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| Zild |
| quote: | Originally posted by The Drow
It's on cdjs. the track shifts all the way through but it shouldn't since it's on the same bpm. The tracks were beatmatched for two seconds before it shifted.
I've been mixing since july.
Omer |
If it was beatmatched for two seconds then it wasn't beatmatched at all. Just keep practicing it took me a bit over a year to become half decent at beatmatching.
And don't look at the BPM on the CDJs it will just throw you off they aren't anywhere near accurate enough to mix with. |
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| TheTranceKing |
| quote: | Originally posted by Zild
If it was beatmatched for two seconds then it wasn't beatmatched at all. Just keep practicing it took me a bit over a year to become half decent at beatmatching.
And don't look at the BPM on the CDJs it will just throw you off they aren't anywhere near accurate enough to mix with. |
I agree, the best way to learn to beatmatch is do it by ear, never use the BPM counter, I learned on a set of Stanton STR8-60's and the motors were shot, it is a fustracting process but when u get it is all smooth sailing from there :);) |
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| miamitranceman |
| You have to more carefully adjust for drift between the two tracks I think. |
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| gorex |
| this sounds normal. Try correcting it on the fly with the pitch slider or you finger |
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| DJ_Progrezz |
when youve beatmatched the track (or atleast you think you did) let it play for like 20 secs, if you have to slow the track down a bit, lower the pitch with a little bit (if youre mixing longen you will know how much you have to adjust the pitch)
just a try error cycle
if you can get the track to play 20secs or so in sync in you phones it is good and you can mix it in, if you have to adjust just a tiny little bit after these 20 secs, DON'T touch the pitch, just correct with the pitch bend or platter till its in sync again |
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