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    Default mixing on 3 decks

    whos doin it
    any pointers peps

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    Keep practicing and do whatever you want as long as it sounds good to you.

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    i used to use the third deck for scratching when i was mixing hardcore years ago. That was about it . That was when i got 1210's to replace my gemini's,and set all 4 up hehe,was fun.

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    when ones matched match the other,watch your eqs,watch your levels,have fun and Like Mirsha says keep practicing.

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    Watch your programming, if you mix the wrong tracks together it can get quite cluttered.

    Watch your EQs as well to prevent noisiness as well.

    It is a lot of fun though. Just keep practicing and you will get it. :)

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    Watch your programming, if you mix the wrong tracks together it can get quite cluttered.

    Watch your EQs to prevent noisiness as well.

    It is a lot of fun though. Just keep practicing and you will get it. :)

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    Sorry for the double post there everyone. My mistake....

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    constantly keep an ear on what is going on with all three decks, choose a deck to keep the in time with, whatch your eq's maybe use each deck for each parameter i.e deck1 have hte tops boosted, 2 mids, three bass, keep concertrating on what is going on and you'll be fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rowland The Bastard
    constantly keep an ear on what is going on with all three decks, choose a deck to keep the in time with, whatch your eq's maybe use each deck for each parameter i.e deck1 have hte tops boosted, 2 mids, three bass, keep concertrating on what is going on and you'll be fine
    Thanks
    I'll try that with the eq's
    I've found myself like you say keeping an ear on decks 1+2 whilst in the mix and listening to the 3rd throw the headphones have found this quite easy to pick up
    it's jsut keeping the flow going and chune selection now but that should come with time
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    Quote Originally Posted by S/E
    Watch your programming, if you mix the wrong tracks together it can get quite cluttered. :)
    This i've found :lol:
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    Rowland The Bastard have you ever mixed on 3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin H
    Rowland The Bastard have you ever mixed on 3
    yeah often but prefer to do two really, i find three far to intensive i like to mix fast and trick it out more

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin H
    Quote Originally Posted by Rowland The Bastard
    constantly keep an ear on what is going on with all three decks, choose a deck to keep the in time with, whatch your eq's maybe use each deck for each parameter i.e deck1 have hte tops boosted, 2 mids, three bass, keep concertrating on what is going on and you'll be fine
    Thanks
    I'll try that with the eq's
    I've found myself like you say keeping an ear on decks 1+2 whilst in the mix and listening to the 3rd throw the headphones have found this quite easy to pick up
    it's jsut keeping the flow going and chune selection now but that should come with time
    the eq thing will stop clutter, you have to whatch them, or rather listen out for them, go for more minimal tracks and make a really fat fourth out of three, acid techno in particular is hard, take my tracks for example (sorry for using me as an example ) there often have alot going on so whatch em, most " acid tesco" is abit like a book, it has a begining middle and end, three thing parts three decks, two parts are minimal one part full on (usually) so i reckon you can work out where im going with this, if i said more i might aswell do it for you. practise geez thats all that is mate, have you seen marco corola mix three decks? now theres a dj that can do three decks mate, apart from puting the record on the decks he doesnt touch the track, just the pitch, this is a very good way of mixing three decks but you have to be sharp but when you can do it your flawless, same for two decks too

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    Fair do's
    do you have any c.d's or downloads to listen to (on 3 decks)
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    I've found myself using lock groves aswell and had some great fun with them nice as little fillers and for extra effects
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    yeah using the pitch instead of touching the vinyl i alot better, thats what i was told before i learnt to mix, so i did that from the start, still learning how to do it properly though, but when in the mix, i never touch a record with my hands
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    Default Re: mixing on 3 decks

    Quote Originally Posted by Robin H
    whos doin it
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    master beat matching and you should be fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin H
    Fair do's
    do you have any c.d's or downloads to listen to (on 3 decks)
    no sorry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robin H
    I've found myself using lock groves aswell and had some great fun with them nice as little fillers and for extra effects
    lock grooves are wicked for three decks, you dont have to think to much

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    i use 2 cds decks and 2 vinyl and i usually use the other ones that arnt in the imediate mix to cue up the 3rd or 4th record im gonna play etc.
    can leave loads of time for adding effects ad other things, beats standing around aswell, might aswell plan ahead, its all about planning.
    cant say id ever chuck 3 in at once, can be too much unless your using minimal genre of music,

    i do use 3 rd deck for adding vocals etc, but not too much, gets messy.

 

 
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