Nouwynck
Whate genere do i need to use to start with ?? r&b ? becos i realy don't find somthing easy to mix
(Tbh i got that little mix pannel ;) )
(Tbh i got that little mix pannel ;) )
geposted Tue 14 Aug 07 @ 5:29 pm
spinnaJ
Nouwynck wrote :
Whate genere do i need to use to start with ?? r&b ? becos i realy don't find somthing easy to mix
Try dance music,, rather than rnb.. it much more easier as the pattern/structure of the songs is most of the time constant n "normally" 4/4 (but to mix it really smoothly is tricky as u have to play the eq also for best effect) that means there are 4 beats in a bar,, rather than 3/4 or some irregular beat on some of the rnb or hip hop. This is just an example:)
For more info....... tada.. check this out:)
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/6288/Mix_lessons/DJ_MIXING___basic_-_advanced_-_pro.html?page=1
http://www.virtualdj.com/forums/5408/Mix_lessons/BPM___MIXING_GUIDE_(for_hip_hop__rnb_and_many_other_genres).html?page=1
njoy:)
geposted Tue 14 Aug 07 @ 6:51 pm
Nouwynck
thx ;)
geposted Fri 17 Aug 07 @ 6:03 pm
Andrew87
If you're a fan of Drum 'n Bass a lot of the music is only within a couple of bpm of each other, e.g. between 170-174bpm, that's only a 2% difference in pitch meaning it is very forgiving for your beatmixing. As with all dance music, the tracks are pretty long too, giving djs plenty of time to cue up the track without having to play around with loops.
geposted Fri 17 Aug 07 @ 7:31 pm