what's the point of being able to beatmatch that fast anyways and not having it spot on, you're not gonna be switching over that fast anyways, I rather take 20-30 seconds and make sure it's perfectly beatmatched.
Sep-25-2007 22:32
ThatsMagic
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2005
Location: Australia
20-30 Seconds for vinyl even tho I would keep beatmatching till i got to the end of the track, cdj 10-20secs.
Sep-26-2007 01:31
Andryuha
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2006
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
quote:
Originally posted by Invasionmix
what's the point of being able to beatmatch that fast anyways and not having it spot on, you're not gonna be switching over that fast anyways, I rather take 20-30 seconds and make sure it's perfectly beatmatched.
my thoughts exactly. Matching beat perfectly allows you to play around with other things, such as EQ or possibly mash ups without worrying about adjusting the pitch.
Sep-26-2007 01:42
Saint John
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Registered: May 2007
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yeah about 10-30 seconds for me....really depends on how tight i want it...
Sep-26-2007 04:54
aLviNx80
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jan 2006
Location: San Francisco
can get it close in less than 10 seconds, although it usually takes me 10-30 seconds to have it on perfectly, depending on the track.
Sep-26-2007 04:56
bamski
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Registered: Mar 2006
Location: I am merely here
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Originally posted by Boomer187
i cheat and memorize exactly what % to increase per BPM increase on my cd decks. so its prolly less than 10 seconds.
Me too, if the beat goes off after 15 secs, that's 0,20%, works 9 times out of 10
Sep-26-2007 04:58
Ghost Raver
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Finland
Something along the lines of 20-30, sometimes faster, sometimes I get my head messed up and then there are times I switch to a total trainwreck mode as I can't seem to get it right at all. Have to keep training
Sep-26-2007 05:10
nchs09
Traceaddict in training
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Inside your mum
quote:
Originally posted by Ted Promo
10-20. I don't match them exactly though; I'd rather get them fairly close and adjust them while mixing into the track.
so.... you let the whole track play with out sticking the other cd in? whenever you want to mix, you stick in the cd and do 10 seconds half ass and then correct while mixing? seems like a waste of time. the tracks are 6 minutes long in average... why not just do it properly the first time?
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Sep-26-2007 05:25
nchs09
Traceaddict in training
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Inside your mum
btw i dont know how you guys can get it perfect in 30 seconds. sometimes it takes 15 seconds before my track starts drifting..... i mean cdj's are that precise, so just waiting for that its 30 seconds.. that would be 45 seconds or 50.
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