Why would you want your tracks catered to DJs and the dancefloor? One of my pet peeves about dnb is far too many artists structure tracks for raves and DJs
But who buys the music........
Why would you want your tracks catered to DJs and the dancefloor? One of my pet peeves about dnb is far too many artists structure tracks for raves and DJs
Well, perhaps not so surprisingly, I doWell yea, a nice outro is pretty ofcourse, and if you have one on your track it immediately makes it a better tune. But, (and I'm solely talking in the dnb genre now, now idea how it is in the other genres) who uses outros the mix?
Mostly, a new tune gets mixed in the first drop, in the breakdown, or in the second drop. I've never heard a tune play until the outro before a new tune gets mixed in.
(as opposed to throwing a new RAM track into the mix every 4th bar ).