Even my mama can do that ) Or if a little more experienced, apply some fx or filter and move back quickly. Mixing 120-126 bpm all djs should be able to do just fine, without any crap 1/8 loop or fader slam ) After all its just mixing 2 tracks at same bpm, then slowly fade the other back to normal ish. from say a 80bpm hiphop track, to its club remix version at 130bpm. Premade transitions or segways are usually for very large changes of bpm. Most will use 1/8 loops some kinda effect and fader slam. Pre canned practice set, sure, but trully on the fly, Haven't heard a DJ yet that can do this smoothly. Even some of the best battle DJs out there can f this up. Doing it on the fly can sound really drastic. 3 Making transitional tracks is different from doing it on the fly cause you can actually listen to the finished product and edit. Most will use 1/8 loops some kinda effect and fader slam.Ĭ'mon man.the wow/flutter of a turntable, even when calibrated can vary. C'mon man.the wow/flutter of a turntable, even when calibrated can vary. You're saying I shouldn't mix a 120 BPM house track with a 126.1 BPM house track, or a 140 BPM dubstep tune with a 146.1 BPM dubstep tune? Interesting you think you should make/use transitional tracks, but not make/use them on the fly too. or work your way down or up or make/use transitional tracks DOESN'T ANYONE PRACTICE THE BASICS OF MIXING ANYMORE?!!! I call BS on the 6 BPM difference limit.
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