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handling basslines when mixing....
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BrainLizzard
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Posted : Jul 30, 2010 18:50
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By crackly, I'm confused by the youtubveez video! Me don't normally visit Dj laand...IMO, eye Dj TWO, maybe the answer is a rotary channel, just not with them there fancy computers, unless youenzy mix with midi conrollers , I use'em to write music... So i'm not following the reference from the video so well...
not really a trick of light coming out, just real dj'ing per pur purring ception of the operator, dEE Jaye's, craftsperson
Pee'z explain 4ur Weezun's who haven't converted to laptop djing.....
 
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elesdifrend
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Posted : Jul 31, 2010 16:40
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On 2010-07-30 18:50, BrainLizzard wrote:
By crackly, I'm confused by the youtubveez video! Me don't normally visit Dj laand...IMO, eye Dj TWO, maybe the answer is a rotary channel, just not with them there fancy computers, unless youenzy mix with midi conrollers , I use'em to write music... So i'm not following the reference from the video so well...
not really a trick of light coming out, just real dj'ing per pur purring ception of the operator, dEE Jaye's, craftsperson
Pee'z explain 4ur Weezun's who haven't converted to laptop djing.....
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I also think it is more on the dj skillz then on the track itself...i think it is more something the dj does....and i think further more that the answer is quite simple after all it is just when you have certain tracks playing together with both bass freqz on that they just work incredibly massive together...creating a bassline that you can listen to at good parties, that is just like stomping....it rolls it just takes the dancer into this trance state... |
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Spaced-out Rastaman
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Posted : Jul 31, 2010 17:10
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