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Pulp wrote:Are DJs even DJs these days?

A "proper" DJ would be scratching, cutting, crabbing and all that stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2e1kGyKcw

I'd say I mix not DJ!

yea you aren't a dj unless you can do this

I prefer a producer that knows how to DJ. Most ppl i listen to and respect do both sides of the game.

Most people have no idea what a DJ is

most people think all electronic music is made by DJs

hell most people now seem to think a formant screech over a half-time dubstep beat is 'bass'

Gravehill wrote:
hell most people now seem to think a formant screech over a half-time dubstep beat is 'bass'

Knowing that most of the time it's layered with a sine wave beneath, i don't see why it's wrong.

because it's treble....

I guess google autocomplete speaks for the laypeople? I guess that makes me feel pretty smert.

Gravehill wrote:hell most people now seem to think a formant screech over a half-time dubstep beat is 'bass'

I'm still waiting for flux pavilion to let the bass cannon kick. ba doom tsh.

so where is the crossover between sub bass and bass and midrange and midrange cack and screech and treble?


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Pulp wrote:Are DJs even DJs these days?

A "proper" DJ would be scratching, cutting, crabbing and all that stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2e1kGyKcw

I'd say I mix not DJ!

If thats so we should adopt the Jamaican 'Selecta'. Sounds much better than DJ anyway. What do you do? I'm a dubstep selecta.

Force MCs to say 'run the riddim my selecta' after every rewind too.

Muncey wrote:

Pulp wrote:Are DJs even DJs these days?

A "proper" DJ would be scratching, cutting, crabbing and all that stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2e1kGyKcw

I'd say I mix not DJ!

If thats so we should adopt the Jamaican 'Selecta'. Sounds much better than DJ anyway. What do you do? I'm a dubstep selecta.

Force MCs to say 'run the riddim my selecta' after every rewind too.

Soundcloud

johney wrote:

Muncey wrote:

Pulp wrote:Are DJs even DJs these days?

A "proper" DJ would be scratching, cutting, crabbing and all that stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2e1kGyKcw

I'd say I mix not DJ!

If thats so we should adopt the Jamaican 'Selecta'. Sounds much better than DJ anyway. What do you do? I'm a dubstep selecta.

Force MCs to say 'run the riddim my selecta' after every rewind too.

Soundcloud

Thats brilliant. Rasta Troll big in the game!

Brothulhu wrote:

Pulp wrote:Are DJs even DJs these days?

A "proper" DJ would be scratching, cutting, crabbing and all that stuff.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2e1kGyKcw

I'd say I mix not DJ!

DJing and Turntablism are different arts

the halfway between mixing and turntablism that most radio hip-hop and funk djs do is perfect for me. play bits of songs, cutting and juggling in between, i think thats the most interesting form of djing.

FAARE FACED wrote:

Gravehill wrote:
hell most people now seem to think a formant screech over a half-time dubstep beat is 'bass'

Knowing that most of the time it's layered with a sine wave beneath, i don't see why it's wrong.

Because kids are listening to this stuff on laptop speakers/iphones and going on about how amazing the bass is XD

I was half joking but my point was that bass in the context of electronic music a lot of the time now is interpreted by people as being a bunch of massive patches strung together with screetchy/blippy sounds over a half-time beat rather than actual bass itself. Its become something of a buzz word

They think that DJs make music because now a days, DJs actually make music, you need to tell people the difference between a DJ and a music producer. Deejays mix things, adding samples here and there, music producers make music and if they want play them live, but they both clashed together and instead, they mix their tracks. We still have the MP in it though with Launchpads and "Live" sets (Drum Kits, Pianists, vocalist, and the DJ).

Nevalo wrote:

Maxxan wrote:When I bring bitches over

you sound like a top guy.