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DJTR's Drop Sessions
by DJ TR
Vinyl, Plastic, Digital, Analog, Old School, New Skool, Its All about the music! ------======The Philosphy======------ My reasoning, well basicly it goes like this. I like live, raw, uncut, un-rehearsed, unpracticed mixes. It shows the ability of a DJ to work under pressure. It also brings a new depth to the music and allows the DJ to work with the music in a more live analog way. Don't get me wrong, I like and appreciate the work that goes into making a proper stufio quality demo or mix post, but honestly when I'm recruiting talent for an event I want to see and get a good feel for what the dj can actualy do. Not what they can do at home with their studio. Give it to me raw live uncut untouched and it gives me a better idea of the true talent of the dj. I like hearing the little blips and oops's that come with live mixing. You can hear it if a DJ has not played for a while, the begining of the set sometimes starts out with more basic mixing as they get back into their
Episodes
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Music Vibes Nov4, 2011 No Voice-Overs
Music Vibes Nov4, 2011 No Voice-Overs Hour One Live Recording Minus the Voiceovers.
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djTR's Music Vibes, Random Mix October
Random LIVE Mix directed from the 1200's to you ripped from my show Music Vibes on DanceRadio.ca
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Vinyl, Plastic, Digital, Analog, Old School, New Skool, Its All about the music! ------======The Philosphy======------ My reasoning, well basicly it goes like this. I like live, raw, uncut, un-rehearsed, unpracticed mixes. It shows the ability of a DJ to work under pressure. It also brings a new depth to the music and allows the DJ to work with the music in a more live analog way. Don't get me wrong, I like and appreciate the work that goes into making a proper stufio quality demo or mix post, but honestly when I'm recruiting talent for an event I want to see and get a good feel for what the dj can actualy do. Not what they can do at home with their studio. Give it to me raw live uncut untouched and it gives me a better idea of the true talent of the dj. I like hearing the little blips and oops's that come with live mixing. You can hear it if a DJ has not played for a while, the begining of the set sometimes starts out with more basic mixing as they get back into their
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Vinyl, Plastic, Digital, Analog, Old School, New Skool, Its All about the music! ------======The Philosphy======------ My reasoning, well basicly it goes like this. I like live, raw, uncut, un-rehearsed, unpracticed mixes. It shows the ability of a DJ to work under pressure. It also brings a new...
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