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Posted by Scottaculous on Apr-02-2002 17:08:

Wow your examples have opened my eyes Spin Doctor.

Now I know the terminology and these examples really help me get better. =)

Thanks again!

Posted by dvd on Apr-03-2002 07:02:

umm paul van dyk in mayday 2001.. when he did happiness ---> flight 643..... man i loved that part.

Posted by Tak on Apr-03-2002 08:44:

Cheers Spin Doctor.
Definetly try some of those tricks.

I find that scratching to a track can work if it's in the back on the second deck. EG on Marco V - Simulated (Original Mix) you can hear scratching quite a few times.

Posted by IronDragon on Apr-03-2002 19:45:

Thank you

A big thanks to all who replied (especially Spin Doctor)

I'm sure it helped a number of budding deckmasters (espcially myself)

Posted by Spin Doctor on Apr-04-2002 01:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Excite
spin doctor can spin flight 643 with star 69 vocals added?

I could spin the Vocals to Star 69 over the top of flight 643, however I don�t own that Tiesto track It�s one of them tunes that slipped by. Sorry mate!

Posted by erullafs on Apr-04-2002 08:50:

Cool examples Spindoctor.

I have one questions. On the spinbacks, do you spin the deck coming in, or the one playing?

Posted by Great Outdoors on Apr-04-2002 14:36:

Well, Tiesto did it on the outgoing one.

Posted by D-Syde on Apr-04-2002 14:41:

Yes its always done on the outgoing one. You usually want to lower the volume a little too, the spin back tends to get a bit louder then when its playing normally.

Posted by Breeze on Apr-04-2002 15:56:

Cool

Posted by D-Syde on Apr-04-2002 16:05:

I would be cool to get some examples of some EQ tricks too. Maybe Ill post some later, if Im not too lazy

Posted by DJ Bazz on Apr-04-2002 20:00:

[offtopic]
spin doctor, are you from IDJ?
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Posted by Kid_Lax on Apr-05-2002 03:13:

quote:
Originally posted by D-Syde
Yes its always done on the outgoing one. You usually want to lower the volume a little too, the spin back tends to get a bit louder then when its playing normally.

assuming you're in a mix then yeah obviously its the outgoing track.

but a trick i use sometimes during a buildup (right before the kickdrum hits) or when a new synth/sound is going to start ill cut to the center of the x-fader and do a spinback with the track im cueing

the problem with spinbacks is although they sound good when used moderately...a lot of people who use them use them WAAAY to often and it gets annoying

although i do agree with d-syde on the volume thing

Posted by Great Outdoors on Apr-05-2002 08:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Kid_Lax

but a trick i use sometimes during a buildup (right before the kickdrum hits) or when a new synth/sound is going to start ill cut to the center of the x-fader and do a spinback with the track im cueing

Hmmm, I wonder how it would sound like? This is something new to me.

Posted by Spin Doctor on Apr-05-2002 19:31:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Bazz
[offtopic]
spin doctor, are you from IDJ?
[/offtopic]

No I'm not mate. Thanks for the compliment though

Posted by Luke Terry on Apr-05-2002 19:53:

About the phasing thing, I have 2 copies of the Angelz Remix of Out Of The Blue and the Safri Duo remix of Tremble, I tried it with both, and found that if you hav 2 hav it perfectly on beat 4 it 2 wurk. Also it sounds good if u hav it 1 beat off but totally on beat

Posted by D-Syde on Apr-05-2002 19:59:

Yeah I finally got around to try it (phasing)..it does work. But, if you have an effects processor (which I do) its MUCH better just to use that. You'll have more control over it overall. Its still fun to mess around with, but it seems like you dont really have much control when it comes to how much and when exactly you get the effect.

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