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![]() Concert music for listening can have a quiet rhythm accompaniment or none at all, but the rhythm of most dance music should range from a gentle but clearly audible rhythm (4) to a strong driving rhythm (10). On a rhythmic intensity scale of 0 to 10, most dance music wants to be in the 4 to 10 range, depending on the type of dance. Most dance forms are easier to dance when the beat is heard clearly, usually played by the rhythm instruments (drums/percussion, guitar, piano, techno rhythm tracks, etc.). Especially questions like, "Does this tune have the driving energy required to move the dancers?" Or, "Is the beat clearly audible?" The really important questions come next, which are the topics of the first four pointers on this page. But when DJs only answer that question with something like, "Hey, I could polka to that!" they may be heading for trouble. There's a huge tendency to ask ourselves, "What could I dance to this tune?" We all do that.does this tune make you want to waltz, or is it merely a tune in 3/4 time? Does it embody the spirit of waltzing? Does it energize that particular dance form? (Again, it's the same question for swing, salsa and every dance form.) But when you have dozens of possible tunes, then choose from the second category above, not the first. If you only have a few tunes for waltzing (or whatever the dance form is), then play whatever you have. (It's the same question for swing, salsa and every dance form.) does it make them want to waltz?" The second question is far more important than the first. There's a huge difference between the questions, "Is it possible to waltz to this tune?" and, "Does this music totally embody the feeling of waltzing. Other dance forms are gentle and lyrical, and dancers love music which sweeps them emotionally through those dances. When the music doesn't give this energy boost, fast dancing can feel like hard work. When the music supplies this energy, their dancing will feel fun and effortless, like driving a turbocharged car. Some dances require much energy to dance, like swing, hustle, salsa, fast waltz and polka.Therefore the best DJs are primarily concerned with what the dancers want.ġ) Dancers want music which drives their dancing, physically and emotionally. The focus is on how the dancers feel, not on how cool the DJ is. ![]() Great DJs know that they are there for the dancers, not for showing off themselves. They may forget what you played, but they'll never forget how you made them feel. ![]() Knowing if a tune is a good choice for a particular dance Now that this playing field has been leveled, we can look at the finer points of being an effective DJ:ġ1. That was before iTunes and then Spotify made large music collections available to anyone. Popular DJs used to be the ones with the best music collections, or had access to hard-to-find discs. Guidelines for playing recorded music at a social dance party ![]() ![]() ![]() Before going to the bridge, head to the left side, behind the van.Īs Carlos, after passing through the Hospital's Reception, players must pass through a door with a green light. It's at the end of the room, to the left.Īfter taking control of Jill again, the next Charlie Doll will be on the next corridor filled with zombies.Īfter the above, Jill will go up a ladder. The Charlie Doll will be on the left.Īs Carlos, it's in the Safety Deposit Room. When playing as Carlos, do not enter the Police Station but instead head to the Guardroom corridor, into the dead end ahead. Climb it a bit then look backwards, the Charlie Doll is in plain sight.Īfter using the Alley key, the Charlie Doll will be inside the house, before the NE-α Parasite Zombie. In the Sewers, before climing the ladder that leads to the Battery Pack, go forward on the dead end, it's behind the bars.Īfter using the Battery Pack for the last time and leaving the Sewers, a set of stairs will be in front. Inside the Toy Uncle store, it's where all the small Mega Man toys are. ![]() In the room with the Item Box/Typewriter before the Drain Deimos area, it's on the far left of the room, on top of the bookshelf. Inside the room where the safe box with the Dot Sight (Handgun) is located, it's on top of the stack of boxes. Inside the Subway Office, next to the black chair on the left. Inside the Moon's Donuts, to the right of the microwave behind the counter. After the intro sequence, players will be with Carlos, instead of going forward, go back up the stairs and look to the right. ![]() ![]() CABIN FEVER 2016 SKINELI ROTH GOT THE IDEA FOR CABIN FEVER WHEN HE DEVELOPED A SERIOUS SKIN INFECTION. ![]() Here are 14 things you might not have known about Cabin Fever. One sequel, one prequel, and one reboot later, the original film remains one of the best horror films of the past 20 years and has turned Roth into a modern master of horror. Written and directed by Eli Roth, the 1980s-style horror throwback followed a familiar genre trope-a group of college students make their way to a cabin in the woods-then turned it on its head. CABIN FEVER 2016 MOVIEThe original Cabin Fever will likely never be considered a classic and it’s not even a great film, but it’s a film that truly did not need a remake.Fifteen years ago, Cabin Fever reinvigorated the modern horror movie scene by going back to the past. The question everyone seems to be asking is, why? Why was this made? Why would Eli Roth attach himself to this? It’s a question we may never have an adequate answer to. One of the other glaring problems is, even though it’s working from the same script, it takes itself a bit too seriously, removing the comedic element, which is part of the appeal of the original. I’m referring to the overhead shot of the car traveling up the mountain road with “Dies Irae” playing over it. There is also a ridiculous homage to The Shining in the opening. The other noticeable change is the demise of one of the girls, which is drawn out and so disdainfully brutal, I questioned my decision to continue watching it. Deputy Winston, the unscrupulous officer who just wants to party, is now played by a female, but still exhibits the same voyeuristic, stoner behavior. Zarwiny or Travis Z, as he’s billed, used Roth’s original script, changing very little. Bert invites the trouble by shooting the infected Henry (Randy Schulman), who later shows up at their cabin looking for help. We have the horny couple, Jeff and Marcy (Matthew Daddario and Nadine Crocker), pretty Karen (Gage Golightly), who is keeping Paul (Samuel Davis) in the friend-zone, and Bert (Dustin Ingram), the fifth wheel. Their relaxing week of solitude is sidelined when a flesh eating virus begins infecting them one by one. The story: Five twenty-somethings rent a cabin in a remote location to drink and screw. It was like watching a re-enactment on one of those reality crime shows. It is, however, exactly the same story with the same characters so there is nothing to give it any real distinction from the original. It was set up to be a shot for shot remake, which it turned out not to be. It’s not a foreign film so it doesn’t need to be Americanized. The original Cabin Fever, the film that introduced us to Eli Roth, was released in 2002, making it not quite 15 years old and therefore not really requiring updating. In the case of the remake of Cabin Fever, it simply defies all of these things. The flip side, when a filmmaker just wants to put a contemporary spin on a classic film and does a shot for shot redo, stirs my rage. Over the last few years I’ve come to accept them and realize, when handled correctly, some remakes can actually be better than the original (i.e. The biggest reason being, they just seemed unnecessary. I used to get angry about remakes for a variety of reasons. ![]() |
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