Zigs Paredes

From what I remember the Ergo uses virtualDJ if I’m correct. I used to have crazy distortion issues with virtual DJ when I plugged my controller into a usb3.0 slot. When I eventually figured it out I just plugged into another usb slot. Have you had issues with the controller before?

Howitzer, post: 298, member: 59 wrote:
Im my eyes dubstep is kids music, an alternative to rock, but a vent for teenage angst nonetheless. It has its place, and im glad that’s kept to its own nights so I dont have to deal with the crowd it attracts.

I agree with this in saying Dubstep as a genre can be akin to Grunge and the Seattle scene in the 90’s. Dubstep is the manifestation of EDM moving into the pop arena and people, who thought it sold out, decided to make something dirtier, heavier and more in roots with how foundation EDM music was made (full synthesis of all sounds in this case).

It’s a niche scene with niche nights.

Guetta gets ladies on the dance floor. His tracks bring the party and a mobile dj’s god send.

The tracks were awesome in the mix. I would love to see you redo this mix in the future when you have a higher skill set (which is given). Props to putting yourself out there to be critiqued, shows your serious about getting better! I agree that phrasing is important. Take the time to study pieces of house or dance music and see that it normally flows in 8/16/32 beat phrases.

Another example of this phrasing (as a addendum to Mr_John’s example)
In the last song of the mix, after the massive epic motherfucker buildup (I think that’s what it says), count out the kick hits out loud and notice that 32 counts (or 4 sets of 8 counts) in you get a double snare hit and then another 32 counts in you get “epic motherfucker” which goes into another 32 counts which is more obviously less heavy. These changes are where you would normally drop the next song in.