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i got some simple tips from a thread i started a while ago, that others posted.
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bokus
If the the vinyl im mixing out of has a strong ending synth at the point
I match, I will have the high turned up cut the mid's , keep the bass
around 12, and when im mixing down the track, Ill bring it back up with
volume so the synth is hitting hard every one in awhile till the next
vinyl hits a new set of bars.
moondog
there is plenty you can do, even with trance. for example, you could
get the new track beatmatched, cue it at the beginning of the next
phrase of the current track, and then say, drop 1, 2, or 4 beats from
the cue track in while cutting the bass from the playing track. Or you
could again start the cue track one phrase from the breakdown of the
playing track, cut the bass on the cue track, and slowly bring it in so
that it's at almost full volume by the time the breakdown is approaching,
then cut the cue track when the breakdown starts, gives listeners the
impression that a new track is coming in until they hear the breakdown
of the track that was already playing. As someone else said, you do need
to know your tracks to do this. Just a couple of very simple things you
could do, or you could get an FX pad.
mzvirbulis
love making snipits of parts of other tracks like the high feq...
lately i played John Askew - blackout with Active Sight - out of our lives.
i droped AS On the finish of the last breakdown and it just goes nicely with
that synth while with the pumpin tune of askews.
i got big pants
tranceaddict
i love cutting in mixes. cutting = switch to another channel during a
high hat. or sometimes after a beat phrase has ended, throw in a part of
the track in cueing up, usually the melody. (granted its harder to do this
with trance)
also love kicking in the bass every so often just to get that extra "umph"
if im about to go into a harder track.
dinoXpress
yeah i feel that, and during the breakdown you can add the bass frequencies
from your next track so you have like a soft umph from a hard kick fillin
in the breakdoen from onw track. on the right track is a lot of fun.
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and thats all i got, few hints, but i would still like more hints from others, that are a lil more advanced or technical, rather than just simple eq'n n cutn, just like the name of this thread says.
peace.
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