Hi, i was just listening to a Paul Van Dyk set and he played Oceanlab - Satellite (Alx Odden Flipside Vocal Remix). But it was different then the version in that the voice was at a higher pitch. Does he do this using his mixer or what?
Dec-28-2006 21:07
ASFSE
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: the bay
probably used a program such as ableton, or the pitch control on a cdj/tt...as far as i know, the mixer does not have pitch changing capabilities.
Dec-28-2006 21:12
Allied Nations
Make it happen cap'n
Registered: Mar 2004
Location: MTHELL
Probably just playing the record at a higher speed, which is done by moving the pitch fader up + on your cdjs or turntables.
I found the same thing with Alter ego - Rocker. At it's original speed it's slow as hell but really went off when you played it in a set at a higher pitch.
Originally posted by Tony Morello
i find sometimes a record has more bite if it's pitched up
goes off huge in the club
call on me was a perfect example of that
people would scream bloody murder if call on me wasn't played, fuck i hate that song
but you have to give the crowd what they want, a good time
unfortunately i started partyin and listenin to edm only a few years ago so i completey missed out on lots of good tunes when they first came out, i like call on me so i play it when i spin at my house or friends houses but i saw the reaction of the crowd one day when someone played it...u could tell alot of people were tired of hearin it...u just gotta remember, it might be old to u but it could be new to someone else...
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Dec-29-2006 16:43
Allayla
tech tribal sound
Registered: Mar 2005
Location: AZ
audioholics - external key
hammer & bennet - language
santiago nino - believe
simon & shaker - zero
sun decade - have it all (thomas penten dub)
loving arms (shultz)
cara dillon - black is the colour
paco - electronic electro
Just a few examples of progg house and trance tunes that need at least 4+ pitch to come alive