Deadmau5 Interview
10Apr09
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Oh, no, not him again…
Alex – I totally agree.
^ Why those reactions?
I think Deadmau5 has a good ear for a hook. He’s brought benefits in that respect when collaborating with Kaskade. Also, he has a gift for personal branding — the recognizable mouse helmet.
But he doesn’t possess the versatility a far more cultured (not in the snobby, but experience of depth across styles) artist like BT (can’t think of a better example inspired by an eclectic wealth despite labels) does.
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you obviously shouldn’t hate on the man. he knows his shit and he has produced some of the most memorable electronic music ever, most of it within a 2 year time period. most of the people out there hating on deadmau5 are doing so because he is popular and in the underground scene, it’s all about obscurity. bottom line- don’t hate on him because you don’t like who he is, hate on him because you don’t like his music.
Hes not a dj he is a pc, he doesnt use discs everthing coes from computors so he has to be the best electronic house producer out
got to admit he is the best thing on the dance scene at the minute, he ist too main stream but is very well known! Love deadmau5
Joe you don't know what your talking about… just because he uses a Mac (which is not a pc btw) for his sets, doesn't mean hes the best producer. He uses a mac so that he doesnt have to spin, and so he can do things that you cant do with CDJ's. It doesn't mean its better or worse than spinning. It's just different, and it is what he likes to do.
I do agree he is a really good producer… He is an audiophile that pays fine attention to detail to all of his tracks. I am myself a producer and respect him in this manner.
Now would I use any of his tracks in my sets? No I would not… I will leave that up to the million other DJ's spinning his stuff. I like my go against the trends. Keeps my sets unique.
myspace.com/spkrninjaz
Joe you don't know what your talking about… just because he uses a Mac (which is not a pc btw) for his sets, doesn't mean hes the best producer. He uses a mac so that he doesnt have to spin, and so he can do things that you cant do with CDJ's. It doesn't mean its better or worse than spinning. It's just different, and it is what he likes to do.
I do agree he is a really good producer… He is an audiophile that pays fine attention to detail to all of his tracks. I am myself a producer and respect him in this manner.
Now would I use any of his tracks in my sets? No I would not… I will leave that up to the million other DJ's spinning his stuff. I like my go against the trends. Keeps my sets unique.
myspace.com/spkrninjaz
Joe you don't know what your talking about… just because he uses a Mac (which is not a pc btw) for his sets, doesn't mean hes the best producer. He uses a mac so that he doesnt have to spin, and so he can do things that you cant do with CDJ's. It doesn't mean its better or worse than spinning. It's just different, and it is what he likes to do.
I do agree he is a really good producer… He is an audiophile that pays fine attention to detail to all of his tracks. I am myself a producer and respect him in this manner.
Now would I use any of his tracks in my sets? No I would not… I will leave that up to the million other DJ's spinning his stuff. I like my go against the trends. Keeps my sets unique.
myspace.com/spkrninjaz