dont care what people say...live on music...keep on mixing dude...KEEP IT REAL!!!

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Yeah, I guess I dont think whether artists etc and other people care wat songs I mix together.. I just get random ideas and try them to see if they work, I aint proud of ALL my mixes.. just a few.. and I think most are on point.. but you can have a beat off set like timbaland sometimes and it works.. but if ya audience aint feeling it, they think it dont work.. so yea i guess, maybe i am hearing something in it you aint, coz i can dance to all these songs.. and i think i have been a lil bit 'top 40' with it.. but im tryin to do mixes that people in a club might wanna dance n pop too as opposed to something that will be credited as a 'work of art'...i dunno, thanks for the advice guys..

Sorry J but im going to have to agree with Ben on this one. Give it a couple of years to get used to the beats. Best thing to do is match the snares. usually itll make it easy. DO NOT give up. They sound, good just not on point. Another thing, Young buck with a fergie beat just will never work. Pray that Buck never hears that mix cause if he does im sure hed clap at you.

I removed the 'off beat' remixes so i dont hurt your ears with them.. sorry..take it easy ppl, n thanks for the constructive comments..

the last one needssome work but the rest is kkoo

Look dude, Im not trying to hurt your ego here, but non of these so called remixes are on point. They are all forced and off beat. I saw your profile and read that youve been into hip hop since you were 18, and youre how old now? Give it a few years and you might be able to tell the difference between good and bad music, then give it another try. . . And dont be scared to branch out a bit from the music on the radio. It may be a good place to start but there is a ton of music out there and the radio plays about 5% of whats out. . .

pretty piss poor if you ask me

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im feeling your mixes.......