Basically i want to go from 128 to 140 then 175, Electro, Dubstep, DnB and Back to electro. How would i do this and still be discrete about changing the BPM, i've tried droping tracks in and i just doesn't work for me and waiting for the track to finish usually slows the whole mood down, although it might be viable when going from DnB to dubstep or Electro.
Once again, how do i make the transitions between these large BPM gaps?
I'd just shut the power off the turntable playing the DnB and Power slam into the electro
Originally Posted by Finnish_Fox
+/- 16 on your pitch is one way..... And if you have seen someone do this well using Serato and 1200's, don't ask me, cause I'm not telling the secret.
For the non-believers that will tell you it's impossible to go that far in BPM doing LIVE transitions (not pre-made), take a listen to this one I did here http://www.mixcrate.com/mix/148179/m...sition-example
Last edited by Austin GoGreen; 05-24-2012 at 02:14 PM.
45 button.
More than that homie, but ur on to it... U have heard Ritchie do his live transitions??
Yeah Ritchie also uses every DJ gizmo on the planet. And I know there's more to it than that but can't be bothered to give a step by step. One thing I also do btw is set a loop, turn the TT off, and wind it up by hand. DRRRROPPPPSSSS
Last edited by DJ SB; 05-24-2012 at 03:59 PM.
do you need to go from 128 to 140? I usually build it up from 128-135 with electrohouse and breaks then boost one of those tracks to 140 or a dubstep track down to 135/137.
I usually do a power down to get a dnb track in. There are some good 87bpm tracks to transition to around 175
What do you guys mean by "power down" or "shutting off the power"?
I'm sorry i'm not using legit turn tables, i'm using a MIDI controller (cue the 'you're not a real dj' comments)
loop a beat less 4 beat loop then filter and echo freeze the shit out of it
Got it, I'll try it out next time i mix
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