From Nate Harrison Sent Wed, Oct 27th 1999, 21:02
From Nate Harrison Sent Wed, Oct 27th 1999, 21:02
I thought all the Dj Kicks comps were pro-tools things:) Seriously though I don't remember the Pullen or Craig discs being sloppy so as to be unlistenable. On the other hand, if you are looking for a more flowing set, the Claude Young DJ kicks well, kicks... peace Nate On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, Dave Walker wrote: > eric hill wrote: > > > i'm sure someone will step up with exceptions, but invariably producers > > are terrible dj's. i thought stacy pullen and carl craig were dj's before > > they were producers, so i can't explain that, but i've been disappointed > > every single time some promoter has thought that they should get juan > > atkins or someone, even if he's not playing live. > > Carl Craig was producing _well_ before he ever played out, > and has, over the last few years, semi-retired from DJing > to concentrate on producing music and running Planet E. > > Stacey Pullen, on the other hand, has been DJing for a > _very_ long time (well before he produced any tracks) > and I'm surprised to hear his mixing slagged (though > I havent heard the mix CD in question), as he's been smooth > as silk the half-dozen or so times I've heard him play > clubs and/or parties. Is this a case of a truly sloppy mix > CD, or does the mixing just sound rough compared to > those dull pro-tools things most people put out > these days? > > -d.w. > > > >