From Hrvatski Sent Thu, Jun 10th 1999, 02:28
From Hrvatski Sent Thu, Jun 10th 1999, 02:28
>alot of times when a dj does a set for a mix cd...there are slight errors >here and there...the set is always dumped into a program such as pro-tools >and adjustments are made...mistakes corrected and the such..perhaps thats >what they mean. i know a few people who have done mixes for cds and this >is how they went about it. it just makes for ultra perfection. No, I'm pretty sure they asseble the entire thing in Pro Tools, using it for pitch/speed correction & whatnot. There are points throughout various DJ Kicks volumes where there are upwards of 3 tracks audible, kind of the litmus test for non-turntable construction (unless you're Mills/Growth). I don't want to slag this approach, I often enjoy this sort of mix more than a live one. All of the particularly tough tracks and combinations to mix together (or very short tracks, tracks that would otherwise fall between +8 @ 33rpm/-8 @ 45rpm, etc...) would be explored in the studio setting. I mean, with Pro Tools (depending on how much time you're willing to spend working on yr mix) you could ostensibly mix any track w/any other. It's kind of ideal... -Våt ____________________ Reckankreuzungsklankewerkzeuge PO BOX 382864. Cambridge, MA 02238 http://www.tiac.net/users/sheket/index.html