its the only track that i always seem to have trouble with, especially mixing out of it....even though im a pretty competent mixer/dj...unless mabye it is actually beatmatched...but just sounds out of sync....because of that warped synth at the end of the track...
i was listening to an oakie set from gatecrasher in 99' where he mixes from lizard into gull....he completly screwed it up cos it sounded like a lawnmower going over rocks.
any other people have any particular tracks u find trouble mixing in or out of?
Reflekt - Need to feel Loved (Original Mix)
Mixing in is no problem, but mixing out always gives me trouble.
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May-05-2005 22:01
Chris d(-_-)b
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2003
Location: 12500' AGL
Lostep - Burma.
The drums turn into a big mess towards the end and it's just a nightmare to mix anything into that.
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne
there is an altitude track i have which changed pitch lol, always fun
i didn't like mixing push - the legacy as the hole was too big and skipped so i stuck it on cd and sorted that out
never used to like mixing the cosmic gate mix of dreams because you had to get it spot on with all the hats at the start combined with the intro being really short. doesn't bother me anymore now, not that i can imagine normally playing it anymore!
Tilt - The World Doesn't Know (Ozgur Can Main Mix)
Intro is really weird. Hard to pinpoint the beats.
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May-06-2005 01:13
3xx3r7
Speedy J addict
Registered: Jan 2004
Location: with your mom
quote:
Originally posted by mr. sound
remember not all tracks are always at a constant bpm. some tracks vary by a little bit which may cause added difficulty while in the mix.
Generally, constant BPM is a rule. Otherwise the track will end up collecting dust.
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May-06-2005 01:15
mr. sound
tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: orange county
quote:
Originally posted by 3xx3r7
Generally, constant BPM is a rule. Otherwise the track will end up collecting dust.
let me clarify what i meant. some tracks that i own actually have timing issues especially with heavily sampled tracks (such as house) which can cause varying bpms.
basically the measures start a tad bit early or a tad bit late.