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Do pro DJ's Standardize the BPM on there CD's?? (pg. 2)
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| Jarvmeister |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RANN
Peter Hook (and we really don't need another lengthy thread on this) played bass in New Order. Wow. Why does that give him an instant high profile DJ career? |
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| SPAWNmaster |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jarvmeister
That's just not true, if you mix a tune at 130.64bpm, you're display will tell you you're either on 130 or 131. So what about 130.01, 130.02, 130.03, 130.04 etc etc?? You still need a good ear for that if your mixing is to sound tight.
Jarv |
yea but its really a breeze... |
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| Tony Morello |
bad boy bill as well, it's easier to pull off what he does with beatlocked tunes
also, quick grammar lesson
there = location - i'm going over THERE
their = possesive - do pro djs standardize the bpm on THEIR cds?
they're = contraction of they are - THEY'RE taking their cds and going over there
if english is your only language, at least know how to use it properly, plskthnxbye |
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| basilisk |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jarvmeister
That's just not true, if you mix a tune at 130.64bpm, you're display will tell you you're either on 130 or 131. So what about 130.01, 130.02, 130.03, 130.04 etc etc?? You still need a good ear for that if your mixing is to sound tight. |
Do you really encounter much of those? I find that most modern music is composed with a whole number BPM.
Anyhow, as far as this is concerned... it is sad if true. But even in the case of DJs using Ableton or other tools and maintaining a constant BPM... what is that? A good set needs dynamism; it needs to change over time. |
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| Jarvmeister |
| quote: | Originally posted by basilisk
Do you really encounter much of those? |
I don't check, I just whack it on and use my skills to beatmatch.
Proud to be able to mix with discipline. |
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| Nemesis44 |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ RANN
You can't give Larry Levan stick - have you tried mixing without even having pitch control on your turntables? But I know what you mean....
Peter Hook (and we really don't need another lengthy thread on this) played bass in New Order. Wow. Why does that give him an instant high profile DJ career?
It's called cashing in on your past success.
*cough*Oakenfold*cough* (on both counts). |
Hey Rann,
I used to feel the same way about Oakenfold until I opened up for him. Apparently he only plays one or two gigs a month now and has allegedly found a new lease of life. That night he totally blew the roof off the place. In comparison to a lack luster PvD a few weeks later who was like watching paint dry in comparison, come to think of it was like watching paint dry in comparison to anyone with a half decent idea of what a dance floor needs. PvD is the worlds most over rated DJ in my opinion, gets too much credit for not really doing anything in particular. Only really memorable track he's done is For An Angel and that's a little past it's sell by date me thinks...
Pete Hook on the other hand is like a bad smell who just wont seem to go away, he turns up in every freaking thread now he he.
Nem now quickly rushes to put his asbestos underpants on as he feels he may be inline for the flamethrower onslaught. :nervous:
With regards to original question. Yes... many DJs are doing it, but then we should really be more concerned with the output in terms of selection and flow and not too concerned about beat matching. Hmmm sounds similar to the Ableton arguement doesnt' it. F*ck it, if it sounds good, people happy, then it can't be wrong can it? As long as the DJ is actually mixing...
Cheers
Nem |
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| Darkarbiter |
Surely theres nothing wrong with noticing all your tunes are 139, 138, 141, 142 and standardising them to 140 when you burn to disc?
Using a pre recorded mix is another thing however. |
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| nerdgrl416 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tony Morello
bad boy bill as well, it's easier to pull off what he does with beatlocked tunes
also, quick grammar lesson
there = location - i'm going over THERE
their = possesive - do pro djs standardize the bpm on THEIR cds?
they're = contraction of they are - THEY'RE taking their cds and going over there
if english is your only language, at least know how to use it properly, plskthnxbye |
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| nchs09 |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJT
**cough** Morillo **cough cough**
I don't even export my edits at the same tempo (always use the original) :wtf: |
does he really, honestly why? its so easy to beatmatch..
still like him though, he is the only person i know that can make a party out of nothing. |
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| RJT |
Don't know if he still does, but he used to a bit.
Though again as Nem pointed out, it probably doesn't really matter at all - if you've got flow, you've got flow. |
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| Clovis |
| I really don't get how people tolerate this yet will talk smack about a guy using ableton. |
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| idoru |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
I really don't get how people tolerate this yet will talk smack about a guy using ableton. |
Mm-hmm. I can understand doing it if you're using 3+ decks and constantly swapping out tunes, but outside of that I think it's a useless practice. Beatmatching isn't hard, and if you're a "pro" then you should have it down pat. Yeah, make an edit of a tune in Ableton, that's fine. Don't go and match all of your tunes ahead of time. |
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