RE: the art of mixing

From: John Book (johnbook@yadig.com)
Date: Fri May 18 2001 - 21:45:51 CEST

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('binary' encoding is not supported, stored as-is) >I think people develop their own style after many years of mixing records. my rule of thumb has always been...
>learn the records<

This definitely applies not only to DJ's, but to producers as well. I do sample-based music, and while it's fun to put together random noises with obscure beats, you also have to be clever as well. You can cut and paste all you want, make Bert & Ernie funky over your Eddie Bo, but as you made perfectly clear: "learn the records".

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-John Book

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