both sides are not easy to mix (I find the b side harder)Tenebriated wrote:
This tune positively melts my head
on dance till I just skip to where the strange melody comes in, then it's easier but you only have like 8 bars to adjust
both sides are not easy to mix (I find the b side harder)Tenebriated wrote:
This tune positively melts my head
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love that rudey lee track, can't remember what i used to mix it with but i don't remember having any problems.oner_music wrote:pinch - step to it (ft. rudey lee) ---- this one is tough. you can cut it out before dropping it into a new one... but what tune? i think this track is a perfect intro to a set, just a question of what to drop next (other than another pinch track) - anyone got any suggestions?
just remembered as well, i've always found 16bit - PCP hard to mix. you can cut the other tune out on the last half of PCP's intro so it builds up nicely, but i've never ever been able to blend it in with another track!
EDIT: found a track! pinch - step to it works nicely into cessman - ghurka
naw timing is fine on the tune and that, it's just a question of what tune step to it blends with. found most tracks weren't subtle enoughdubstepper wrote:love that rudey lee track, can't remember what i used to mix it with but i don't remember having any problems.oner_music wrote:pinch - step to it (ft. rudey lee) ---- this one is tough. you can cut it out before dropping it into a new one... but what tune? i think this track is a perfect intro to a set, just a question of what to drop next (other than another pinch track) - anyone got any suggestions?
just remembered as well, i've always found 16bit - PCP hard to mix. you can cut the other tune out on the last half of PCP's intro so it builds up nicely, but i've never ever been able to blend it in with another track!
EDIT: found a track! pinch - step to it works nicely into cessman - ghurka
i always find if the tune drops off beat or something or its a hard intro to mix i'll just find the first beat and go from there.
to be honest i find most dubstep easy to mix. The 1 producer where i had trouble mixing before that i think i stated before was wookie. all his tunes on the album are well fucking hard to mix from the start and i used to stress like a bitch. still tho wookie is the best and my next mix will include alot from him.
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I dunno whether the intro beat is weird meaning you end up following it in the incorrect way, or whether it just drops a beat latechekov wrote:haven't bought it yet or tried mixing with it but the last Mickey Pearce release sounds like it's going to be pretty difficult to mix
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whole tune's a headfuckskimpi wrote:I dunno whether the intro beat is weird meaning you end up following it in the incorrect way, or whether it just drops a beat latechekov wrote:haven't bought it yet or tried mixing with it but the last Mickey Pearce release sounds like it's going to be pretty difficult to mix
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Ha! Love this thread!!! The Scientist jams are hard cuz they are WAY dubbed out - lots of weirdness and drop outsTerpit wrote:Loads of the Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space tracks

Trigger PCP at the chorus to Skeng. Works very well.oner_music wrote:pinch - step to it (ft. rudey lee) ---- this one is tough. you can cut it out before dropping it into a new one... but what tune? i think this track is a perfect intro to a set, just a question of what to drop next (other than another pinch track) - anyone got any suggestions?
just remembered as well, i've always found 16bit - PCP hard to mix. you can cut the other tune out on the last half of PCP's intro so it builds up nicely, but i've never ever been able to blend it in with another track!
EDIT: found a track! pinch - step to it works nicely into cessman - ghurka
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Queue any hard hitting track with a 16 bar intro at "you don't want so see man when me get evil then".Harkat wrote:Trigger PCP at the chorus to Skeng. Works very well.oner_music wrote:pinch - step to it (ft. rudey lee) ---- this one is tough. you can cut it out before dropping it into a new one... but what tune? i think this track is a perfect intro to a set, just a question of what to drop next (other than another pinch track) - anyone got any suggestions?
just remembered as well, i've always found 16bit - PCP hard to mix. you can cut the other tune out on the last half of PCP's intro so it builds up nicely, but i've never ever been able to blend it in with another track!
EDIT: found a track! pinch - step to it works nicely into cessman - ghurka


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Distance - Ill Kontent >>> Loefah - RootTerpit wrote:Loads of the Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space tracks
I rarely even bother trying to mix in a Pev tune as I can never find a tune to mix into it. Even if you pull an ok mix, the next tune's still gonna seem like shit in comparison.Jurkhands wrote:Glad to hear Pev can't mix his own tunes, either.
http://i.mixcloud.com/CEizE
major fuckups happening after 20:45
But that being said, what do you mix into The Grind? I feel like it deploys some really strong energy on the floor, people all around feeling it. Quite ravey. Could anyone recommend some pev-techy steppers that would keep the energy going?
I wish I owned that, costs way too muchultraspatial wrote:Distance - Ill Kontent >>> Loefah - RootTerpit wrote:Loads of the Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space tracks
Die Brücke ---> Unexpected is a fav' one.ultraspatial wrote: I rarely even bother trying to mix in a Pev tune as I can never find a tune to mix into it. Even if you pull an ok mix, the next tune's still gonna seem like shit in comparison.
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