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my current set up is two numark tt1625, a numark dxm01 mixer and a crate full of vinyl (Pretty basic set up, I know but it does the job )
I was wondering who else out there uses vinyl to mix/record mixes???
below is a minimix i have made using the above gear, and i am hoping that all you vinyl spinners such as myself have a mix to post up aswell.
please post your mix below as i always find new mixes, especially if they are done with vinyl so inspirational!!

my mix:
http://www.mixcloud.com/zayn23/cheers-guys-minimix/

Also please check out my facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Respa-DJ- ... 1542300593

Heres an all vinyl mix for you mate.

http://soundcloud.com/djlazarus-2/lazar ... ushion-mix

the last one i made is here: Soundcloud

there are also more vinyl mixes on soundcloud

and even more on mixcloud

everything i do is on wax. always and forever

http://soundcloud.com/rob-jones

Hi there, i mix vinyl only and i can't even think of doing it differently,
check my last mix: ATTACK OF THE SONIC OCTOPUS

http://www.mixcloud.com/kixo/attack-of-the-sonic-octopus/

If any of you have advices or secret tips for mixing vinyl better, share it!

for exemple, do you drop the vinyl directly in the mix ( you know back n forward in tempo and drop) or do you drop it in the headphone and then introduce it in the mix via faders (pretty hard to explain this in english for me )?

any feedbacks from vinyls DJ's?

I only play vinyl, never touched anything else.

Here's a link to my latest (DnB) mix:

http://soundcloud.com/harry-sword/one-h ... enty-beats

And my latest anything goes (ambient, techno, dubstep, house) mix:

http://soundcloud.com/harry-sword/harry ... 2011-music

kixo wrote:Hi there, i mix vinyl only and i can't even think of doing it differently,
check my last mix: ATTACK OF THE SONIC OCTOPUS

http://www.mixcloud.com/kixo/attack-of-the-sonic-octopus/

If any of you have advices or secret tips for mixing vinyl better, share it!

for exemple, do you drop the vinyl directly in the mix ( you know back n forward in tempo and drop) or do you drop it in the headphone and then introduce it in the mix via faders (pretty hard to explain this in english for me )?

OK, here are some tips. There is no right or wrong, just do what works for you, but this is what works for me.

I always que a track up in the headphones first to ensure it is the correct speed, and cross reference it with the outgoing tune. I never just drop a track straight in, as if it is out of time, your gonna be correcting it in the mix, in real time, with both faders up.

I try never to touch a record once in the mix, if you can avoid it, always use the pitch chase using the pitch shifters to slow up/down. Much smoother.

Watch your eq's. As you bring a track in, the eq's on an incoming track should be brought up gradually. Likewise, the eq's on an outgoing track can be brought down gradually.

thanks for the feedback,

i posted my first mix on here a few days ago.. no one seems to respond to it. i was hoping to get a little more respond from the scene.

but i can share it here as well in the end.. vinyl only here for the moment, i got serato equipment too, but not using it yet cause i dont have a laptop.

my mix:

Soundcloud

nice one !

good tracklist and fast mixing

all my vinyl mixes enjoy Soundcloud

Two all vinyl mixes from me here. One all dubstep and the other breaks, dubstep & DnB.

www.soundcloud.com/iLLapse

Here is a dubstep minimix with grimey vocals to inspire a friend: Soundcloud

Here is my first recorded mix:
It was a few months ago and not 100% tight, I hope to make a new and hopefully improved videomix soon.
Do any of you who spins vinyl here have any video mixes to show? I would love to see them!

Been mixing vinyl since feb or so this year. Always get a broad smile when I see DJ's that do vinyl =)

Keep it up all!

nice videomix, you should take care of correctly overlapping the beats when you introduce a new track, it gives me the mood of doing one myself (i'm pretty sure this post is full of english mistakes...)

kixo wrote:nice one !

good tracklist and fast mixing

thanks man! appreciate the listen

kixo wrote:nice videomix, you should take care of correctly overlapping the beats when you introduce a new track, it gives me the mood of doing one myself (i'm pretty sure this post is full of english mistakes...)

Thanks, ayeah Im working on it!

Do it, I would love to see it

http://soundcloud.com/marky-3


all vinyl

Here is a vinyl only videomix i did today

only classics:

Tracklist:
Seven, Dial up
Digital mystikz, Eyez
Vivek, Roots
Kryptic minds, The fifth
Benton, Smash that badger



feel free to comment!

@Kixo

Nice one! Thank you for making that video, it was interesting. The first mixes felt solid. I didnt like the two that you dropped straight in so much, altho you made the last one very interesting by getting the two tunes together very nicely!
I have alot to learn from people like you.

Keep it up!