How listening to this will help you [Neurofunk/Dubstep]

**heaps** · 07-04-2011, 04:34 PM

If enough people listen/comment/critique this mix, I'll write an exclusive guide on DJTT aimed at helping DJ's plan and record studio mixes. This is my first mixtape I'll be handing out to promoters and whatnot, I'd love some feedback (I tend to lack confidence in myself).

Booskii's Darkly Dreaming Demotape

50 minutes of soul shattering dark dubstep and neurofunk drum & bass. Booskii's Darkly Dreaming Demotape is a journey from warm depression to violent despair up to the first sign of hope and recovery. It discourages apathy and progesses kinetically. I hope you enjoy it

Tracklist
Unquote - Cold Tenderness
Unsub - Silk Button
Kung - Mole
Kung - Beg Me
Antiserum. No Thing - Animal
Brainfuzz, Vibromaster - Smash & Destroy
Nova - Helix
Nova - Decode
NumberNin6 - Not This Time
Xilent - Choose Me II
Receptor - Lullaby
Phace, Misanthrop - Desert Orgy
Noisia, Phace - Floating Zero
Phace - Basic Memory
Telekinesis, Kinetik - Lithium
Billain - Phalando
Misanthrop - Lattitude
Black Sun Empire, Nymfo - Kempi (Braincrack Remix)
Deep Focus ft. InContext - Lateral Thinking

**heaps** · 07-11-2011, 12:52 PM

Nobody want me to write a guide to help out the DJTT community?
Should've gone with the NSFW incentive plan...

**Nephew** · 07-11-2011, 02:29 PM

It's not rocket science to be honest. If you need a "guide" on how to record a mix then maybe it's time to find a different hobby?

**heaps** · 07-11-2011, 03:26 PM

Studio mixes are quite different from live mixes, I think it's important to keep certain things in check, so that they have some replay value. It's not going to be aimed at people who already have an ordered/effective system for executing studio mixes, but I think that it's valuable to have a decent reference point. If nothing else, don't you think it could serve to point some newbies in the right direction?

Just trying to give back :/

**Nephew** · 07-11-2011, 04:04 PM

I realize studio mixes are different from live remixes, but the basics are still there none the less.

And if you want to give back, then write the article already. Why do you need to people to listen to your mix/give feedback before you write it?

**Whyte** · 07-11-2011, 04:09 PM

It's a pretty decent mix though, i actually like this kind of 'musical' dubstep

. Props.

**heaps** · 07-12-2011, 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by Nephew

I realize studio mixes are different from live remixes, but the basics are still there none the less.

And if you want to give back, then write the article already. Why do you need to people to listen to your mix/give feedback before you write it?

Incentive for myself.

Originally Posted by Whyte

It's a pretty decent mix though, i actually like this kind of 'musical' dubstep

. Props.

Thanks