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legend4ry wrote:

jolly wailer wrote:burial - wounder >>> shackleton - blood on my hands

Will have to try this one, 2 of my favourite tracks, ever!

I cue blood on my hands in 32 bars after that eerie up beat sound starts .. mixes pretty well in a long blend

jolly wailer wrote:

legend4ry wrote:

jolly wailer wrote:burial - wounder >>> shackleton - blood on my hands

Will have to try this one, 2 of my favourite tracks, ever!

I cue blood on my hands in 32 bars after that eerie up beat sound starts .. mixes pretty well in a long blend

Ive been battering blood on my hands again lately, it mixes alright with a lot of tunes I play but I want some tunes what go perfect!

I've had it a long time but didn't used to play it so much so it's in such good condition .. the bass is huge on this pressing!!!

One of my personal favorites from my Megalopolis mix is Juno Reactor - Tokyo (Broken Note Remix) with Boxcutter - Brood.

Goth Trad- Far Est Assassin into Skream- Chest Boxing.
Also Vex'd- 3rd Choice (Loefah Remix) into SP:MC- Trust Nobody.

OK another question for you experienced DJ's... will it be a lot harder mixing 33 rpm records ? I was about to purchase a few LP's and i'm sure i've heard people mention that it's a lot more difficult when mixing a 45rpm tune with another 33rpm tune. Can anyone confirjm/advise me on this as i want a lot of the tunes off Dubsteppa's Delight....

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DonLuigi wrote:OK another question for you experienced DJ's... will it be a lot harder mixing 33 rpm records ? I was about to purchase a few LP's and i'm sure i've heard people mention that it's a lot more difficult when mixing a 45rpm tune with another 33rpm tune. Can anyone confirjm/advise me on this as i want a lot of the tunes off Dubsteppa's Delight....

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I dont find it that different atall, just watch your levels because 33's are quieter that 45's. Maybe if you nudge your tunes alot watch out because a nudge goes further on a 33 than a 45(i think? i may be bullshitting), to avoid that just ride that pitch!

Luke Yeah? wrote: you need to learn your records!

Really this is the best advice you can get, just keep playing and expirimenting

here's an easy one:

Luke envoy - so
zomby - test me for a reason
burial - u hurt me

grunt wrote:

DonLuigi wrote:OK another question for you experienced DJ's... will it be a lot harder mixing 33 rpm records ? I was about to purchase a few LP's and i'm sure i've heard people mention that it's a lot more difficult when mixing a 45rpm tune with another 33rpm tune. Can anyone confirjm/advise me on this as i want a lot of the tunes off Dubsteppa's Delight....

Nice 1

I dont find it that different atall, just watch your levels because 33's are quieter that 45's. Maybe if you nudge your tunes alot watch out because a nudge goes further on a 33 than a 45(i think? i may be bullshitting), to avoid that just ride that pitch!

33s do tend to be quieter but every record is different so it's possible that you can be mixing a loud 33 into a quiet 45 - it all depends


I find that I don't get as much precision with pitch control @ 33 rpm ... so moving the slider a little bit gives you more pitch variance than the same move if it was made @ 45 rpm ...

Serious you guys have been a massive help... i'll hit peeps up with a mix when the skills are firmly locked down! The more i hear mixes of 2 tunes i know inside out the more i understand what's required. Once again PROPS of huge proportions to everyone who#s chipped into this thread

I was just lookin back to see when i made this thread.... happy to say that i can now mix and after a year of practice i'm startin to get bookings etc. Sweeeet

Fair play man!