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anyone have any advise? maybe like an e-book or something? |
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i think the pros use one instance of winamp and on iTunes always reencode your mp3 to wav files use cool effects like echo and fasers |
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ON IT! |
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just keep hitting the sync button until it sounds good |
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Play one song at once and don't try to "mix" two together, as the latest fad goes. Real music only - no hip hop or dance. |
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you will find that most music is either too fast or too slow. pick one and stick with it! |
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A song at a time... A song at a time. |
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Make sure you bring your own microphone |
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first u gotta learn the basics |
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make use of the equalizers, when blending stuff in so it doesnt overload. that is about the only hint i can think of, which isnt entirely obsolete by now. also get in touch with dave and livar, phresch etc.. im sure theyll be glad to help you out via fb/slsk. oh and i figure theres a roomie you might ask aswell.-) |
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oh the e-book, i get it.. |
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I realise this is a joke, but just in case anyone is after serious answer: I didn't know this at the time but buying two copies of a couple of your favourite records (ones you don't mind hearing a lot) and mixing them together is really good way to start. Set both to quartz lock and the speed match is done for you. Then just a matter of beat counting and sync them up. Once you are good at counting 4 bars and syncing you can try mixing some other records where you will have to match the speed too. Also get a few similar BPM songs to start with. When I started my record collection was so eclectic mixing was more or less impossible! |
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put on one of autechre's mixes and learn to "knob sync" |
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