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mixing drum n bass
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| mikefasssy |
| sorta unrelated, but i was wondering how the heck you mix drum n bass? there is no certain kick patter, and basslines can be really fuked up. |
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| JohnSmith |
use the snares on the 2nd and 4th beats.
almost every drum and bass track has em. |
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| Scorchio |
Well Drum n Bass is a very toufh music to mix.
its a breakbeat and like you said there is no pattern so i think you shgould follow the basses... |
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| DJ LIQUID |
i always wondered what i could post here.......since i mainly spin House....some trance/techno also :)
being that this is a trance bbs |
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| DJ_Shockwav |
when mixing anything with a 3/4 beat (DnB, Jungle, Breaks...) you should try to mix the highs... there usually is a high-hat or something similar
trying to mix the basslines is just a pain in the ass |
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| Special_K |
| my bro has been spinning D&B for close to 5 years. Ya you mix the snare not the bass line. Its not hard, ive tried it on many occasions |
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| Kid_Lax |
mixing jungle/d'n'b is easier than mixing trance imho
you just match up the snares on the 2nd/4th beat
and you can get away with shorter mixes w/o them sounding like
you also don't have to worry about your records not being cued on the 32nd beat in jungle/d'n'b...granted its better if you do obviously...but it doesn't sound as horrid if you don't because there aren't crash symbols or anything at the end of the 32 beat bars |
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