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Beatmatching exercises? (pg. 2)
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| Busy Child |
1. beatmatch without touching EQs
2. beatmatch drum and bass
3. beatmatch during breadowns
4. beatmatch any non electronica genre
5. beatmatch with distractions. . .
6. beatmatch with highhats in songs . . etc.
the list goes on. |
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| deejay2002 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Busy Child
1. beatmatch without touching EQs
2. beatmatch drum and bass
3. beatmatch during breadowns
4. beatmatch any non electronica genre
5. beatmatch with distractions. . .
6. beatmatch with highhats in songs . . etc.
the list goes on. |
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| djmorph |
| quote: | Originally posted by deejay2002
man i just love your avatar :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: |
What is it, I can't tell? |
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| -CosmicFire- |
yea...
WTF is this avatar ;]:crazy: |
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| djmorph |
| now when people say "mix breaks" thats refering to mixing the song in after the trance song has "broke" down. Which would yield in a more up lifting mix. Am i correct in what I have just assumed? |
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| Busy Child |
| quote: | Originally posted by djmorph
now when people say "mix breaks" thats refering to mixing the song in after the trance song has "broke" down. Which would yield in a more up lifting mix. Am i correct in what I have just assumed? |
no, mixing breaks is mixing break beat songs. |
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| loki |
The excercise I use most often is trying to keep two songs matched as long as possible. Sometimes, I will move the pitch around on one, and try to rematch the beats quickly. Or I will pick up the needle, and set it down randomly on the record and try to match it up.
Challenge yourself, and you will get really good :) I'm dead serious, the harder you make it on yourself, the better you will become!
Loki |
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| raveanddie |
Originally posted by Busy Child [/i][/b]
1. beatmatch without touching EQs
2. beatmatch drum and bass
3. beatmatch during breadowns
4. beatmatch any non electronica genre
5. beatmatch with distractions. . .
6. beatmatch with highhats in songs . . etc.
| quote: | | [i][b] the list goes on. |
Pls put more .... i am a newbie and would like to know how many methods can i try to perfect out my mixing technique
cheers
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| Tiger777 |
| just put 2 records on, doesnt matter what they are and match them. Do it again, again, again, again, and again till you got it. Then you may move on to the next 1 where you will try again, again again again and again... Beatmatching is THE hardest things to learn... |
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| djtezz |
| do a couple of sets...do some timing... |
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| shawnb |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mosaic
I am wondering if anyone has some simple exercises I can do to practice just beatmatching? I am thinking about just putting on records and beatmatching to perfection over and over again... but I was wondering if someone had thought up something more creative/fun?
I am pretty good at it, but it takes me an incredibly long time to get it "just right" so I dont have to worry about it while I am making my transition. I figure |
i know one;
song "a"-- in da club (50 cent)
song "b"-- will i ( ian van dahl )
good luck |
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