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 Fri 14 Oct 2005, 05:21
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 14-Oct 05 From: Brooklyn - US Member No.: 71,247  |
Hi,
I do some amature DJing playing favorite tracks without really mixing and beat-matching. Mixing beer and vodka doesn't count I guess. But I'd like to pre-remix some older tracks using fresh beat loops and samples. What software or what kind of software do I need? Preferably something that's easy to use. I'm on G4, 450Mhz. Thanks for your help. |
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 Fri 14 Oct 2005, 13:57
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 Junior Member  Group: Members Posts: 185 Joined: 18-Apr 03 From: Tampa - US Member No.: 16,354 |
Ableton Live is prob. your best bet for doing re-mixing / mash-ups.
This post has been edited by td3k: Fri 14 Oct 2005, 13:58 -------------------- |
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Fri 14 Oct 2005, 16:25
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 14-Oct 05 From: Brooklyn - US Member No.: 71,247 |
Thanks, I'll check it out. I thought it's supposed to be used Live. I don't need it for Live DJing, I don't have a laptop, I use CDJ combo.
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Sat 15 Oct 2005, 19:52
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 Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 479 Joined: 08-May 05 From: Portland - US Member No.: 65,373 |
Live is pretty much close to a full on DAW like Logic or Pro Tools. It is also a useful DJ tool for remixing - you don't need to use it in a strictly live environment - you can burn your remixes to CDs & work in a way you are comfortable with. If you gave Live a try though, you may find yourself bringing a laptop to gigs in place of the CDJ.
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