Wonder if any of you can answer this for me...

 

I can mix together a good set with my Hard Dance and Trance vinyls, no problem...the mixing is pretty spot on for a bedroom Dj.

 

But for some reason sometimes I have trouble holding a mix together with my funky/prog house tunes, they seem to go off beat fairly quickly and are harder to keep in place with making adjustments...not all the time, just every so often..

 

I've got Numark TTX1's so the torque is pretty good, someone told me that mixing HH / Trance is much easier than house so maybe it's just I haven't spent enough time on the funky tunes....ahhh well only 5 mins then i've finished for the day, home time

just keep practisimg mate!!

chrishawkes said:

just keep practisimg mate!!

 

wise words chrissy... here tony got some more headphones today to teach me... so I will get to be better than you soon

Ive always found mixing faster bpms is easier than slower ones. If your mix is slightly out with house it will sound alot worse than a slightly out hard house or techno mix.

 

just my opinion

Agreed, my U.S and old garage stuff is much harder to mix than me hard stuff, but it's good practise, as it will make the harder stuff seem easier, and teach you how to really get your mixing tighter!

 

yep deffo, i began mixing with house and played it for years, then when i started playin harder and faster i found it alot easier.

so is that why I struggle with my progressive tunes then??

No thats probably due to the fact that most proggy stuff is soooo boring and you probably struggle to stay awake let alone mix them.

LiamStyles said:

No thats probably due to the fact that most proggy stuff is soooo boring and you probably struggle to stay awake let alone mix them.

 

LiamStyles said:

No thats probably due to the fact that most proggy stuff is soooo boring and you probably struggle to stay awake let alone mix them.

 

ahhhh hah.. that explains it all Liam, thankyou, you know I couldnt quite work out cos I kept losing time each time I try to mix it, but thats it, im asleep.............

LiamStyles said:

No thats probably due to the fact that most proggy stuff is soooo boring and you probably struggle to stay awake let alone mix them.

 

i love my prog, but lmfao @ this comment

JoeDrawb said:

Wonder if any of you can answer this for me...

 

I can mix together a good set with my Hard Dance and Trance vinyls, no problem...the mixing is pretty spot on for a bedroom Dj.

 

But for some reason sometimes I have trouble holding a mix together with my funky/prog house tunes, they seem to go off beat fairly quickly and are harder to keep in place with making adjustments...not all the time, just every so often..

 

I've got Numark TTX1's so the torque is pretty good, someone told me that mixing HH / Trance is much easier than house so maybe it's just I haven't spent enough time on the funky tunes....ahhh well only 5 mins then i've finished for the day, home time

 

i find percersive tracks much easyer to mix with as i beatmatch better with percusion than with bass. maybe ur more sensitive to cirtain types of basslines.

miss_diddy said:

so is that why I struggle with my progressive tunes then??

 

theres your 1st mistake - JUST SAY NO TO PROG!

chrishawkes said:

miss_diddy said:

so is that why I struggle with my progressive tunes then??

 

theres your 1st mistake - JUST SAY NO TO PROG!

 

 

some of my proggie tunes are alright you know!!

chrishawkes said:

miss_diddy said:

so is that why I struggle with my progressive tunes then??

 

theres your 1st mistake - JUST SAY NO TO PROG!

 

Bollox. You mean mix hard house and have no challenge ? There's no way you can create a musical landscape like you can with progressive. And if it's so boring, why are so many people into Sasha then ?