DJs advice needed ! DnB Producer !

[Cee-Jay]

I personally think it sounds good(check Matrix+Danny J-Telepathy) and there is nothing funnier than watching a dancefloor of peopledancing to nothing and hearing an mc make a twaT of himself . Thats why the most important thing about dj-ing is to know your tunes.

 

[jhusarek]

try a little get out window before the second breakdown most djs want out by then not many dnb tunes can keep you intrested for a long time gotta keep the crowd on its toes definate bare beat intro biulding as you go only my opinion for what its worth makes mixing a lot easier

 

[mesh]

Ok

zinc makes tunes with missing beats and so do a few like danny C - where they purposely make a tune harder to mix in order to ween out the shit Dj's... but it actually makes it more fun to mix !

If you see the garage scene, its so dull trying to mix garage as its so simple to mix. And house, all the beats are the same etc ...


So when theres a tune thats a challenge, it spices it up a bit !


Truely enough, its nice to have some sort of beat, click or beep going from the beginning to make tunes easyer to mix for the begginner, but stick vocals where you like ! You shouldnt make tunes (like people have said) for the Dj -

you should make tunes for yourself and the people who dance to it !

Dj's are just people playing other peoples music.
Its the crowd on teh dancefloor that needs pleasing

.... people making tunes harder to mix to 'ween (?) out the shit DJs'? What sort of motivation is that for doing anything? And it doesn't make tunes harder to mix anyway, all you have to do is pay attention the first time you listen and remember how its different, hardly puts you in the turntablist leagues IMO.

I do agree the dancefloor reaction is all that matters, but the dancefloor won't get it unless both a producer AND A DJ are involved in bringing it to them. I feel a lot of experimental dNb / breaks is just crap to dance to. It might be wonderfully avante garde or whatever, but big deal, if it doesnt rock a floor why will a DJ spend hard earned vinyl cash on it? I would buy it on CD to listen to at MY house, not YOUR night out on the tiles.

So go ahead make all the crazy rule breaking tunes you want, ooh er. DJs might just be playing others music for sure, but without them no one will hear your tune.