Improving a tech- deep and mnml mix
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    Default Improving a tech- deep and mnml mix

    I'm one of those DJ's that doesnit like a lot of effects added to a mix. I mixed vinyl for several years and didn't have the gear to add effects. Then I made the switch to DVS and even then I didn't use effects and loop techniques. It was the way is was done then.
    Nowadays there is a complete new generation of gear and possibilities. I mix now with a midi controller and Traktor 2. I'm open for improvement and new techniques. What is possible and do-able with tech and mnml house without making sound like a box of matchboxes

    Offcourse I can experiment with all that is possible. A midifighter clone is in the making. All I want with this thread is your opinion on effects and other stuff in house mixes.

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    I normally spin Tech-House, House, Deep-House all that stuff and the main effects I use is a Delay, Reverb and Filter (preferably the Xone 92 filter) basically I'll sometimes slowly high pass a part to create a mini break ( not too much just enough to cut the bass out) and add a small amount of reverb then slowly add more and begin add delay before I drop the track back in play with the delays timing and BOOM......

    drop the track in again
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    Here's a demo of the DB:4 effects in a tech-house mix...some nice stuff for building tension live.. It's in german, but i think you'll get the point.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UHBpN33oQc

    Sure, it is probably the mixer with the best sounding effects available right now, but some effects should also be doable on other gear.

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    Thanks for that video and your opinions. I'll give it a shot this weekend.

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