18-09-'10 B.A.S.H @ A State of Buck Vol.2

Without sounding like I'm trying to suck up your arse but this is a banging tracklist.

Please other link!!

i'm on the case. Can't seem to get zippy to work so rapid will have to do.

Not bad, not good

DOOMSDAY IS HERE, PICK UP YOUR WEAPON AND FIGHT.

On 21-09-2010 01:45:36, Mexx wrote:

DOOMSDAY IS HERE, PICK UP YOUR WEAPON AND FIGHT.

gotta love a bit of tat.

On 21-09-2010 00:33:37, CrazyDutchMan wrote:

Not bad, not good

Constructive criticism is always welcome. Where do you think I can improve? Cheers

Zippyshare added, will listen later today hopefully.

Zippyshare added, will listen later today hopefully.

Probably wouldn't have started with One Night In Paris. Definitely got more of a mid mix vibe to it. Although it does use the vocals 'let's get the party started'

Mix into weapon is good. Maybe bring it in a little loud but all in all it sounded decent.

I probably would have started the mix with diavoli, think this is pretty much the only track that sounds a little out of place though.

I think dark symphony and fragments come in a little early like other tracks in the mix too. I would say that is your main fault through the mix is just bringing the tracks in too soon.

See if you plan out the mix beforehand you'll end up finding the perfect drop points for the tunes. Its usually at the end of every 32 beats. But with practice you'll get the hang of that naturally too without planning.

Your transitions will sound as good as the ones into macabre, dikke blikke and straight to the beat if you plan them out. All those transtitions were shit hot.

And btw, what a tune macabre is! First time I've sat up and taken note of that tune.

The way you mix is different from me cause you don't have the tune both pumping out together for very long. Usually you bring in the next tune about 16 beats before the drop which is clever considering your mixing out of the chorus's. Good job on doing that btw cause intro outro mixing is boring as fuck in my opinion. 18 tracks in an hour for someone who's been mixing 3 months is sensational.

Think it would be good practise if you mixed the tracks together a little longer though. Try doing a bit more cutting and stuff.

Beat matching wasn't perfect all the time but definitely a pass, track choice was nothing short of a miracle. I'd say that's definitely your biggest strength. All the tracks fit, a lot of new tracks along with some stomping classics and you got a lot of them in. I'd work on finding better drop points for the tracks, mix the two tracks together for a little longer and beat matching will come with practise.