just did this quick to give you an idea. but basically while its rising decrease or increase the pitch then make a dramatic change at when it peaks or if you have it slowed down or sped up enough dropping a track in just after it peaks might work. ive never tried this but ive heard it effectively in sets.
That's very nice, but I don't have 3 CDJ's, I might practice this at a club
The sample you gave me suddenly cuts, it's that how is supposed to be?
I might be asking to much, but if you have a proper sample, or is this the proper one, I would like to burn the sample and try to mix with this technique.
Registered: May 2005
Location: Belfast/Ibiza/Manchester
quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio
That's very nice, but I don't have 3 CDJ's, I might practice this at a club
The sample you gave me suddenly cuts, it's that how is supposed to be?
I might be asking to much, but if you have a proper sample, or is this the proper one, I would like to burn the sample and try to mix with this technique.
Thanks to all of you for the help provided.
no i cut it. ill send you the full length one later.
Registered: May 2005
Location: Belfast/Ibiza/Manchester
quote:
Originally posted by Pinokio
That's very nice, but I don't have 3 CDJ's, I might practice this at a club
The sample you gave me suddenly cuts, it's that how is supposed to be?
I might be asking to much, but if you have a proper sample, or is this the proper one, I would like to burn the sample and try to mix with this technique.
Originally posted by Pinokio
That can Depend if you use Master Tempo or not.
With "Master Tempo" the Tempo Increase/Decrease will be less notable.
I always do Pitch Increments, But always keep concentrated on the song, eevry 16,32 or 64 beats I nudge the pitch, when I want to get faster, that depends on the song, and the speed I want to get.
If you have songs that have a silent part (In some breakdowns this happens), you could increase the tempo a lot, without being noticeable.
How do you figure? Less noticeable maybe but not if its by 10 points! Come on!
Maaaaaaan dunno if its such a good idea to increase/decrease in such a manner, slowly over time/# of tracks is your best bet me finks.
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Pinokio
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Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Panama City, Panama
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Originally posted by Alex
How do you figure? Less noticeable maybe but not if its by 10 points! Come on!
Maaaaaaan dunno if its such a good idea to increase/decrease in such a manner, slowly over time/# of tracks is your best bet me finks.
I wasn't really refering to a 10 point change in one song, If I want to increase/decrease the BPM I tend not to go over 2 Points per song.
I just try to do it gradually each 32, 64 or 128, depends if I want to get it faster or slower, but this way it seems to be more natural.
In the Silent part I can make a "Sudden" increase maybe of 1 or 2 points ( This is not the same as the one I do on the 32 ,64 or 128)
Originally posted by Pinokio
jejeje, I didn't know you also played Drum n Bass.
But that technique looks nice.
Seems like you don't beatmatch ther,e it's just a drop mixing, I think I need to practice that kind of Mixing for special situations.
Thanks
Yeah basically
I don't play much drum n bass, just a little bit at my uni gigs cos it's really popular here - most of it's pretty commercial (Pendulum, remixes of well known tracks, etc)
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Dec-20-2006 01:38
Abhay
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Registered: May 2004
Location: mould coast
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Originally posted by Jarvmeister
I've heard PvD do crazy tempo changes mid set, he makes it work really well. I try the same thing and it sounds awful!
Jarv
Yeah, i dunno how the hell he does it. Maybe something to do with ableton or something.
