Really you just need to give yourself more time. Try different styles of cueing. One might work better for you than the others.

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i thought it was called pitch blending, not bending...???

Blending is use for mixing ... blending tracks together

[QUOTE]Originally posted by simms327
i thought it was called pitch blending, not bending...???

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Originally posted by khaele When pitch bending I move the pitch up and down on the incoming track to beatmatch. My question is this: How do you know when to move it up and down? I can match them up for like half a second to a second but I can't keep it nor can I figure out which way to slide it to ease it into a steady pattern for me to mix.

First of all leave one ear exposed to the speakers and one ear
usually the left on the left headphone.
adjust your volumes so that the two tunes are hitting your left and right ears with the same preasure.
This usually means turning the headphones down pretty low .
Make the 2 tunes a race. start it with the beat on the one and count to eight. If the tune finishes first slow it down slide the pitch down (-).
while you are doing this you are counting the next 8 beats.

If you get lost rewind and start over.
Practice for a couple of hours non stop and you will get it.