Backspinning to drop in a track

[astromech]

Killing the low takes the "body" out of the sound of a backspin effect, and I would suggest 100% against it. I think leaving the EQ alone on the one you backspin is the way to go, while taking out the bass on the track you're mixing in, and the kicking it in after cutting the backspinning track out.

#protip2

Spoken like someone that has never done a backspin on turntables. /assumption

[sobi]

Spoken like someone that has never done a backspin on turntables. /assumption

Mids and highs on loud systems tend to hurt peoples ears. When you backspin, it's ups the volume and key of it all. Keeping the bass in it will help give a fuller sound on that. Also, a large percentage of systems are going to have compressors running on them. When you pull out the bass, the system is going to shoot the rest of the signals volume up, but I guess that would only matter if no bass was in the other channel either, so it's somewhat dependent on the situation.

Oh... I think the first time I ever did a backspin on turntables was before pioneer ever made a DJ mixer.