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    I have recently got into mixing some deep house. However I find the tempo too slow for my liking. However when I increase the BPM to around 130 I think it flows fantastically.

    What is your point of view on this?
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    Agreed, Deep house usually flows well between 118 to 124bpm. After that you start to loose the grooves and swing in the tracks

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    Just stick with Tech house if you're feeling stuff at 130bpm

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    I wouldn't really enjoy it, but hell... do you thing. Maybe your tempo preference will lead you to step into a golden pile of shit ala Dave Nada.

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    The slower tempo is part of what makes it deep house to me and I can't really imagine trying to get the same vibe with a chill track sped up... but whatever works for you.

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    I actually do the exact opposite, sloooow baby slooow...

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    Deep house is all about finding the grooves between the beat. The more space or noise between each beat, the fuller the sound.
    Here's some low BPM deep-house that somewhat explains what I tried to say:
    Move D - Computer Flop ft. DJ La (106 BPM)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJOPyZTwg78

    Ron Deacon - Secret Garden (120 BPM)
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5_kMs3gRuU

    Can't imagine hearing either at 130...
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    It's a mood that can't be swung at 128 bpm...laid back...smoked out...chilled....

    Let that be your guide...
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