mixing between different BPM
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    Default mixing between different BPM

    how to mix between different BPM ? example from 90bpm to a 128bpm

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    Hit the sync button
    Last edited by Modah Hype; 06-23-2014 at 08:00 AM.

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    On a serious note, though, you should first consider if those tracks are really supposed to be mixed together, 90 and 128 track have a different vibe.
    In case they do, you might need to build a a transition that progressivly goes from 90 to 128 ( or from 128 to 90 ).

    Don't know what music style you're playing, sometime a good speech makes the cut.

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    Default transitions between different genres/speeds

    Quote Originally Posted by sagius91 View Post
    how to mix between different BPM ? example from 90bpm to a 128bpm
    You using Traktor? Check out this post by Ean:

    http://www.djtechtools.com/2014/05/2...ns-in-traktor/

    You can also do this with different software provided they also have the same effects.
    Technics SL1200s, Vestax VMC002XL, Traktor Audio 6, Traktor S2 Mk2

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    There are lots of ways to do this depending on what your setup is. Could we get a little more info on your gear? If you are using digital software to DJ which I can almost guarantee you are play around with it. You can find a third track and make it into a transition track. You can utilize effects like delay freeze echo all sorts of stuff. Are there 2 tracks in particular you are working with or are you just looking for techniques in general?

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