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Originally posted by abletonlive05 here is what you do. to dj with ableton go to the right side of the screen and click the horizontal line button. this brings up arrangement mode. now drag your mp3s into the arrangement and sit there and mingle with them until you get them matched up. NOT ALL TRACKS MIX SMOOTHLY.

For the love of god, please tell me my sarcasm detector is faulty and you are joking!

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Just use it for mixing if anything at all. Samples are not the way to go about producing unless you are starting out and need work on making compositions.

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Originally posted by DJ Blitzkrieg Samples are not the way to go about producing unless you are starting out and need work on making compositions.

What are you talking about? I usually have like 10 synths maximum on a track and at least 15 samples. All my percussions, kicks,claps, hats etc. Just recently i started synthesizing some of my own percussions and i still use around 10 samples.

I'm talking about using samples only and nothing else. As in no MIDI parts played and you just add the pre-programed effects or samples to create the entire song.

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Originally posted by DJ Blitzkrieg I'm talking about using samples only and nothing else. As in no MIDI parts played and you just add the pre-programed effects or samples to create the entire song.

Well then i agree with you.