When your mixing, make sure to arrange your box in a way that suits you. You can go by mood, tempo, key, style, etc. Also, get in the habit of marking your records by bpm. This will make mixing on the fly a breeze.
Mar 15, 2009 Rating
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Was out in DC a couple of weeks ago and went to this night club where the dj appears to be playing vinyl. There are two turntables that are used and he can scratch and mix records but never changes the vinyl. Apparently he is downloading music from a computer that he has in front of him and can transfer to the turntables. What type of system is this?
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Something like Serato i guess...
Feb 03, 2009 Rating
Never seen this type of dj equipment by: Anonymous
Was out in DC a couple of weeks ago and went to this night club where the dj appears to be playing vinyl. There are two turntables that are used and he can scratch and mix records but never changes the vinyl. Apparently he is downloading music from a computer that he has in front of him and can transfer to the turntables. What type of system is this?
Feb 03, 2009 Rating
Never seen this type of dj equipment by: Anonymous
Was out in DC a couple of weeks ago and went to this night club where the dj appears to be playing vinyl. There are two turntables that are used and he can scratch and mix records but never changes the vinyl. Apparently he is downloading music from a computer that he has in front of him and can transfer to the turntables. What type of system is this?
Jan 20, 2009 Rating
Dj ZONE by: Dj ZONE
hahaha.. for me... find the same BPM or look like d same BPM.. so you can, mix will.. so far.... granted and tested,... heheh :) :D :P
Jan 03, 2009 Rating
A valid question. by: Anonymous
What genre do you mix? If you mix house, choose two tracks with similar percussion lines and bass hits. Choose songs that have minor melodys that fit well together. I usually start to mix after the second breakdown of the song.
