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Sep 30 |
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Video file playback issue Are you looking to just play the file or edit the file so that it can be played? |
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Sep 28 |
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Exporting multiple tracks to MIDI in Ableton Live I don't think this is possible. You can go to the arrange view, and on each of the midi tracks, select the entire time range of the song and then consolidate (ctrl+j) the midi clips. This will create one midi clip per track but it doesn't seem like a nice solution. |
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Sep 25 |
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I would like to learn to mix tracks into a DJ set - where should I start? Cool, take a look at some of your options here (the numark one was one the cheapest). I'd tempted by the vestax one or any of the controllers around the 200 mark should be good enough: decks.co.uk/products/DJ_Controllers |
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Sep 25 |
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How to avoid a muddy mixdown? Yep, makes sense. Thanks for your answer. Cheers. |
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Sep 24 |
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I would like to learn to mix tracks into a DJ set - where should I start? Well it depends how much you are able to spend. I would personally go for the Kontrol S4 (but that would be my personal choice). I haven't used too many mp3 mixing packages to be honest but if you feel the turning of control knobs etc via mouse a bit weird then I would probably purchase a MIDI controller. I guess most mixing packages should support MIDI. You can pick up something like this for quite cheap (which also comes with software): decks.co.uk/products/DJ_Controllers/numark/dj2go |
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Sep 24 |
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I would like to learn to mix tracks into a DJ set - where should I start? True, there is a lot of learning involved but it can be very rewarding. I know how you feel about the lack of time though, doesn't seem to be enough hours in the day! |
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Sep 24 |
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How to avoid a muddy mixdown? Would you eq out the 200-300hz on all tracks or would you leave some non-competing tracks in that range to cover the whole audible frequency spectrum? I guess cutting out all of it can take the 'body' out of the sounds? |
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Sep 24 |
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What's the best software for DJing and mixing? Traktor looks absolutely amazing. This would be my first choice. |
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Sep 24 |
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I would like to learn to mix tracks into a DJ set - where should I start? p.s. Making music is not out of anyone's league, it's a matter of learning that's all :-) |
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Sep 24 |
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How to avoid a muddy mixdown? p.s. sorry I can't accept your answer at present as somehow my accounts haven't merged properly! |
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Sep 24 |
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How to avoid a muddy mixdown? Thanks for the info. I guess this is a process that is different for every track and there are really no 'hard and fast' rules. What do you mean by "temporal component" by the way? |
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Sep 24 |
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I would like to learn to mix tracks into a DJ set - where should I start? Are you looking to get turntables to do this? Or all software? |
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Sep 21 |
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How to avoid a muddy mixdown? Hmm, odd, looks like my accounts haven't synced together (I'm showing up as Magrangs here). |
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Sep 21 |
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How to avoid a muddy mixdown? @filzilla Many things, mainly samples and output from various synths, samplers etc. |
