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    Tech Wizard
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    Ok i'm not trying to copy the same mixing style that ean does. I just love how he puts the rap/top40 acapellas over the techno beats i have tried and tried to make this work and sound good but have had no luck yet. Does anyone know how to match them up in Trackor and how to know what will go well with another track?

    Thanks. Fizz Styles

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    Beatgrids... use beatgrids. They will make it all fit.
    It's the FAQ. Read it.

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    <3 Beatgrids

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    don't forget to develop your own style while copying.
    True DJing is all about that.

    Beatgrids are good for that.
    Until now, I mixed oldschool without syncing or caring about what Traktor says about BPM, but now that I mix with Ableton and Traktor all has to be synced which makes DJing even more funny.
    Tempo-matching is an essential skill for DJs, but it's one advantage we digital DJs have, which gives us time for other things. So ...let's fucking use it...

    Sorry for the off-topic stuff!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HedgeHog View Post
    don't forget to develop your own style while copying.
    True DJing is all about that.
    Damn strait, take all the good ideas of people and leave the limiting ones behind, steal enough peoples ideas good ideas and eventually you will have made something that is your own - lets face it not much under the sun is new but you can bring together a whole heap of things that are not new and still create something totally original out of it.

    Theres nothing wrong about using other peoples good ideas

    My setup has a ton of stolen ideas from lots of different sources.

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    Thanks for all the advice! I will try some beat grinds and see how it works out!

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