Yeah, I have the jist of mixing but I'm having a little bit of trouble....i need some help from someone with experience
it would be greatly appreciated
you can also skype me
samvinex is my name on skype
thank you
Is someone willing to help a new DJ?
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Re: Is someone willing to help a new DJ?
what r u having trouble with?
Re: Is someone willing to help a new DJ?
beatmatching w/o bass drums
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Re: Is someone willing to help a new DJ?
I don't want to tell you what you don't want to hear, but I will anyway.
Practice practice practice!
If you can beatmatch with kickdrums, then just keep practicing, you're 90% of the way there.
Listen to the hi hats. Listen to the snare drums, and listen carefully. You're just used to listening to kick drums. Get out of your comfort zone.
You should be practicing your mixing, not posting on DSF, cos nobody will be able to help you much over the internet unless they tell you to go back and keep practicing!
Good luck man, keep at it!
Practice practice practice!
If you can beatmatch with kickdrums, then just keep practicing, you're 90% of the way there.
Listen to the hi hats. Listen to the snare drums, and listen carefully. You're just used to listening to kick drums. Get out of your comfort zone.
You should be practicing your mixing, not posting on DSF, cos nobody will be able to help you much over the internet unless they tell you to go back and keep practicing!
Good luck man, keep at it!
Re: Is someone willing to help a new DJ?
nodding helps, also try counting the bars in your head (eventually it will become 2nd nature) gl
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