Mixomatosis
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Registered:11/22/2004
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(Date Posted:04/30/2007 9:29 PM)
Just curious to know what people would prefer here. Like last time, I will be ordering the tracks myself, as random selection more than often sounds crap, and the order I received them in wouldn't work as there are some who sent more than 1 track. Plus it would sound shit anyway. However, I'm now in two minds - do I order the tracks:
a) as if each disc was a seperate compilation?
b) as if the two discs should be listened to directly next to eachother, like they were one single compilation?
I hope people understand the distinction I'm trying to make here, I realise it's not completely clear. I'd appreciate input though, as I'm genuinely not sure about this yet. Obviously I'm not ordering anything yet, as I still don't have all the tracks in.
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iivix
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Registered:05/16/2005
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(Date Posted:04/30/2007 11:21 PM)
Personally I'd like to see each CD done as if it were a separate comp, so that the mix of tracks is spread out quite evenly between them. CBML2 definitely had a slightly more breakcorey/noisey CD and a more electronicy CD, and that worked out good, but it might be interested to do it differently this tie.
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DJ Sarah Wilson
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Registered:03/10/2007
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 12:12 AM)
Can you put my track in the middle of one of the discs, as if it were a genuine advert?
Otherwise, I suggest using my patented track-ordering process (as employed on every compilation CD I make, and every one of my own full-length releases): listen to the last five seconds of one track, then find a track whose first five seconds sound best after it. Simple.
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keithhic
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Registered:08/08/2005
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 12:21 AM)
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junkshop coyote
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Registered:04/05/2005
Time spent: 252 hours
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 1:50 AM)
I do most of my listening at work, so I have large expanses of time to fill, and I do like going on the proverbial musical journey. But I'm sure that's a fairly unusual circumstance, and besides, once I've listened to something all the way through and decided I like it, it goes into the MP3 player which is kept in perpetual shuffle. :-x
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ROBO_stud
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 3:35 AM)
i can see the advantages of both, and to be honest i dont really mind how you do it.
follow your heart lee.
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The Fez
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Registered:12/02/2006
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 3:33 PM)
Seperate compilations would be good, CBML2 is actually awesome for that reason!
Lee, do I have time to change my track at all?
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Uncivilized
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Registered:12/05/2006
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 4:52 PM)
I also support the seperate compilation idea
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Mixomatosis
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Registered:11/22/2004
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(Date Posted:05/01/2007 5:09 PM)
Reply to : DJ Sarah Wilson
I suggest using my patented track-ordering process (as employed on every compilation CD I make, and every one of my own full-length releases): listen to the last five seconds of one track, then find a track whose first five seconds sound best after it. Simple.
You patented that? Shit, I owe you a lot of money...
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DJ Sarah Wilson
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Registered:03/10/2007
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(Date Posted:05/04/2007 1:56 PM)
Don't worry: Creative Commons.
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junkshop coyote
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11#
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Registered:04/05/2005
Time spent: 252 hours
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(Date Posted:05/04/2007 7:13 PM)
Reply to : DJ Sarah Wilson
Don't worry: Creative Commons.
I had to go back to the thread to see what you were talking about.... *lol*
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subsonika
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Registered:01/05/2007
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(Date Posted:05/04/2007 10:50 PM)
definitely treat the 2 discs as separate comps, i reckon. i rarely have time to listen to that much music in one sitting.
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ROBO_stud
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Registered:02/21/2006
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(Date Posted:05/07/2007 6:18 AM)
Reply to : subsonika
definitely treat the 2 discs as separate comps, i reckon. i rarely have time to listen to that much music in one sitting.
thats a good point actually, im for the separate comps idea.
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