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treetherealest
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 Posted - 2009/04/14 : 04:40:30
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Originally posted by Meph751:
somebody get this man a cage
lol. That's awesome.
This guy is total Gummocore.
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DeezeNuts
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 03:13:24
That was a serious question, jokes aside. What does it really mean?
For example, Splash Vs Vibes - Techno Wonderland 2007
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latininxtc
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 14:17:08
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
That was a serious question, jokes aside. What does it really mean?
it's always a serious question he asks, but it just sometimes sounds ridiculous you just have to laugh
he's trying to get you to compare DJs and record labels. i'm not sure whether he wants us to answer which of the comparisons he gave is better so who really knows
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treetherealest
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 16:26:46
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Originally posted by latininxtc:
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
That was a serious question, jokes aside. What does it really mean?
it's always a serious question he asks, but it just sometimes sounds ridiculous you just have to laugh
he's trying to get you to compare DJs and record labels. i'm not sure whether he wants us to answer which of the comparisons he gave is better so who really knows
I love his enthusiasm.
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Craigavon raver
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 19:30:27
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
That was a serious question, jokes aside. What does it really mean?
For example, Splash Vs Vibes - Techno Wonderland 2007
it just means that they made a track together like producers do normally,but sometimes they use the vs instead of e.g brisk and ham, brisk vs ham
well thats what i think,someone correct me if i,m wrong
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Revs
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 19:46:12
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Originally posted by Jackol:
Thread reminds me of this http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/5241/1237177723177.jpg
"dear god, what happened to this post? it's like a disaster area"
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Nope it means that 2 tunes have been mixed together to create a song. For example Techno Wonderland - Splash vs. S3RL are two tracks ( don't know whhich ones exactly ) which have been mixed together to, as I said before, create a single track. The one is from S3RL, the other one from the Trance DJ & producer DJ Splash.
Anohter good example :
Listen to your voodoo people - No Left Turn & Cracker Jack vs. Reese
That's two tracks :
Listen Up - No Left Turn & Cracker Jack
Voodoo People - Reese
But it's a single track. And that's why "Brisk & Ham" wouldn't mean the same as "Brisk vs. Ham".
When talking about mixing, "vs." ( versus actually ) means back 2 back mix ( battle mix ).
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Jackol
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 20:40:29
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Originally posted by DJ Revs:
Nope it means that 2 tunes have been mixed together to create a song. For example Techno Wonderland - Splash vs. S3RL are two tracks ( don't know whhich ones exactly ) which have been mixed together to, as I said before, create a single track. The one is from S3RL, the other one from the Trance DJ & producer DJ Splash.
Anohter good example :
Listen to your voodoo people - No Left Turn & Cracker Jack vs. Reese
That's two tracks :
Listen Up - No Left Turn & Cracker Jack
Voodoo People - Reese
But it's a single track. And that's why "Brisk & Ham" wouldn't mean the same as "Brisk vs. Ham".
When talking about mixing, "vs." ( versus actually ) means back 2 back mix ( battle mix ).
Actually, when referring to a track, it usually means it's been bootlegged from the original artist, and they made their own version. When referring to a DJ set, it usually means they switch off every track or two in one set. Otherwise its a back 2 back.
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Revs
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Posted - 2009/04/15 : 21:48:22
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Originally posted by Jackol:
Actually, when referring to a track, it usually means it's been bootlegged from the original artist, and they made their own version.
Yeah, that's what I wanted to say. It's liked remixed, that's true.
quote:
Originally posted by Jackol:
When referring to a DJ set, it usually means they switch off every track or two in one set. Otherwise its a back 2 back.
Back 2 Back IS when they switch off X number of tracks in a set !
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DeezeNuts
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Posted - 2009/04/16 : 02:02:22
Thanks guys, I got the answer I wanted.
So does that mean that this song is a Vs. Song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X0NZ-MTpz4&fmt=18
This is a song I made a while ago - It was meant to be a joke.
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Lorenzo.Tweakn
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Posted - 2009/04/16 : 02:23:05
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
Thanks guys, I got the answer I wanted.
So does that mean that this song is a Vs. Song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X0NZ-MTpz4&fmt=18
This is a song I made a while ago - It was meant to be a joke.
u must hv sum fun making tht
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DeezeNuts
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Posted - 2009/04/16 : 02:47:38
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Originally posted by Lorenzo.Tweakn:
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
Thanks guys, I got the answer I wanted.
So does that mean that this song is a Vs. Song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X0NZ-MTpz4&fmt=18
This is a song I made a while ago - It was meant to be a joke.
u must hv sum fun making tht
Yea I did. :D
I actually want to learn how to produce professionally one day
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DJ Notna
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Posted - 2009/04/16 : 08:00:20
Sy VS unkown XD ;)
"God is a DJ"
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Lorenzo.Tweakn
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Posted - 2009/04/16 : 08:01:48
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
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Originally posted by Lorenzo.Tweakn:
quote:
Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
Thanks guys, I got the answer I wanted.
So does that mean that this song is a Vs. Song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X0NZ-MTpz4&fmt=18
This is a song I made a while ago - It was meant to be a joke.
u must hv sum fun making tht
Yea I did. :D
I actually want to learn how to produce professionally one day
im actually goin to college in like 2yrs to perfect my music production so i feel ya man.
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Jackol
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Posted - 2009/04/16 : 15:59:18
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Originally posted by DJ Revs:
quote:
Originally posted by Jackol:
Actually, when referring to a track, it usually means it's been bootlegged from the original artist, and they made their own version.
Yeah, that's what I wanted to say. It's liked remixed, that's true.
quote:
Originally posted by Jackol:
When referring to a DJ set, it usually means they switch off every track or two in one set. Otherwise its a back 2 back.
Back 2 Back IS when they switch off X number of tracks in a set !
Oh lawds my bad. I thought a b2b was when one dj did half the set and then switched.
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DeezeNuts
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Posted - 2009/04/17 : 05:53:03
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Originally posted by Lorenzo.Tweakn:
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Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
quote:
Originally posted by Lorenzo.Tweakn:
quote:
Originally posted by DeezeNuts:
Thanks guys, I got the answer I wanted.
So does that mean that this song is a Vs. Song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_X0NZ-MTpz4&fmt=18
This is a song I made a while ago - It was meant to be a joke.
u must hv sum fun making tht
Yea I did. :D
I actually want to learn how to produce professionally one day
im actually goin to college in like 2yrs to perfect my music production so i feel ya man.
Yea same here. I also heard that Darwin, Fracus & Sharkey do teaching lessons. Are there any DJs that do that in the states?
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