Remixing Documentary

Remixing Documentary

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we need more info,
like what type of equipment is used and how it was setup. any midi controller if so what kind? what software? especially beat mapping.

 

Are these guys really talking highly of NRAM, Dj Dice and GTR out of everyone in the remix community? Mind blown.

 

This is a basic documentary, not a tutorial video

 

I would like to hear about Copyrights and remixing. Downloading for free, and selling for profit without the Composer's consent.

 

He was among one of the first west indians I believe. He wasn't the only one but he was probably the most predominant. Back in 92-93 I remember hearing that type of reggae/indian stuff from Dj Ameel and Starr Life and those guys too. They were probably the biggest fit after FPM then. But they were among the east indian DSNY group at that time.

 

I agree. And regarding FPM, for some reason DSNY comes to mind

 

I was probably around longer than most people on this site when it comes to mixes in the 90s. TS Soundz came out much later than FPM and Starr Life. But they mainly implemented techno, progressive house and hip hop music into their stuff. Big Rich and Simply E were the first characters to set the trend in the West Indian community, but perhaps not the whole community, but I do remember DJing back then with my twelves and playing nothing but mixes from Hindi Platinum and the Masala Mix series. Most of you may not know, but they also produced vinyls.

 

you know whats f.cuked up about mastahpiece? everyone here thinks that there only job is to criticize...its funny how on facebook everybody bigged up sanjay because of the fact that he did a remixing documentary. what he did was legitimate. 10x more than any of u lil niggers are doing. so shut the f.uck up and just be appreciative that theres something out there apprciating what we do and that theres someone who's willing to put time and effort into displaying that. instead of talking about what he shoulda did and what u woulda liked to hear and about who he interviwed... (like really ShottaDon shut the f.uck up. all u do is talk shit but never do shit). yeo the man interiewed who he could. he actually got a chance to call up VP and ask his advice and shit. what u wanted 1080P video of VP?? nigga VP doesnt even have a pic of himself on FB u think he's gonna post a video on youtube?? or yall b.itches jealous he didnt call u up? he did something..be appreciative..msg him and say good job yeo u actually were acurate with some things and shit. y'all lil *****es sittting here criticisin everything. its funny cuz its people like you who criticize the remixing scene but for everything ur criticizing you're actually just describing yourself. ...LOL shottadon talking about how he been on this site longer than most people. lil ***** shut up. u have 796 rep earned...2550 points..nigga ur a lil shit. stop talking like ur big. ur not. u think ur big because ur coolie on a coolie forum. ill take my 3000 rep and smack u in the face any day

..oh wait 6666 rep not 3000

 

lmfaoooooooo

 

Looks like a struck a nerve in the life of another young wannabe dj.

First, go back to school and then reread what I said cause it seems you mislead yourself. When did I say I was on this site longer than most people? I said I was around the scene longer than you young ass 00s babies to know the history behind how west indian remixing had started in the early 90s, before you were even a sperm count punk. I know what I'm talking about cause I lived through those years, mind you, I'm probably old enough to be your pops lol. Learn to read.

Second, where did I ever say their efforts in making this video was bad. Did they do a good job on this? Of course. Did I think those no name djs should of been mentioned in a serious documentary like this knowing there were over a dozen other Djs who should've been mentioned from then to now and wasn't? Hell no. You fools need to take criticism better and quit snapping on people's opinions. What good is asking for feedback if there is none?

And I'm jealous cause these guys didn't call me up? Lmao I'm not even a DJ. I might of been before you were born, but not now. You talking to me about reps? Let me know when you lose your virginity first, then talk to me about rep points lmao.

 

Lmao how u talking like u know me?? About me being 2000's baby. LOL bai u don't know how old I am or who I am, to that matter. Don't talk to me about virginity and being a wannabe dj. More people probably heard of me than they have of you. U dont know who i am, rmr that. I probably accomplished more than you have. But then again I'm saying that not knowing who you are and what you've accomplished.

