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  • January 7, 2012 at 10:57 am #12473
    Phil Morse
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    Over the years I have got more and more respect for the simple drop – straight from one track to the other. Reason is you have to match your tracks 100% prfectly and do it at exactly the right point. It’s one of the hardest mixes to do really well and one of the most satisfying to pull off.

    January 8, 2012 at 10:06 am #1002543
    José Reach
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    One I like to do myself, is when I want to mix in 2 tracks with very different BPM, I use a powerfull delay on the first song, then end it pressing play. Meanwhile, the effect of the delay still goes on (you hear some kind of mysterious echo), and I slowly bring in a loop from the beginning of a break of track 2. This does not work with every song but if it does then it can be quite awesome.

    January 8, 2012 at 12:10 pm #12517
    DJ Max D.
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    Preferred? I guess a simple gradual long mix or dropping a vocal or melody line from song B as soon as the outro on song A starts..
    Proud of? Any semi-decent mix done while writing down a number of a hot girl 😉
    Just kidding, I am most proud of my scratchy mixes.. anything good involving scratching (on a controller) is a success for me atm.

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