NADALSCORE category breakdown (and a little explanation)

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October 30, 2012 at 10:13 am #31013

Tommy Hear Me
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Lots of good tips 🙂

October 30, 2012 at 1:03 pm #31029

DeeJay SiBoogie
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I wouldn’t class a track that is from 12months in the past as a “Classic” some tracks from 10yrs ago I wouldn’t class as “Classic”. To me a a classic track is one that can be played and still get the crowd going as if it was a fresh track, a track that can cross the generations of club goers.
How do distinguish between auto sync and real beat matching, a sample scratch vs actual scratching.

Feed back of any type is always good but the best feed back will always be the crowd dancing or not as the case may be.

October 30, 2012 at 2:24 pm #31037

NADAL
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Si BooGie, post: 31185, member: 3469 wrote: I would class a track that is from 12months in the past as a “Classic” some tracks from 10yrs ago I wouldn’t class as “Classic”. To me a a classic track is one that can be played and still get the crowd going as if it was a fresh track, a track that can cross the generations of club goers.
How do distinguish between auto sync and real beat matching, a sample scratch vs actual scratching.

Feed back of any type is always good but the best feed back will always be the crowd dancing or not as the case may be.

Hey Si BooGie, thanks a lot for the feedback. Thanks for the iKaosimulator for Ipad tip, downloaded!
I adjusted the thread based on what you said. You were totally right, and I should’ve been more clear on it.

October 31, 2012 at 12:51 am #31081

Jim Kroezen
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I would love to see your feedback on my mix NADAL (Posted as “4 decks techno set”) 😉
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