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Originally Posted by Music is the Soundtrack to your Life  hey guys, i recently edited some of the outtro out of the last song on my mix purely cos it wouldnt fit on a cd other wise... does that count hehe. |
Well that's different from editing dodgy mixes.
Some just find editing dodgy mixing transitions is cheating, not so bad for handing mixes out to mates and that, just when sending them out to promoters as demo's mainly.
A lot don't like how the more well known DJ's have other Up and Coming DJ's put cds together for them. But that's another subject right there lol.
There's nothing wrong with editing a mix to fit on a cd though.
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Originally Posted by Music is the Soundtrack to your Life some peeps hv mentioned sound forge as an editing tool, can u use this for post production? i dont think thats cheating, all mixes proffesionally released are put throiugh post production where they play with the levels to make sure the sound is perfect. id be interested to learn how to do that.  |
That's different to editing bad mixes though
Changing the volume, eq'ing applying dynamics to your mix etc is not a problem, as your only enhancing the sound! Again, it's just that some just find that editing bad mixes and then sending them out as demos to promoters is wrong.
17th September 2006, 20:44
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