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Johoosh wrote:Kung Fu Kick rmx has got that annoying little pause b4 droppage

just cut the other tune before the "karaaaate kiddd" repetitions come in.

jrkhnds wrote:

Johoosh wrote:Kung Fu Kick rmx has got that annoying little pause b4 droppage

just cut the other tune before the "karaaaate kiddd" repetitions come in.

Yeah its not dropping is the problem, just need to spend some time working out an easy way to get a double drop business with the actual beat going

DrGatineau wrote:I'm sure someone has said it but Mala - Left Leg Out, Forgive, Hunter are all pretty hard. Lots of difficult Mala tunes. Mainly Left Leg Out though is pretty much impossible for me.

Hunter is one of my favorite tunes to mix

hunter >>> 28g is always sick

also I finally ended up figuring out clutch lol

Hunter is a pretty straightforward beat innit?

for the longest time I thought my copy of Learn was fucked.

Set me your copy pls

nah I'm good.

DrGatineau wrote:I'm sure someone has said it but Mala - Left Leg Out, Forgive, Hunter are all pretty hard. Lots of difficult Mala tunes. Mainly Left Leg Out though is pretty much impossible for me.

they're all not that hard to mix. standard 8 or 16 bar intros, which is something some other mala tunes don't have. no weird rhythmic shit going on either. try to mix left leg out on the high hats first. once you get used to it, it's pretty easy to mix from the start too.

I meant more that they're really hard to blend with other tunes without it sounding like complete shyte as opposed to playing them in a mix at all, mainly because of the beat structure; lots of snares and kicks.

actually yeah, listening back Hunter isn't nearly as bad as Left Leg Out or Forgive or Bury da Bwoy. Anti-war dub is also hard as fuck for me to blend. I legit cannot blend that one at all. (mainly cause i don't have it on vinyl and the bpm changes throughout the mp3 file, so it's ungriddable).

I'm not a huge fan of Learn, much prefer Lean Forward, which I love to mix (second drop ). Also love mixing Blue Notez, always goes hard.

double drop hypno angel with learn wooooo boy im getting goosebumps just thinkin about it

DrGatineau wrote:I meant more that they're really hard to blend with other tunes without it sounding like complete shyte as opposed to playing them in a mix at all, mainly because of the beat structure; lots of snares and kicks.

actually yeah, listening back Hunter isn't nearly as bad as Left Leg Out or Forgive or Bury da Bwoy. Anti-war dub is also hard as fuck for me to blend. I legit cannot blend that one at all. (mainly cause i don't have it on vinyl and the bpm changes throughout the mp3 file, so it's ungriddable).

I'm not a huge fan of Learn, much prefer Lean Forward, which I love to mix (second drop ). Also love mixing Blue Notez, always goes hard.

Try not using headphones when you beatmatch

I'll put that on my list.

Ungriddable lol

Unless you've got a rip that changes the tempo throughout (no idea why anybody would do that) why not just mix it as if it was a vinyl and use your ears? I presume by "changing bpm" you mean Serato or whatever program you're using is throwing up dodgy bpms so syncing or whatever don't work too well

a lot of absolute waffle in this thread. Sounds like if it aint halftime with basic hi hats then its a struggle for a lot of you.

i'd complain bro but you're a pretty sick dj who i will consistently pay to see so i cant fukwitu

dusty_head wrote:a lot of absolute waffle in this thread. Sounds like if it aint halftime with basic hi hats then its a struggle for a lot of you.

bang on

CreamLord wrote:Hunter is a pretty straightforward beat innit?

Yeah this, it's one of the easiest tunes to mix I own lol

rorz9992 wrote:

CreamLord wrote:Hunter is a pretty straightforward beat innit?

Yeah this, it's one of the easiest tunes to mix I own lol

love throwing this one into the mix... "Bobby...?"

that intro is so sick