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#1
30th October 2006, 20:19
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 My Technique Basically Im still learning, firstly Im toning beatmatching skills but I was wondering If my technique is a good way of beatmatching to learn etc I play 1st tune, cue up the next on the 1st beat, check out the BPM's and adjust the pitch according to BPM, then test to see if the tracks are beatmatched together in my headphones and make a few adjustments, and then play the next tune and mix in when Im ready Thing is I dont use my speakers to beatmatch at all I was just wondering is my technique a completely fucked up way ! ?  |
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#3
30th October 2006, 21:36
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| sounds good to me, theres no right or wrong way of doing things, theres nothing wrong with mixing in ur headphones, probably a good idea to practise like this. Will prepare you for if you play out somewhere with shit monitoring and will make it really easy to mix if the venue has good monitoring |
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#4
30th October 2006, 22:14
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| True Well with the technique given to my on here with my CDJ-1000's I finding beatmatching fairly easy, ofcourse only basic beatmatching but I rekon If I keep going by the start of next year I will have improved loads |
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#5
31st October 2006, 16:49
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#6
31st October 2006, 17:22
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| Defo Mikey  |
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#7
31st October 2006, 20:32
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as far as technique goes: different strokes for different folks, experiment a bit whilst your still a 'newbie' and find out what works best for you |
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#8
15th December 2006, 01:02
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| i prefer to beat match going from slow o speeding it up 2 the right speed coz its easier to push the record forward a lil than it is to slow it dwn 2 much pressure and uve fucked it right up. ive only had my decks for 3 days now ( mixed mp3's b4 that) and ive found beatmatching well easy. |
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#9
15th February 2007, 13:19
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| Don't worry mate that's how and many other djs do it!! Nothing wrong in the slightest - in many respects its better. |
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