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Originally posted by ianco Anyone give me pointers about looping? I know what they are, just can't figure out when to use them.

ehhh...... i am conffused.


what do you mean how to use a loop?

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

You could loop the first track if its ending is too short and use the extra time for mixing in the second track.

or if you have a bunch of decks, u could just loop all and come up with a new sound.

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is the auto 4 beat maker on the cdj 200's accurate for the most part?

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Originally posted by JD8180 is the auto 4 beat maker on the cdj 200's accurate for the most part?

The one on the 800's are pretty good and I am pretty sure they use the same engine on the 200's.

...I still haven't figured out why they haven't built one-touch looping into the 1000's.

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Originally posted by ianco Anyone give me pointers about looping? I know what they are, just can't figure out when to use them.

Use them to sex up a track .....

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the pioneer 800's have one touch looping with a built in beat chopper but the 1000's have hot-cues in place of this feature (design wise).

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You could use them for accapella's, instrumentals, etc... You can do some crazy shit with them, if you know how.

Listen to some David Guetta or Eric Morillo sets. They both use loops frequently. Great learning material.

just fuck around with it, use it when you're not supposed to use it, loop 1 bat, loop 1/2 bar,.... this way you might even come up with something new.

loop, basically records a small segment of the track, now look at that segment as an extra deck or something...

dont know...

Just do it!

I might be doing this completely wrong, but I'm new to this and have been setting up a loop, beatmatching using that loop, and then exiting the loop as the song is blended in with the other one. Is this not what everyone else does? Otherwise, by the time I get a song halfway beatmatched, it is already way too far into the song

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Originally posted by Sukhoi29SU I might be doing this completely wrong, but I'm new to this and have been setting up a loop, beatmatching using that loop, and then exiting the loop as the song is blended in with the other one. Is this not what everyone else does? Otherwise, by the time I get a song halfway beatmatched, it is already way too far into the song

I sometimes use a loop for mixing in radio edits, but with club mixes you don't really need a loop.

Most tracks will have an intro of about 1 tot 1:30 minutes, which should be long enough to mix with.

Maybe you should learn how to beatmatch quicker...