Argh, i was putting a set together for my radio debut and was mixing D1 - Believe and Skream - Midnight Request Line together and i couldn't do a double drop! The length of the breaks are so different, it's damn hard to cut it down to where you need it but the tracks mix well together so well and give such a nice atmosphere when playing together.
Just for the brains: Believe from start and Midnight from the middle break...
Double drop
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by brklss » Thu Jun 08, 2006 7:03 pm
Spaceboy wrote:don't get so technical, honestly double drops become 2nd intuition after you've practiced enough.
I know, i know. I'm not as techie as i might sound in this post. But especially THIS doubledrop is amazing, IMO. Try it yourself and find out
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by triac » Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:58 pm
brklss wrote:But especially THIS doubledrop is amazing, IMO. Try it yourself and find out
Yeah, I like this one too...
I love mixing dubstep - there's such variety in the beats that you get really interesting weird shit going on when you combine two beats. I swear there has got to be some amazing possibilities on 3 or 4 decks for those with the skills....
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by clarkycatdealer » Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:06 pm
man the way youngsta keeps two tracks going like a d1 cut and loefah one .... utterly sick. i'm never gonna pick up decks ha- why bother !!
. any word on how his own productions are comin along?? big up youngsta
btw i thought that topic was going to be about taking two e pills at the same time. not clever behaviour .
. any word on how his own productions are comin along?? big up youngsta
btw i thought that topic was going to be about taking two e pills at the same time. not clever behaviour .
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by mrjiggyfly » Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:20 pm
Paulie wrote:I thought this thread was about pills.
Paulie seems to be a fan of the disco biscuits
Smoke 'em if ya got 'em
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by triac » Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:27 pm
MRJIGGYFLY wrote:Paulie wrote:I thought this thread was about pills.
Paulie seems to be a fan of the disco biscuits
Well he does run a label called Hot Flush....!
(Although it's really referring to this : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_flush)
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by spaceboy » Fri Jun 09, 2006 10:43 am
7 below wrote:Spaceboy wrote:i dont have those riddims, will try and see wha gwarn when i'm round someone's who has
you don't have midnight request line? how'd you manage that?
quite easily, actually.
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