zappa1
I have been mixing mainly progressive house/house and some electro stuff for a while now.
I normally just listen out for the strongest bass, match/cue it up and get them matched up well amnd work from there
However I realy love big beat and break beat stuff such as:
Junkie XL
Fatboy SLim
The Prodigy
As you know, the bass drum and snares are a lot more varied and this makes it very difficult to mix.
Can anyone reccommend any tips or reading material I can research to learn how to mix/build a decent set in this type of music?
Ultimately I would love to be able to combine a little bit of everything when I have house parties etc.
Your input is greatly appreciated!
:)
I normally just listen out for the strongest bass, match/cue it up and get them matched up well amnd work from there
However I realy love big beat and break beat stuff such as:
Junkie XL
Fatboy SLim
The Prodigy
As you know, the bass drum and snares are a lot more varied and this makes it very difficult to mix.
Can anyone reccommend any tips or reading material I can research to learn how to mix/build a decent set in this type of music?
Ultimately I would love to be able to combine a little bit of everything when I have house parties etc.
Your input is greatly appreciated!
:)
Posté Sun 26 Apr 09 @ 1:16 pm
Kortes DeZ
The Prodigy is the best)))
Posté Thu 30 Apr 09 @ 3:09 am
djej
Sometimes with difficult beat structures I will look for a steady portion and do an 8 or 16 beat loop. Preferably immediately proceeding a dramatic portion of the tune or the vocals. Mix in the loop and release once you move the crossfader over.
Posté Fri 08 May 09 @ 9:36 am