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Originally posted by OBC at nocturnal wonderland last year, I saw him put a record down, and spin it around twice then crossfade in, perfect mix, absolutely flawless... I'm sooo jealous! peace!

I have heard from a number of people, that bad boy bill has all his vinyls repressed at the exact same BPM. that's why he can do this.

he plays 62 tracks an hour sometimes!

anyway, bad boy bill ROCKS, i'd love to see him live.

My Equipment is 2 vestax pdt5000,2 CDJ100s and one DJM300.

When i first start mixing for like a year ago I learned from some guys that the BPM should be at the same (like 139 and 139), so I realy started to focusing on that, and I believed that if yhe BPM was the same the rest would go smooth. BUT NO WAY!!!!!!
Almost evey mix FUCKED UP BIG TIME!!, of course i was lucky some time when the tracks had just perfect speed.

But now I use the same equipment and when I turn on the mixer the first thing I do is to turn of the BPM

What I mean with this is you should trust your ear, and not think so much about the BPM, I know It`s sound crazy to you beginners, but I have been there and you should try to learn to focusing on the speed and just take your time to get the two tracks in the same tempo. The time you use to get the time right will go faster and faster

Hope that helped someone out of the BPM trouble)

DJ Ezzian

(BPM Is almost just trouble for new DJ talents