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| quote: | Originally posted by DannyO
Just mix out before the breaks kick in, I've done that afew times depending on my set, but the breaks can really add to the set if you let them play for awhile over the top of another well picked tune, same goes for BT - Flamming June. |
I know exactly what you mean. I used to think Flaming June was one of the hardest songs to mix well. The breaks in the last two minutes are very distracting unless you can keep the beat in your head. But after some experimentation, I've found that if you pick the right song, the breaks sound kickass on top of the track you're bringing in. You just have to bring the song in really early.
You mention mixing out of Flaming June, but the intro is tough too. You've got that long, beatless intro that goes right into breakbeats. Without a trained ear, there's no way you can mix in before the breakbeats, and if you cue right when the breakbeats start, there's already too much going on in the song for it to be a nice mix in. TOUGH SONG.
Another song I've found difficult to do right is most versions of UNKLE - In a State. Most remixes have the piano melody in the intro, where the tempo slows down considerably, making it impossible to mix over anything with a beat very well. If I'm mixing into In a State, it'll usually be during a breakdown in another track, or by backspinning right into it or something.
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