But yes I agree I read that wrong and I apologize. Yea it cheesed me because for everything I see you post, whether its on CDs or general discussion, it's always critisicm and how things should be better and why they're not up to your standards. Not once have I seen you say "good job" or anything pleasant without you having to add a "but" at the end.

And really what do you know about the resources and time Sanjay had? Think about if you have a week to finish a school project, which it was, then you'd use the available resources you have to complete it as best as you can. Think about it. And also think about if some random coolie kid came up to you to ask you some questions about remixing, would you take him seriously? What if it was one of your friends or even aquantainces on fb, isn't there a more likely chance that you would do it.

People should get banned on this site for insulting other people's work rather than them constructlivly criticize, because of the hard work people put into what is being posted. But then again I can't get into that too much cuz I know I have criticized a few times (trigga's mix tape). I'm just saying if you're gonna look at what's bad and what's wrong with what people do, you should recognize and appreciate the good in what they've done.

 

Kid you sound like a confused abused orphan child. Why are you trying to make this into a popularity contest? I don't know you, I don't care about what you accomplished or how you waste your time. All I said was your gay dj friends shouldn't of been mentioned in a video that talks about the history of remixing. You're throwing a fit over THAT? They haven't done anything worthy of the subject and it's almost like they're trying to honor themselves. I guess fame is everything to you dumbasses. Guh lang yuh way lolol.

 

^ this. in that battle they mentioned at the end it was me alone vs all of them and i won both times why didnt he mention that?

 

I see what you're trying to say, but it doesn't mean that they need to qualified to a certain extend to not be interviewed. when it comes to the history of remixing part of the video they asked VP specifically. which is completely legit considering how long he been in the industry. but they asked questions as to whats a remix and what its about and what it means to you. if you were a remixer or dj, it could mean just as much to you as it does to me or any other dj who actually takes it seriously. for the questions that were asked, who they asked were perfectly fine to interview to get legit answers. just because it was a "remixing documentary" by name doesn't mean it had to be better or more well known remixers, as long as their legit answers. consider that for the most part, VP, NRam, and whoever else is there said similar things, answered the questions in a similar way, its not like VP who is clearly qualified answered one way and NRam who may not be as qualified answered in a completely different way and the experience shows that...na, although VP has more experience they still that have similar answers. but yea if you were a dj so long ago then you should know what fame is to a dj...and its not necessarily fame, its you're "name" and what people think of when they hear your name, and that means a lot to every dj out there. you're "name" determines whether you get that booking or not, whether people listen to your remix or not, whether other remixers would want to collab on a cd or even just a remix with u, etc. so considering fame is everything to us djs and we're dumbasses, that would mean you used to be quite the dumbass yourself...seems like u kept a lot of it through the decades tho.

..telling me about how old you are and shit...i dont give a f.uck. if you're so old what the hell you doing sitting on the computer talking to teenagers and 20+ year olds? you're like the guyanarudeboi of MP. get a life

 

Kid you need to relax. lol

 

Dw I'm done my rant

 

Go back and reread what I said cause you misinformed yourself again. I didn't say anything about anyone not being qualified to be asked questions. All I'm saying is when they brought up battles, those clueless names should of been nowhere to be mentioned cause they probably weren't even around to see when the best battles were made. If they did, they wouldn't of mentioned those djs. I bet none of them were even around to see Summer Anthem in 07 with Massiv Flo and AOP, or the Zone Anthems with IVS, Versehtile and ESK. Now THOSE were battles.

Fame does nothing for you kid. Real djs know that. They don't give a hoot about fame. If you're good at what you do then you're good and you'll get booked regardless. If you have confidence then that's even better. But when you meet the parents of your girlfriend and they ask you who you are, are you gonna tell them "HEY AUNTY AND UNCLE, I'M THE INFAMOUS DJ WASIM"? You think that will score any points with them? Talent only decides fame. Nothing else. A name is just a name until proven otherwise. But that's something I wouldn't expect you clueless fools to understand. Story done.