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Mixing on Cue or Mixing in Key??? (pg. 3)
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| bucke |
| its all a matter of personal preference. most dj's use both methods. i've seen dj's mix track way out of key and still make them sound good. |
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| stefanoc |
i think harmonic mixing improves the quality of TRANCE sets much more than other genres.
having repetitive songs with the same key could become boring though so making the variations from one key to another is just as important as harmonic mixing. |
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| Techno_Twins |
| It's like a freakin' science, lol. |
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| SVGmethod |
| I use "Mixed-In-Key" and I primarily mix out after the first major break down in a song, and I always cue up on the first beat. |
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by SVGmethod
I use "Mixed-In-Key" and I primarily mix out after the first major break down in a song, and I always cue up on the first beat. |
After the first breakdown? Take it easy Steve Porter :p |
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| SVGmethod |
| haha...the first major breakdown. LOL. |
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| djThomasPhan |
Any more thoughts or input you'd like to share before we close this thread? |
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| LionsLair |
| Mixing in Drunk is teh bests. |
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| Lomeli |
| I was using mixed in key for about a month or so. Something about it didn't feel right. It felt like I depended on the key chart to determine what tracks I would need to play and in what order. I believe it's better to rely on your ear to pinpoint that one track that you know would make a great transition and would destroy the dance floor. |
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| Lomeli |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
Mixing in Drunk is teh bests. |
Word. |
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| djThomasPhan |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
Mixing in Drunk is teh bests. |
I sure it is, tell us something we don't know. |
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| JCIZZLE! |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
DJing is really not that hard :p |
LOL! of course, everybody's got the laptop to do all the work nowadays. True talent can get on the good old MK's and vinyl it up for me to be impressed. :toocool: |
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