Hey all, just wondering where you all buy dj tools from. I've been looking on beatport, but I'm pretty unimpressed by their offerings. I really need a tool for an intro to my mix, and I want it to be simply dark/melodic buildup without vocals/beats. Any suggestions?
Fledz
Make it yourself from scratch?
Trance-MB
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Originally posted by ultimate7
Hey all, just wondering where you all buy dj tools from. I've been looking on beatport, but I'm pretty unimpressed by their offerings. I really need a tool for an intro to my mix, and I want it to be simply dark/melodic buildup without vocals/beats. Any suggestions?
Since you are from Belgium I would suggest to use one of the intro's of those CD compilations like Zillion. I can remember most of these had fantastic intro's and outro's.
Probably you can remember the Grandmix Intro's by Ben Liebrand, which started many year with that robot voice.
Making intro's IMO would take much time, certainly to make them sound professional.
elFreak
netlabels and google are your friend.
they are often free too :)
inconspicuous
fight club or matrix samples + whatever boards of canada track comes up first on random mode.
no one has done it before.
Acton
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Originally posted by inconspicuous
+ whatever boards of canada track comes up first on random mode.
lol. I'll have to give that a try when I get home from work.
IpLaYWiTLiGhTs
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Originally posted by inconspicuous
matrix samples
no one has done it before.
oh I just did that
:stongue:
nchs09
I have always enjoyed starting with an acapella... i dunno why.
Teezdalien
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Originally posted by elFreak
netlabels and google are your friend.
they are often free too :)
Yes. I've found a lot of great free tunes from netlabels that are suitable for intros. Also a lot of good glitchy, experimental, ambient and dancefloor friendly techno.
Trance-MB
I always liked those Battlestar Galactica robot voice Ben Liebrand, the Mastermixer used for his Grandmixes.
Ben Liebrand probably was one of the first DJ's who was into Beatmixing, already in the early 80's.
Made grandmixes starting in 1983 till now !!
Ben Liebrand was Armin van Buuren's idol and got tips from him in 1993.
One of his biggest hits was this one :) :) :) Who didn't love ALF?
