Advice for extending songs Intro & Outro.
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    Default Advice for extending songs Intro & Outro.

    Hi
    I've searched the forum, maybe I'm using the wrong keywords.

    Would anyone here have advice on how to extend songs.

    I have some great songs with a 3 min length and no solid intro nor outro beats.

    Is there a way I can make a loop or use a loop to extend these songs and use them in mixes.

    Thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJStone View Post
    Hi
    I've searched the forum, maybe I'm using the wrong keywords.

    Would anyone here have advice on how to extend songs.

    I have some great songs with a 3 min length and no solid intro nor outro beats.

    Is there a way I can make a loop or use a loop to extend these songs and use them in mixes.

    Thank you
    I think you kinda answered your own question...

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    Quote Originally Posted by DJStone View Post
    Hi
    I've searched the forum, maybe I'm using the wrong keywords.

    Would anyone here have advice on how to extend songs.

    I have some great songs with a 3 min length and no solid intro nor outro beats.

    Is there a way I can make a loop or use a loop to extend these songs and use them in mixes.

    Thank you
    bring in 1 or 2 elements gradualy

    example

    start with the drums (INTERESTING DRUMS are important here not the standard kick snare hats combo) add some stabs on off beats etc till the first low point in your track...excelent example is zedd- dovregubben

    when ending an outtro loop a couple elements and slowly take away everything else and end with drums

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    open an audio editor. cut, copy, paste are your new bff's

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    Quote Originally Posted by duerr View Post
    open an audio editor. cut, copy, paste are your new bff's
    Agreed, if you have it slap it in Cubase and have a play. If you don't have Cubase something cheap and simple like Wavelab would also be OK or Cool Edit.

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