Unless you like slamming faders.....like I do!Quote:
Originally Posted by mostapha
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Unless you like slamming faders.....like I do!Quote:
Originally Posted by mostapha
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But slammin' faders just causes damage to equipment/speakers/amps/mixers etc etc and doesn't sound good! It hurts ears.Quote:
Originally Posted by sarasin
not to get OT but thats how you mix dubstep and dnb 90% of the timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Liambo
i dont slam, yet i play dnb?Quote:
Originally Posted by theory28
Maybe that's how YOU do it 90% of the time... I know I don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by theory28
Well maybe that's how YOU do it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Citizen_Insane
to clarify, i didnt mean
> track A is playing
> jump straight to B
i meant
> A is playing
> bring in B however is appropriate
> fade out to about 80% volume if necessary
> cut out A on the drop
this is when you line up As 2nd drop at the end of a breakdown with Bs 1st drop at the end of an intro
Ok, a thread on our setups just turned into how to mix "x" genre.... Back on topic people! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by theory28
Not if you not clipping.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Liambo
And I would not say SLAMMIN.....its midi.....if you jam it TOO fast....it does not always pick up.
Arguing about the "proper" way to slide the channel fader.
L Oh fucking L.