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Problem with BPM's of 2 songs
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| pooley |
G&M project Sunday Afternoon (Orig mix & Nu nrg mix)
Cern - The message (northern and southern remix)
In fact 4 bpm's :)
I get for cern - southern remix 142.7 bpm
For g&m both 139.9
Tia |
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| hooj1 |
| so what the problem :conf: |
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| auujay |
| quote: | Originally posted by hooj1
so what the problem :conf: |
Ya, what's the issue? |
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| pooley |
lol, are those right?
Cause I match em up but they keep on getting out of line.
Are those the right bpm's ? |
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| Prodigy Child |
| quote: | Originally posted by pooley
lol, are those right?
Cause I match em up but they keep on getting out of line.
Are those the right bpm's ? |
Sounds to me your trying to use a computer program, and then just make the bpm the same, this is a crap way, you should use your ears, I dunno if that is the right BPMs, but it doesn't matter, I don't know any of my records BPMs, you just use your ears, using the programs are shoddy, is thats what your doing. |
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| Dirk W. |
| Who knows, don't worry about the BPMs.... Match them up by ear instead of "DJing by Numbers". |
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| nrjizer |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dirk W.
Who knows, don't worry about the BPMs.... Match them up by ear instead of "DJing by Numbers". |
Indeed. The problem you're having is that they aren't exactly matched. Even tiny fractions of a difference will cause them to drift away eventually. Thats why it's important to listen for this drifting and correct it before its noticible.
Also, if you're not using Techs, thats probably your biggest problem right there. |
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| djxtension |
| quote: | Originally posted by nrjizer
Also, if you're not using Techs, thats probably your biggest problem right there. |
Lol. So funny, but so true :haha:.
I have both of the songs, and i have never had any problems beatmatching them... |
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| pooley |
| Well tell me how you put the pitches :) |
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| djxtension |
| quote: | Originally posted by pooley
Well tell me how you put the pitches :) |
Depends on the speed you play the other record doesn't it? There is no standard setting for the pitch.
And besides, you can never match two records during the length of the full song, no matter what turntables you have. You will almost always have to adjust the speed a little during a mix, to get the records back in line again. You don't need the pitchfader for that, although some dj's are used to doing it like that. I jus use my fingers (gently, please...) to speed up or slow down a record for making minor adjustments.
BTW pooley, for how long have you been spinning? |
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