Mix Master Mike featured on Serato ICON series (Routine Video)

[sarasin]

Yep....just checked.

You guys have not seen the video at the bottom of the page.

Check my link a few posts up.....THAT IS BADASS!

[sarasin]

Wow, I never even noticed the one on the bottom. Watching it now.

Psyke!

[Patch]

He didn't look at the screen once... Memorised the whole routine....

@3:14 - did he scribble the x-fader??? WTF???

[sarasin]

I saw an interview with him...where he puts a record of his on...and knows before hand whats next....

Now its this.....and then comes.....and after its....

I was like DAMN dude.

BUT...its a custom pressing. He obviously makes his own audio tracks with his bits and bobs in em...for the routine.

[Cook]

I saw an interview with him...where he puts a record of his on...and knows before hand whats next....

Now its this.....and then comes.....and after its....

I was like DAMN dude.

BUT...its a custom pressing. He obviously makes his own audio tracks with his bits and bobs in em...for the routine.

Not a pressing, its showing off serato's new performance series vinyl.

edit: afaik anyway, i seen a sick routine by him on serato's page and just assuming its that one since i cant click the link at work

[Patch]

Definietly not a custom pressing. I just love the way he totally ignore the visuals - proper, PROPER old school. He knows the cue points off by heart, and doesn't need th ereassurance of seeingthe waveform jump.

Just like th eold school cues - splicing tape on the record!

[Navad]

Well, might be a bit off topic, but it's impossible to talk about Mixmaster Mike and forget the badass routine he did in Scratch



This specific video is one of the things that really got me into DJing, and taking it further than a hobby (sadly, I don't own TTs at the moment..)

[sarasin]

Not a pressing, its showing off serato's new performance series vinyl.

edit: afaik anyway, i seen a sick routine by him on serato's page and just assuming its that one since i cant click the link at work

I was talking about the interview I saw him in previously...where he had a custom pressing.

The latest vid was OBVIOUS audio files...LOL

Come on!

[sarasin]

Well, might be a bit off topic, but it's impossible to talk about Mixmaster Mike and forget the badass routine he did in Scratch



This specific video is one of the things that really got me into DJing, and taking it further than a hobby (sadly, I don't own TTs at the moment..)

AAAAND thats the interview thing I was talking about.
But the this vid is only 50secs long. The one I saw, he goes on and on.

His cat also comes and lies on his mixer.

[rdej47]

I saw him at a festival last year and didn't know what to expect, I hadn't seen or heard anything from him since Scratch so I had no idea what he was going to bring to a festival. And where I'm from I wasn't sure it was going to fly if it was anything other then top 40/party rock stuff. He ripped the craziest dub step/electro set I've ever seen and the crowd loved it.

I think he should get even more credit for his pressings/custom tracks that he makes. I'd love to see how he comes up with his tracks. Even though he said he doesn't do any planning in the video clearly he's gotta have some way of deciding certain things could go int a track together and throwing in parts where he can do some crazy scratching.