palex
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Posted : Mar 17, 2008 21:07
faker?..read carefully!!
i say to promoters upfront that i only mix my own tracks,and that must be mentioned on flyers!
im not decieving anyone when theres all info upfront!!
Is that beeing fake? omg!!!
''ok,this guy only mix his tracks,so im not going to see him''
thats fine,i can live with that,people taste is relative!
and how do u know promoters are not very happy?
just respect my opinion,i respect yours,we have a diferent point of view on the matter,thats it!!
now,witch part u didn't understand colin?
paulo
keep music evil!!
Colin OOOD
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Posted : Mar 17, 2008 21:26
The bit where you implied that calling what you do a 'live mixed set' isn't using the word 'live' incorrectly. You said yourself there's nothing live about what you do - if there was then every DJ would be able to call themselves a 'live act' - so why use that word on the flyers?
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Posted : Mar 18, 2008 18:22
WTF!!!!????
I met John Jr. (Eskimo) years ago before he started releasing stuff. Really nice guy with ofcourse the Phantasm pedigree.....What is he thinking now though?
neuromantik
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Posted : Mar 18, 2008 18:54
Quote:
On 2008-03-18 11:22, Seppa wrote:
The word live is tricky .... We should really come with a name for authors playing their own track!
I've heard many psy artists throw around the word vernissage a lot (Hey we live in France ) Anyhow I think it applies nicely as it is nothing more than a showcase of an artist's work. It is a term typically reserved for graphic artists, painters and other "visual" arts. I might look weird if you put it on a flyer though
Brain Hacked
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Posted : Mar 18, 2008 20:00
If an artist want to dance the whole "live act" it not like it is ok but i cannot complain too much, but when i see someone tweking or pretending to play and no sound comes out really pisses me off, or guys just staring at the lap top like if they where watching porn or pretending to move mixer knobs (common most just use 1 channel) some dont even move a knob just touch them pretending to do something to the sound, that for me is trying to take the audience as stupid.
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Posted : Mar 18, 2008 20:47
Watching porn and drinking beers while my 90min rendered track plays is a good idea IMO.
I don't take the whole thing seriously...earning money with music is very utopic today and so i don't pretend to make a living with psytrance acts. I produce this kind of music because i love it, and it is no more than a mean to express myself, meet people and travel. Even if the live act is sequenced, you are showing to people all your work and make them dance, why so many questions about what you're doing or not ? You and the crowd have a great time and that's all ! there's no big deal...
a DJ is just and man playing others's music. A liveact plays his/her own music. It makes the difference IMO.
Producing complex psytrance tracks is a billion harder than djing.
Kamino_Productions
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Posted : Mar 18, 2008 21:30
After so many bad examples i couldn't resist to post a good example:
) Anyhow I think it applies nicely as it is nothing more than a showcase of an artist's work. It is a term typically reserved for graphic artists, painters and other "visual" arts. I might look weird if you put it on a flyer though 
