I love this mix! Come play in Iowa! But if you're inspired by Ron Hardy, why no train wrecks, skipping records or distortion? ;-)
Ron Hardy's mixing was a more primitive version of Jeff Mills -- part of the excitement is that it seems like it's going to go off the rails at any moment. Not criticizing your mixing -- anyone imitating that aspect of Hardy's mixing is just going to sound incompetent. Besides Hardy came up in an era before people figured out seamless mixing -- he's way smoother than some guys from back in the day... On 12/14/06, Jacob Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's an old-school mix I recorded live, inspired by Ron Hardy bootlegs. It's got electro, early house and techno, and even some disco breaks: http://www.gridface.com/mp3s/gridface_live_20061210.html Feedback is welcome ;-) Cheers, Jake
