Alchemy432

Oops… >_< links aren’t there for some reason… I’ll post the addresses here..

http://radiorewers.pl/
http://www.radiorewers.pl/radiorewers.m3u

http://dnbradio.com/
http://dnbradio.com/hi.m3u

http://psyradio.fm/
http://servers.internet-radio.com/tools/playlistgenerator/?u=http://streamer.psyradio.org:8100/listen.pls&t=.pls

http://www.dnbculturefm.com/

http://dnbheaven.com/
http://dnbheaven.com/128kbps.m3u

awesome 🙂

@BoomDraw,

nice one bruva! I had to think bout this for a while and this is what I’ve thought this morning. the idea you have for filming the mix as its happening to prove its a legit mix, i.e. not done in a daw i.e. a studio mix. This IS a good idea, however there are many situations where this won’t suit different peoples setups and we cannot guarantee everyone has video cameras or phones that can record video. what we can guarantee tho, is that, as this is digital dj tips, and the emphasis is on midi controller decks, everyone using midi controller decks has a laptop. so we should expand this ‘film yourself’ idea to ‘film your pc desktop’ with freeware programs or things like FRAPS. This way, whether ppl use serato, traktor, VDJ, etc… they can load up the screen recording software, hit record, load up the djing software and start mixing. upload the mix and the vid, and that should be enough to prove the mix is legit. make sense?

as for the beginner/advanced-ness of the competitors, I disagree with this. lets say hypothetically when you’re a noob, like myself, and you are going head to head with experienced djs with established careers… and you rank higher then them in the comp’… that could be a massive thrill. also lets say your mix sounds pretty rubbish next to theirs (more likely) but they give you praise or useful critique, that also is a very good feeling, and very encouraging. Also the idea of saying to someone “you’ve been djing for too many years or you are too talented to enter this competition” just seems wrong. the idea is to build community.. not discriminate.

You see there won’t be any “noobs only” exceptions made in the real world when you start vying for a limited number of paid club gigs against the vast number of djs out there all competing for the same thing. sure if you won enough ‘noobs only’ competitions you might get an inflated ego and a false sense of your own awesomeness.. but would that not simply harm your career in the long run? better to be down to earth and accept exactly where your talents are compared to the community as a whole… and use that information to help fuel your drive to become better. likewise, it will give you useful information about whether realistically, you are ready to play clubs, or not.

so thats my opinion anyway, and I encourage further discussion on this competitions idea and all related ideas.. the beauty of this is, that because its a community thing, everyone has a chance to contribute to designing the whole thing, and defining all its aspects… how often does that happen in life? so to everyone.. get on board with this and lets keep talking about it.

as for prizes, I’ve got nothing to say about it, like I said, winning or not, is enough for me. I leave it to others to decide if there should be more incentive or not 🙂

Peace!

@Vintage & Terry.. trolololol… (^_^)

brewing sounds good, will leave it with you guys 😀

will be brewing soon myself… wormwood vodka.. takes 6 weeks.. also passionflower+blue lotus vodka… start it on the new moon end it on the full moon 6 weeks later…. some sort of ancient way… something to do with the effects of the moon on the electromagnetic field of the earth… and our own individual fields…

anyway, Peace!

any feedback on the mix’d be much appreciated, I know what I think was ok or sucked about it, but keen to hear what other peoples ears heard too…

well that was weird, pasted the address and got an embedded soundcloud widget instead.