myluckysocks
Im working on a new mix. Heres what it is so far: http://soundcloud.com/katblue/da-tossbackz
How can I bring in the next song sounding smoother using loops - I get timing and beat-matching,
but what about the EQs?
Any kind of pointers will greatly be appreciated. Anything that will send me towards the right direction :)
Thank you for your time.
***K-A To The T***
How can I bring in the next song sounding smoother using loops - I get timing and beat-matching,
but what about the EQs?
Any kind of pointers will greatly be appreciated. Anything that will send me towards the right direction :)
Thank you for your time.
***K-A To The T***
geposted Sun 29 May 11 @ 6:33 pm
myluckysocks
New Link Right Here
http://i.mixcloud.com/C2o0g
http://i.mixcloud.com/C2o0g
geposted Sun 29 May 11 @ 9:57 pm
Blulite
not listened to your mix yet, but it sounds to me from your description that your crossfading?
instead of crossfading try undermixing, leave the fader in the centre position and turn the EQ all the way down, cue up, hit play and turn the EQ up gradually to bring in the next track and fade out the current track.
depending on the track structure depends on what to bring in first, although i tend to fade in/out the hi range (trebel) first due to variations in bass lines and mid range being in need of more attention.
play around with it and youll soon find its a million times better than fading.
instead of crossfading try undermixing, leave the fader in the centre position and turn the EQ all the way down, cue up, hit play and turn the EQ up gradually to bring in the next track and fade out the current track.
depending on the track structure depends on what to bring in first, although i tend to fade in/out the hi range (trebel) first due to variations in bass lines and mid range being in need of more attention.
play around with it and youll soon find its a million times better than fading.
geposted Fri 10 Jun 11 @ 7:21 am