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Harmonic Mixing How-To (Sasha, Armin Van Buuren mixing technique) (pg. 2)
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by mimikish
looks like you were sitting around waiting for a reply so you could try and bash :) |
Of course.
As for the lesson on "evolving"...like said, you do not ALWAYS have to mix in key for it to sound good. By using a program like that, it will encourage people to ALWAYS mix in key, which IMO is limiting.
God forbid we have computers mix everything and completely remove the human touch just because it will be "technically" perfect.
I get on this forum for using ableton to mix, and I get for harmonically mixing using my ears instead of a program...ffs man I dunno what to do anymore.
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And the crack comment was clearly a joke. "woosh" would be the correct term here I think. |
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| Boomer187 |
| i think everyone in this discussion that is against making djing easier shoudl read BF Skinners book beyond freedom and dignity. great read very relevant. |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
i think everyone in this discussion that is against making djing easier shoudl read BF Skinners book beyond freedom and dignity. great read very relevant. |
Havnt read that, but imo, its not the tool, its how you use it, and that applies for everything. |
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| Boomer187 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis86
Havnt read that, but imo, its not the tool, its how you use it, and that applies for everything. |
w3rd, the book kinda says how pride handicaps us. ;) |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
w3rd, the book kinda says how pride handicaps us. ;) |
I will have to check it out Mr. Boomar |
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| nennon |
Dear Boomer187,
The price of $58 includes free updates for this version of the product. The algorithm was developed by a wonderful German guy named Alexander Lerch. His work is currently being used in Ableton Live!, Steinberg and Native Instruments. He wrote one of the best keying algorithms available on the market. I wanted to have the highest quality analysis, so I licensed the algorithm from him. I also spent 5 months of my own time developing this product and testing it during live DJ gigs.
Take care, |
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| mimikish |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis86
And the crack comment was clearly a joke. "woosh" would be the correct term here I think. |
a dj is their own person and can/will decide how they want to spin, end of story. i believe dj's who solely stick to vinyl, good for them. those who want to beatmatch, good for them also. at the end of the night its just music. for anyone to tell another person how they should be dj'ing its just like someone coming in and telling you how to do your job.
as for the "joke", if i was the author of the program and i came back and even saw any type of "joke" towards something i worked my ass off for. trust me if possible, i'd be takin' ya to court :) call me whatever you'd like i dont care.
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| $58 right in the arse. My ears can do this for free. |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by mimikish
as for the "joke", if i was the author of the program and i came back and even saw any type of "joke" towards something i worked my ass off for. trust me if possible, i'd be takin' ya to court :) call me whatever you'd like i dont care.
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Good luck on him tryin to find people to pay 58$ for something we can do with our ears. |
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| s3nate |
There is also this...
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Its for FREE as well. |
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| DJ Charlie |
There are people who uses "Mixed in Key" and similar apps...
and there are DJs
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| kadomony |
| quote: | Originally posted by s3nate
There is also this...
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Its for FREE as well. |
mixshare is usually off.
MixMeister is fast and very accurate :P |
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