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if I understand youre question right, YES, that's just the way it works. And that is why you should appreciate the sets of the "real" DJs. If you make one mistake, the mix is fucked up! In a live situation, when it is not recorded, it's not so bad, cause people will forget it after a minute. But if you're making a Mix that you record, it'll have to be good all the way. That's what makes it hard.
The only way to get around this is by trying to cut the wav at a point before you're little mistake and start recording from there and putting the two wavs together with cool edit or something like that. This is being done in studios, but it requires a good ear and some time to put the two parts together so you can't hear it...
hope this helps.
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