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kLOski wrote:cutz !!!! i love ot record mixtapes from different genres including nu school breaks, grime and dubstep. hard to do without preparation but most time im mixing at home with friends so no one claims about some mixing failures. most about cuts but it sounds great entering some skream anthem while the breakfasterz are still rinsing!

Cool!

in terms of dubstep, for me the less mixing the better. it´s all about the built up at the beginning.

trigga!!! wrote:as 99% of the time if u leave both bass in u get a sloppy mess! ahah and the mans dem dont rate that!

trigga!:6:

I think it would be interesting music to mix on one of those old Redsound Infader mixers. 3 Crossfaders for treble, mids and bass



I'm quite tempted to pick one up 2nd hand just to mess around on.

wascal wrote:

trigga!!! wrote:as 99% of the time if u leave both bass in u get a sloppy mess! ahah and the mans dem dont rate that!

trigga!:6:

I think it would be interesting music to mix on one of those old Redsound Infader mixers. 3 Crossfaders for treble, mids and bass



I'm quite tempted to pick one up 2nd hand just to mess around on.

Aw that's sick.
Where can I get one of those?

Probably ebay nowadays. They came out around 2000 but kind of flopped, I suppose even if you became a master at using one when it came to playing out you couldnt just stop *all* the music at a club to wire one of those badboys in. Still, looks fun..

my gosh that´s heavy
never saw such a thing

but senseless in a way, my mixer´s eqs kill 100%
nevertheless it´s fun probably....

i use a mix of both, it does normally depend on what tune ure bringing in, but although my mixing style is very blunt and fast paced i tend to hold the mixes out till u sound like ure propa milkin it....unless its a banger in which case its a strict 1 chop, hold tight all the selenkis who know about one chops

definitely depends on the tunes used and where you are in the mix; what kind of effect youre going for.

With Grime i'll chop the tune in, as the intro's normally quite short. Once the tunes have dropped together i normally leave for 16 bars before pulling one up. I'll EQ the low end on Dubstep so the frequencies don't clash but with grime it's normally the mids, as that's where most grime sounds r based.

Don't do much chopping with Dubstep

forget all this shit and try mixing on ket

ha ha ah ha ive gone.

Variety is the spice of life

Slow blends - that go together both musicallly and in atmospherics
Much more into progressive DJ sets
Let the tunes play I say
...does depend on what tunes you're playing of course ... e.g. Juju - Punks
Is just begging to be cut in with another Bassline