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not bad!

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i was just looking for some technical tips, not to let you judge my musical taste... anyway, as you can read, 80 bpm was just for example; i don't like infected mushroom and skazi really and i'm not interested in brutal remixes at all!!!

here is not a serious music maker able to help me??

thx, in any way, to all!

peace

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...because to play at 80 bpm i've to set the pitch scale at 24%, or 50%, and when i put two tracks in time anyway they are not really in time ... and one stop more is faster, one stop less is slower!!

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i've two denon dns-5000 cd-players, very accurate, but if i like to play 140 original bpm tracks, for example, at 80 or 190 they never stay in time, never!

it's like my friend dj said it's fantastic with vinyl because you let two peaces of plastic sounds... fuck off two peace of plastic, it's 2006!! when my hands are not on the mixer them should be on effects or others, not on the pitch range... it's 2006!!!

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because i HATE the beat matching, it takes me energy, creativity and lifetime (in fact i've just two hands...)!

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ok, thanks, and... you said to have been on the same road, so, which was your solution?

did you leave this road? why?

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traktor, ok, but i mean professionally!

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hi brothers!

simple question:

if i have some different mp3/wma trance tracks, at different bpm speed, which software allows me to transform and recording all this tracks to the same tempo, for example 130 bpm them all?

hoping in a successful solution,

thank you very much!

j > >

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hi bros!

 

please, with which software i can record me deejaying on my decks ? ?