Mixing Styles

[mmauve]

Man I remember back in the day - having 4 band EQ was the SHIT.

My Rane MP-22z had it, damn it was epic win.

[pilmat]

but remember the beer could lead to experiments going awry lol

But if you record the experiments, you can learn a lot when you listen to it the next day (plus its good for a laugh, "oh no, here comes the train wreck"). LOL

Phil.

[DvlsAdvct]

I think every DJ should develop a mixing technique that's unique to them. Learn the basics (radio style, no beatmatching, just mixing) the intermediate (beatmatching, blending, EQ) and the advanced (layers, long progressive blends, scratching) and you'll build an amazing technique that will be spoken just to you.

[Jester]

@ Dvls Damn straight!

[mmauve]

I usually just beat the hell out of my mixer with a sock full of oranges until the track changes. Works every time.

[Jester]

I flunked out of dj college dammit. The orange techniques were the following semester.

[mmauve]

It was the semester after learning how over use the flanger effect, no big whoop

[DvlsAdvct]

Do you use a sock full of oranges cause they get they'll know who's boss and don't leave bruises?

[Abyrne7]

haha i despise flanger

[calvin01]

careful mauve i can see a few no win no fee claims coming your way!!!!