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Hi Steve ^^
I suggest using 2 tracks of similar tempo – then when you are trying to “beatmatch” dont worry about anything except the actual beats – forget bars/phrases for now.
Drop a beat on a beat and then wait and listen – this is where u decide if its faster or slower. (As mentioned previously this takes practice to hear straight away)
When you hear things going out of sync, instead of adjusting the pitch slider – nudge your track faster or slower manually with your hand or with the pitch adjust buttons, if it sounds better you are going the correct way, if it sounds worse is you are going the wrong way, then only adjust the pitch slider if you are actually correcting the tempo, by speeding or slowing the track overall with the pich fader.
With a little practice this will come naturally, deciding if the track is faster or slower 🙂
Once you get this correct – you can start focusing dropping a 1 beat on a 1 beat and then naturally progess to dropping the 1st beat of a phrase on a 1st beat of one of the playing tracks phases
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June 16, 2013 at 12:12 pm in reply to: New Bass Radio Show Launching Monday – seeking DJs for guest mixes! #41367SunjaloMemberYo Andrew,
This is very cool, big ups ^^
Here is my most recent mix of “heavyweight jhb bass”, I would love to do a guest mix for you, don’t have FB as yet 😀
https://soundcloud.com/sunjalo/sdudla-bass
studla bass means fatty bass in zulu 😎
Peace !!
June 10, 2013 at 9:37 am in reply to: New Original Production(im playing guitar for you guys :) #41164SunjaloMembervery very nice – cool track 🙂
SunjaloMemberi am not a ‘huge’ fan of progressive but this is great, nice and deep
nice work ^^
SunjaloMemberSunjaloMemberthanks again X 😀
SunjaloMemberIf you bring your next song in on the 1 of a phrase
that is the key to it right there – match your phrases of the songs and you are good to go – even professional sounding mixes on the spot… its all down to beats/bars/phrases
after a while you can feel when a phrase ends/starts without having to count – however counting is necessary esp for mixing on the spot
SunjaloMemberthanks guys – appreciate the feedback 😎
SunjaloMemberGreat E-Book ^___^
SunjaloMemberAgain, I can understand vinyl vs. controller, but the CDJ vs. controller crew are just blowing my mind.
Agree 100% – cdj’s beat match for you, with a beat counter + and a % of faster slower, so no idea why people are so against the sync button, especially cdj’s and venues with cdj’s who are anti controller…
When your cdj tells you you are at + 2.6% of 80 BPM (this is sync imo)- all you gotta do is drop in correctly and fine tune a little manually… no beat matching required 😀
You can use traktor in browser mode and it is 100% the same as using a cdj as you dont have the phase meter there only the time count down and BPM as on a cdj 😉
SunjaloMembersweet mix dude – pretty impressive track list too 😎
SunjaloMemberI blame it on the kangaroo 😀
nice intro story ^^
SunjaloMembercheers michael – always good to have some positive feedback – appreciated ^^
SunjaloMemberHey RedBlock – thanks a lot, its appreciated:)
I used a mixtrack pro & traktor pro 2.
I used a lot of looping & used 1 of the decks as a sample deck which i just triggered with the keyboard
Also used FX for the first time – which I might have over done slightly – but being dub u dont notice too much 😛
SunjaloMemberwhat i mean is it just does not sound right/in the right place. Even if both songs ares same/around the same bpm and have the same/around the same key. they sound off.
as mentioned – sounds like you are out of phase
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