hi again! lately while ive been listening to all music mixes specially oldschool stuff! i was thinkin how dj's record their mixes into album? i mean their record their mixes through turntables? how can they edit their mistake when mixing? i mean now there's a lot of program that you create some mixes and edit if its needed.i dont think dj's can create an album of mixes without mistake in first attempt. how they can edit that in turntables? how can they attached some effects when they like in some parts that dj's cannot done in first mix? is turntables has a editing options? to many questions hehehe, sorry i was so confused/curious because for me all program now that comes out about djing is all base in turntables
geposted Wed 12 Mar 08 @ 3:48 am
findasong
i use goldwave
here is the link
Goldwave.com
Great app
here is the link
Goldwave.com
Great app
geposted Sat 22 Mar 08 @ 11:31 pm
Paz75
last year i wrote a 4 part series for a local party mag about making demos. you can get them off my site in the articles section. just look for the "Quintessential Mix Tape" series.
www.djpaz.net
www.djpaz.net
geposted Sun 23 Mar 08 @ 11:17 pm
leighfromnz
If you're making a demo mix then it shouldnt be edited at all. The idea is to showcase ur skills as a dj and if ur editing it later, then its not a fair indication of what you can do as a dj playing live for them.
geposted Mon 24 Mar 08 @ 7:18 pm