[DJ_Eezergud]

Originally Posted by whenyournex2me

well i dont have mixed in key,,, yet and i understand harmonic mixing is essential for professional mixing or djs... and i have learned a lil bit about it, some from you here on gxg and some from ellaskins. on youtube. although i dont go on djtutor.com

i checked out mixedinkey.com today, and ill be gettign it asap. i have some records i think you all will like but i want to know that im mixing it properly. i dont like mxing the vocals,,,, but i do like mixing vocal tracks back to back.... if the story relates,,, or hte journey is similar, or back and forth... some tracks o got with vocals would be like a female singing about lost love, and then i have another i want to mix after, with a male about finding love....

i feel this can help stimulate the crowd, but i have to make sure im doing it correctly.

yes i love doing that man, tying in songs to make a story, take people to a different place, and elevate accordingly

[whenyournex2me]

to me thats where the art comes in play. rather than just playing music.... :-) i posted two new mixes in the downloads.

now everytime i mix or im working on a set you all should know im not knowing if its harmonically compatable, but ill get to that soon.

[SmileBeyotch]

god... now I know how people feel when we have epic poi discussions XD... I have no clue whats goin on....

I'll definitely check out those mixes Dathan!!!

[whenyournex2me]

im trying to refrain from over mixing,,, so if you compare the two electro break mixes, you can hear a huge difference.... im still not fully sure on going on with the second half,,,

reasons why,,, the first few records are kinda heavy, and then it breaks into more mellow longer breaks tracks and into the final vocals, and the energy changes,,, and i think its important to keep a vibe the same or similar unless the crowd isnt digging what your playing. but these may turn into demos and i want to keep the sets more near the same energy. rather than playing house into hardcore... ya know. im working on it.

[burrow2010]

Originally Posted by DJ WALDO

Professor Ablist has spoken....

I agree with DJ_Eezergud....just dont do it. Until you learn about musical "key" and pitch its a good idea to stay away from mixing 2 vocal samples. I do it occasionally, but it's usually sampling that i do to kinda "tease" the listener into the next track. its like "here it comes....here it comes...AHH THERE IT GOES...i love that track!!!!"

you did that with your mix from the "supersecret party" with fancy footwork

[DJ WALDO]

Originally Posted by burrow2010

you did that with your mix from the "supersecret party" with fancy footwork

SHHHHHHH.....its a secret.....