atomix_senor_nunes
it would be better if the bpm always matched perfectly rather than being slightly out,that makes it sound a bit crap
Posté Wed 20 Jun 01 @ 5:47 pm
Saint_James
As a DJ it's your job to deal with that man... if it sounds like crap...get the beat back on. End of story.
Posté Wed 20 Jun 01 @ 8:02 pm
sketch
I actually find sometimes you need to put the beat out a bit, as the phases of the two beats collide, this sorts it right out. Also does'nt atomix mix do enough, in comparision to vinyl of course.
Sketch
Sketch
Posté Thu 21 Jun 01 @ 1:44 am
If you can't do it yourself, automatic is useless. You need to be able to compensate for a song where automatics fail.
Of course it would be better if the ABM was perfect. Then you could hit Automix all the time, or even just fill up a playlist and go dance in the crowd. But then you wouldn't be a DJ, you'd simply be a playlist editor.
Of course it would be better if the ABM was perfect. Then you could hit Automix all the time, or even just fill up a playlist and go dance in the crowd. But then you wouldn't be a DJ, you'd simply be a playlist editor.
Posté Thu 21 Jun 01 @ 3:39 am