That Music Sounds SoPhamiliar: 2010

Friday, December 24, 2010

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 4 Mixed by Tom Pham

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 4 Mixed by Tom Pham

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Friday, November 19, 2010

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 3 Mixed by Tom Pham

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 3 Mixed by Tom Pham
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Friday, October 29, 2010

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 2 Mixed by Tom Pham

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 2 Mixed by Tom Pham
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Friday, October 8, 2010

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 1 Mixed by Tom Pham

SoPhamiliar Session Vol 1 Mixed by Tom Pham
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Part 1 Warm Up
Part 2 Party Started
Part 3 Peak Time

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About My Mixing...

Here are a few things I learned and incorporated into my mixing. In my travels throughout Asia and from living in Manhattan and San Francisco, I've learned that Asian boys who love dance music need a few things in their music:

1. About 130-132 beats per minute

2. Uplifting, catchy vocals in prime time

3. Not too many drops within the mix and if present they have to be spaced out

4. A great start to the mix and a big name artist by the fourth or fifth song (it's down to a science, right?)

5. No fillers in the mix--that means every song has to be good or great

6. I do consider harmonic mixing which considers the key of the song and the one I'm mixing into--it has to sound right, and of course precise beat mixing which means no galloping horses or train wrecks :-)

That's my formula for great work out or house party music!