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Correcting sets using PC
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| stevebutabi |
Hey guys
It's been a while since I've been able to post here, working real hard and haven't had much time to spin... so i guess it makes sense that I'm trying to get a dj gig here in nyc :D
anyway, I have a recent set that I have finally deemed demo-worthy except for like 4 second when two tracks are a tiny bit off... is there any way to smooth this over with a PC program like protools? Could one of you guys out there possibly correct the set for me?
Thanks!!! |
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| SpecRadio |
| It's possible, but i'm sure it would sound like taking a knife and shoving it as hard as possible into your ear. |
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| dinoXpress |
| get track a beatmatched with track a on your mix, then re do the mix completely, then copy paste and put it in acid. its a long shot, but if ur really paranoid about it... |
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| zizack |
| you could put the recorded set onto a cd....play it back, re-record it and then just mix into the set before the up comes along and re record the remaining part of the set....I had to do that recently after a set was interrupted by annoying AIM sounds coming from the channel that my computer is hooked up to. |
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| Tony Morello |
bah, if you can send it to me, i'll take it to work and slice and dice and have you a polished cd in no time
but keep in mind, a producer cannot make a crappy dj sound good, only make a good dj sound great
to blatantly put it in other words... if you suck, i can't fix that, but if it's just a slight galloping for a couple seconds and it's corrected timely, i think i might be able to fix it
it will have to depend on a few things, chance it can't happen, but it's doable |
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| DJ 00 Tommy |
| A little while ago a few friends asked me for a mix and it was good but their was one or two very noticable mess ups, since i was currently too lazy to make another one that night. I just did some slicing and dicing then viola, you never new i did the slightest mistake :tongue2 |
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| DJ RJT |
Editing demos in post is almost as bad as using Traktor/Ableton etc. and telling people you actually "spun" the set live on decks...
:rolleyes:
My advice: Practice, and spin something you can be proud of all the way through... |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by SpecRadio
It's possible, but i'm sure it would sound like taking a knife and shoving it as hard as possible into your ear. |
I can't say I approve of your arrogant and overly opiniated point of views since you've joined this forum.
While ethically editing a set is certainly debatable from a technical point of view it is very easy to do and do it well. |
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| DJ RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by jdat
While ethically editing a set is certainly debatable from a technical point of view it is very easy to do and do it well. |
I wish I could have said that as classy as you did jdat... :( |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RJT
I wish I could have said that as classy as you did jdat... :( |
years of practice man... years of practice :P
btw how's the COR holding up without me? :stongue: |
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| DJ RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by jdat
years of practice man... years of practice :P
btw how's the COR holding up without me? :stongue: |
Not well... I'm thinking about taking a vacation... :p |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RJT
Not well... I'm thinking about taking a vacation... :p |
It's amazing how much better I'm doing ever since I stopped going on there :haha: ( I am being serious ! ) |
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