at home on your headphones you always hear more errors, nevermindb-ran wrote:you're telling me this as if I don't know that? of course mainly mixing vinyls for long sets is difficult. im not hating on his mixing at all but I do think that on a good sound system obvious errors would be noticed.roland wrote: it`s pretty difficult to mix perfect when playing mostly vinyl.. plus on the recording you hear everything.. in a club you wouldn't notice most of the small pitching failures..
haha its ok, i still love youroland wrote:of course you're right.. i just wanted to say that at home on your headphones you always here more errors, nevermindb-ran wrote:you're telling me this as if I don't know that? of course mainly mixing vinyls for long sets is difficult. im not hating on his mixing at all but I do think that on a good sound system obvious errors would be noticed.roland wrote: it`s pretty difficult to mix perfect when playing mostly vinyl.. plus on the recording you hear everything.. in a club you wouldn't notice most of the small pitching failures..
