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    We should start rating eachother's mixes

    I've noticed that a lot of the mixes that I look at have no rating. I've taken it upon myself to use an extra 5 seconds to rate a mix I've listened to. I hope I can get other members to do the same.
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    The problem is that I feel that majority of the cats on here dont want to sit down and listen to 30-60 minute mixes. Taking the time to really listen and break it down, listen to techniques and catch the mess ups for constructive criticism.

    IDK thats my opinion.
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    I noticed a lot of mixes have no description, no tracklist, no information whatsoever. Nobody will go for these as most of the time you end up with some skrillex, avicii or diaorihanna [insert shit you don't want to hear here] in there. For reference: http://www.djforums.com/forums/showt...ssions-thread!

    Also, a lot of people post their first mix just after buying their first mixer after opening a couple of what mixer should I buy and help I can't get no sound from my mixer threads. I am guilty of avoiding these (for more or less obvious reasons) and rather go for the mixes from experienced DJs who I know will deliver.

    Last but not least I always rate. In a nutshell: if this is your first mix ever and you don't even go through the effort of putting a tracklist up then no chance of me sitting down for an hour and giving you some feedback that will sound more like a list of typical mistakes.

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    Hey check my mix i uploaded on soundcloud, its available for download...leave a comment for feedback

    soundcloud.com/givano-petersen/dj-gee

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    Quote Originally Posted by GhOSt View Post
    Hey check my mix i uploaded on soundcloud, its available for download...leave a comment for feedback

    soundcloud.com/givano-petersen/dj-gee
    See what I mean

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJ Maxed View Post
    I've noticed that a lot of the mixes that I look at have no rating. I've taken it upon myself to use an extra 5 seconds to rate a mix I've listened to. I hope I can get other members to do the same.
    I'm with you on this.

    Most thread have no ratings. Some have 5 star ratings, which shows that people tend to only rate a mix if they think it's worth 5 stars. I would like people to use the ratings system more regularly and to be honest about the rating too (rather than not bothering unless the mix is great).

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    My biggest problem is I hardly put up a tracklist, which I know I should do more. But fo my listening, I am not so concerned if one is there or not. I just wanna know the genre more than anything.

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    Another thing is that I'll often download a mix from here. Even if there's no tracklist. And sometimes I really enjoy it but I have a shitty memory. So even though I might download a song from someone's Soundcloud. If the actual filename is 'Untitled 1.mp3' or 'Mixdown.mp3' or even 'House Mix Summer 2012.mp3', I can't go back and tell them because I can never be bothered finding the thread again.

    But as Manu mentioned,
    A tracklist is a much better way to get more listens and you're likely to get better feedback from people who enjoy that genre of music and who have probably heard/made a lot of mixes with that style of music.

    I don't even know how to rate a threat TBH.

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