fast mixing

[hektik]

dead

 

[sdm]

i did a noisia-mix with 14 tunes in 15 minutes ( http://dnbforum.com/showthread.php?p=86366#post86366 ) and wonder if there's more of that kind of mixes out there..
any idea anyone?

That's a lorra tunes mate hehe

 

[shdw]

You mixed that on turntables?!

 

[hektik]

You mixed that on turntables?!

yes of course, and i'm glad for it

btw. http://trio-music.de/trio/data/tape_dmf/dmf__Techno_D_N_B_History_Special_2_(2005-02-13).txt

 

[Amalgam]

Those have to be pretty short mixes...I gotta hear this though.

 

[JimJapBap]

I'd like to see a bunch of drum edit tunes mixed real fast, that'd be impressive. Not to say that the Noisia one isn't (NICE JOB!). I'll have to try one of these quick mixes, mine are long and drawn out usually though. I've heard a lot of Dj's say its good practice too cause it helps you beat match faster.

 

[hektik]

indeed it's good practice if you have only 20 seconds for changing the record, beatmatching and getting the needle to the right place - until you have to drop the next tune - you must be hektik for that

but i don't want to do that my whole dj-life all the time, it's just one of many methods/ways to mix. that way you can't practice subtility (is that the correct vocabulary?) for example.

 

[shdw]

indeed it's good practice if you have only 20 seconds for changing the record, beatmatching and getting the needle to the right place - until you have to drop the next tune - you must be hektik for that

but i don't want to do that my whole dj-life all the time, it's just one of many methods/ways to mix. that way you can't practice subtility (is that the correct vocabulary?) for example.

Well i like to mix fast but keep the tunes play. When i just practice than i sometimes beatmatch and trying to adjust speeds right in mix. Somethimes i am able to do that clearly and its a fastest mix i can do.