Say I wanted to make a continous mix CD using my own .wav file tracks (with tempos ranging from 128-138) but maintain each track's original tempo and pitching them up slowly at some point to match the next tracks. Something like PVD's albums Seven Ways or out there and back.

My only option at this point is to mix it live using my CD decks, but getting a mix like this perfect is going to be damn near impossible, also I could get better quality if I can keep it all digital.

cubase can handle wav-files and variable tempo.

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Originally posted by FuzzyGreen Say I wanted to make a continous mix CD using my own .wav file tracks (with tempos ranging from 128-138) but maintain each track's original tempo and pitching them up slowly at some point to match the next tracks. Something like PVD's albums Seven Ways or out there and back. My only option at this point is to mix it live using my CD decks, but getting a mix like this perfect is going to be damn near impossible, also I could get better quality if I can keep it all digital.

Tracktor? Its kind of a bitch to use though and its not as perfect as deck mixing.

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Originally posted by Dmatrox Tracktor? Its kind of a bitch to use though and its not as perfect as deck mixing.

However its useful for this kindof circumstance as you can auto beat match and thus get perfecto beat matching.

ableton live is what you want dude

Mixmeister or Acid Pro

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