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He is a real Haitian calm down and dance. Get into the vibe. Being uptight is bad for your health.

Thank you for taking the time to listen & watch this mix! The genre spelling transitioned over time. Nemours Jean-Baptiste invented this genera of music and it was originally identified as "Compas Direct". Labeled as "Compas" for short. It sold like this for many decades through record labels such as IBO, Mini Records in early releases of this genre, fast forward to other big labels such as Antilles Mizik through the 2010's having "Compas" printed on physical media for consumers /stores had a strong impact maintaining that name. Kompa (replacing the "C" with a "K" in the beginning and eliminating the "S" at the end) from what I noticed here in New York was early 2000's from unofficial releases of "LIVE" band cassettes that were everywhere. The music you heard at communions, cars etc.. these were marked with Kompa. Even party flyers were marked this way. Artist like T-Vice used it with an "M" in Kite'm Viv, Pedale Kompa in early 00's. The "N" in Konpa was used I noticed more in other French Antilles countries then I noticed bands were releasing official tracks with that spelling later on. Distribution does have a huge impact how consumers relate to goods/services and could've happened here internationally with the spelling. Overall, my focus for this mix was to embody the elements, the structures how the music is composed which makes this genre unique compared to others. As for the title of this mix, I wanted to reach listeners like you and others who identify with it spelled or named other ways. This is a great topic for a deeper conversation, I'd love to get Ralph Conde to elaborate for the world. Thank you again & much love!

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I intentionally incorporate a variety of mixing styles into my sets to add emphasis on certain parts or change the feel to something completely different than what is considered usual. Thanks for listening to the mix!

Great questions! I use a laptop mainly for library management and accessing certain tools. The software I use is called Serato DJ Pro with the DVS feature (Digital Vinyl System). This is activated through an interface which this mixer has one built in and converts the analogue signal to digital and vice versa very quickly. That said, the software has 3 ways DVS can be set up to operate which are 1: Absolute Mode (similar to traditional vinyl), 2: Relative Mode (Fusion of vinyl & software controls), 3: Internal Mode (No external hardware controls). I use mostly #2: the relative mode to access many things at once if needed. An example is cue jumping on the laptop while keeping the analogue deck tempo/pitch steady. This mode also allows me to do the opposite which is jumping cues manually utilizing the turntable the analogue tool to manually reach the desired part of the digital track. If I misinterpreted your question about analog transitions then I think you may be referring long transition mixing. If that was it, my preference in transitions vary and I try to make mixing in and out of tracks different even if it's a subtle difference. I find enjoyment keeping it non-traditional while incorporating a variety of DJ mixing styles that influenced my mixing. The spontaneity is a thrill and a risk but worth exploring lol! Hopefully I my detailed explanations answered your questions regarding my use of a laptop & analogue transitions. Thanks for asking and watching the mix! 🙏🏾

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Thanks! The laptop cover aka laptop skin was purchased from www.lumamediaintl.com They are by far the best when it comes to custom skins for any size device. Very professional staff. Mine still working like new, had it 5 years thus far. It contains other features I don't use such as blinking lights, or pulse by sound activation and can be adjusted easily similar to sound active lighting. You're welcome! 🙌🏾

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@@GregoryGuerrier I hadn't even heard the original but yeh they've done a great job. nice mix as well!

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