DJ Millos
Hey g uys¨!
So, i've started mixing and I've gotten pretty good at beatmatching and blending to beatmatched songs together at the right time!
BUUUT, I've got a problem! What the **** do I do, when I wanna mix, lets say from a 120 bpm song to a 100bpm song? It would sound ridiculous if i were to try to beatmatch the songs, so I need some effects, tips, tricks or whatever.
What do you guys do? Which techniques do you use except for beatmatching songs?
Thx!
So, i've started mixing and I've gotten pretty good at beatmatching and blending to beatmatched songs together at the right time!
BUUUT, I've got a problem! What the **** do I do, when I wanna mix, lets say from a 120 bpm song to a 100bpm song? It would sound ridiculous if i were to try to beatmatch the songs, so I need some effects, tips, tricks or whatever.
What do you guys do? Which techniques do you use except for beatmatching songs?
Thx!
Posté Sun 29 Aug 10 @ 12:08 pm
Double O
Click on this link: http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/9931/Mix_lessons/Club_Mixing.html?page=9
Read the 7th and 10th post. I hope the info helps you...
OO
Read the 7th and 10th post. I hope the info helps you...
OO
Posté Mon 30 Aug 10 @ 8:10 pm
synthet1c
I have never dropped from 120 to 100, but I often mix 128 (house/electro) to 90/180 (hip hop/Drum n bass) I always do it with an acapella on a third cdj, as I find that on my system VDJ cant handle master tempo's to the extreme required for this transition of bpm...
The way I do it is to play the acapella at 3/4 of the first track so it will continue when the track finishes. then with just the acapella running I change it's bpm to whatever i want to mix into. I often use the Ciara-1 2 step acapella as this is a catchy song that people will sing in the transition, and it sounds good fast and slow with hip hop/DnB
If you have heaps of cash, you could get an EFX 1000, do a feedback loop of a vocal hook, then manually change the bpm on the efx and re sample this works really well for a jump of around 20 bpm and I always use it for house/electro to trance/hardstyle/dubstep.
The way I do it is to play the acapella at 3/4 of the first track so it will continue when the track finishes. then with just the acapella running I change it's bpm to whatever i want to mix into. I often use the Ciara-1 2 step acapella as this is a catchy song that people will sing in the transition, and it sounds good fast and slow with hip hop/DnB
If you have heaps of cash, you could get an EFX 1000, do a feedback loop of a vocal hook, then manually change the bpm on the efx and re sample this works really well for a jump of around 20 bpm and I always use it for house/electro to trance/hardstyle/dubstep.
Posté Fri 03 Sep 10 @ 11:38 pm