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I know how to do it on software.....I can give it a shot.....not my way of mixing (actually, I'm against using protools to mix music) but I'm willing to try......it's very very hard though and time consuming....infact, come to think of it......the only software able to do it "cleanly" is high $ software ($200-$600)....luckily, I might have one........where can I easily download these songs?....so I can try it....
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The situation isn't helped by the badly thought out cash-in compilations currently flooding larger record shops. Looping together a herd of "big tunes", then getting some A-list DJ to lend his name to the sleeve while studio pro-tools do the work helps record labels make the money, but has nothing to do with what DJing is really about. Real DJs make albums of their own, every night they play. Their ability to steer people through records they don't know, holding a crowd's anticipation and twisting and turning it without missing a beat, is a skill halfway between art and craft.
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1st February 2003, 01:33 AM
Hybrid Mode
