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| quote: | Originally posted by CosmoKid
here are the songs in the same key....
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any of these will soung good with tears....
also, someone who knows more about harmonics can tell you more about what key(s) will go well with this. |
The problem is that you have to match the key AND the tempo (to a degree). I think the Tiesto remix is about 137 BPM so you want to find another track that is in same key and a similar BPM (say +/- 3).
You don't have to mix into the exact same key, you can either go into the perfect fourth (Dm in this case) or the perfect fifth (Em). These will still sound good even though they are different notes. Of course these are really rules of thumb, because two tracks are in the same key does not mean they will mix perfectly (but it does help narrow the field). You can also try mixing into the relative major (C major) but it is tough to find trance tracks in major keys (Airbase tends to do it though).
So in review, from the above list Aalto - Rush would be a better choice than Duncan Sheik - On A High because Rush's BPM is 138 while On A High is running down at 130.
EDIT - A little more info about how much you can shift the BPM if you didn't read the sticky thread.
A shift in key (one semi-tone) is 6%, a shift of 3% is half way between to keys (in "off key limbo land") which we want to avoid. So lets say you want to stay within 2% so it sounds real close. When playing most trance (in the 140 BPM range) this is about 2.8 BPM and when in playing slower prog our house at aobut 125 it is 2.5 BPM.
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