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| Great Outdoors |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kid_Lax
spinbacks are also very usefull for when a mix is going to and can't be fixed...its an easy way out ;) |
Hee Hee Hur Hur :D:D |
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| Scottaculous |
Wow your examples have opened my eyes Spin Doctor.
Now I know the terminology and these examples really help me get better. =)
Thanks again! |
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| dvd |
| umm paul van dyk in mayday 2001.. when he did happiness ---> flight 643..... man i loved that part. |
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| Tak |
Cheers Spin Doctor.
Definetly try some of those tricks.
I find that scratching to a track can work if it's in the back on the second deck. EG on Marco V - Simulated (Original Mix) you can hear scratching quite a few times. |
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| IronDragon |
A big thanks to all who replied (especially Spin Doctor)
I'm sure it helped a number of budding deckmasters (espcially myself) |
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| Spin Doctor |
| quote: | Originally posted by Excite
spin doctor can spin flight 643 with star 69 vocals added? |
I could spin the Vocals to Star 69 over the top of flight 643, however I don’t own that Tiesto track :( It’s one of them tunes that slipped by. Sorry mate! |
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| erullafs |
Cool examples Spindoctor.
I have one questions. On the spinbacks, do you spin the deck coming in, or the one playing? |
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| Great Outdoors |
| Well, Tiesto did it on the outgoing one. |
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| D-Syde |
| Yes its always done on the outgoing one. You usually want to lower the volume a little too, the spin back tends to get a bit louder then when its playing normally. |
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| D-Syde |
| I would be cool to get some examples of some EQ tricks too. Maybe Ill post some later, if Im not too lazy :) |
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| DJ Bazz |
[offtopic]
spin doctor, are you from IDJ?
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