It shows you which songs are compatible for flawless mixing.
Are you ready to mix like David Guetta, Dubfire, Paul Oakenfold and many more?
On 19-06-2012 03:54:05, Maximumraver wrote:
No they should not, I don't see why you would even start a thread like this.
Also, in some way I assume you have no idea what the program is about, and it seems that nowadays, it is marketed horribly, cause this:
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Is just marketing, of course this is bullshit, and the program has nothing to do with "mixing like a pro".
I know from an interview that a big trance DJ (I think it was Armin Van Buuren) said he used harmonic mixing, calculating the key's before and after pitch so he can mix tracks faster, because trance tracks tend to be quite long, to each his technique, but this has nothing to do with the quality of the DJ, or a DJ's so called "skills", it's just preference in finding ways to transition from one track to another. You can't use stuff like this to create a good build-up and a solid tracklist, or even good mixing for that matter.
Also, a lot of people who've studied music theory will probably be able to tell you what key a track is in, would you like to ban music theory?
I'm not saying this program sucks btw, it's good a what it does, and I don't see a reason this shouldn't exist, you can find out the keys of tracks without a program too, but why shouldn't you be allowed to save time with stuff like this?
Useless thread is useless.
On 19-06-2012 14:41:22, dreos1337 wrote:
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Well thread is not useless at all. As I, and I think many others learned more from your post. Indeed, I had little understanding of the program. And this clears it up. Cheers domi
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