I could upload it- still got time left on my soundcloud.
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I could upload it- still got time left on my soundcloud.
I'm here honey bunch :)Quote:
Originally Posted by keithace
Just holla at me when it's my turn - get to use my new mixer for the 1st time proper - wooooo - lol
I should be able to get started during the week, tonight or tomorrow. My goal is to have it done by next week at most.
5 days bumtsch....
everyone PM me for the dropbox invite...
are we making any progress? i am getting anxious to here some new tunes...
Alrighty, been a bit busy these days but the intro is DONE, first take, all in one sitting - the power of preparing crates :)
Uploading to my dropbox ATM so may the following DJs please PM me their email addresses ?
Tracklist:
edit : arse, missed Keith's invitation to use his DB. Mine is empty, so.. :)Code:Raiders Of The Lost Arp - Hold On
Trusme - W.A.R Dub
Genius Of Time - Houston We Have A Problem
Lawrence - Sorry Sun
Motor City Drum Ensemble - There's A Truth feat. Stee Downes
Stablo - Stablo 9997 A
Lee Curtiss - Freak On
Alain Ho - Je Pense A Toi feat. Marlene (Kruse&Nuernberg remix)
i like the looks of it...
First post updated ;)
Getting psyched, picking tracks, etc.. pretty confident but.. this is my first Mixtrain.. how does the actual "mixing in" bit usually work? I went to mixtrains and it suggested that there are two ways to do it.. which one are we using?
!!! AWESOMER !!!
The best way for quality is probably something along those lines:
-get everyone's continuous mix
-cut it in two parts, the second being what you'll use to mix out of. Maybe cut it somewhere easy - ie first beat after a breakdown or wherever.
-load that second part in one of your decks, play it, hit record, mix from it (depending on how you play, beatgridding that second part may be a very good idea).
-join your redone part with the first part
-upload wav/aif/flac !
oh and *watch your levels*.
if you go way quieter than the rest it can be worked around but if you go hotter than the rest...
Just try to play at about the same level as what you got. Then it's hopefully just a matter of pumping up your part a few dB when joining.
Some DJTTers also like to just play the entire set while recording, then mix out of it, but even when we're only passing along 44k/lossless files from DJ to DJ, it may jeopardize everyone's (hard?) work if there is something wonky in your signal chain or setup, especially when doing external mixing