Stems

[Kwal]

The word "Stems" sounds completely amateur to me.

They're called "Parts". Always have been.

oh

[Unreallystic]

I've been thinking about spening some time with some filters to extract older songs into parts to apply certain effects to certain parts, but the more labor I look at doing for it, I might as well stick to remix decks. I was going to pick up a D2 justbecause of stems, but am really struggling with "will I really use this tech", especially coming from a hip-hop background with dance influence only recently.
-Unreall

[ImNoDJ]

I've been thinking about spening some time with some filters to extract older songs into parts to apply certain effects to certain parts, but the more labor I look at doing for it, I might as well stick to remix decks. I was going to pick up a D2 justbecause of stems, but am really struggling with "will I really use this tech", especially coming from a hip-hop background with dance influence only recently.
-Unreall

well, remix decks are more powerful than stems in every way, so it makes sense to use them for finer control.

[tekki]

coooooool cheers tekki

Glad to help out.

The fifth stem is the complete track release, so it plays as normal.

Ah, thanks.

[silliwilli]

Anyone seen a recording of the Native Sessions Exploring Stems that was live cast this week? Didn't get to watch it live and assumed it would end up on youtube...

[dj matt blaze]

The word "Stems" sounds completely amateur to me.

They're called "Parts". Always have been.

NI didn't make up the term, it is the term that has been used in the industry for awhile now