How do I transition from a Higher BPM (140) -to- a much slower BPM (88)

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How do I transition from a Higher BPM (140) -to- a much slower BPM (88)
Posted on: 04.02.2013 by Terrell Marzullo
Yes I am a beginner and have been using the sync button, so wondering how I can make such a drastic BPM transition from one track to another without it sounding super sped up/slowed down but at the same time not so sloppy without using sync? Im not to sure how *example* radio DJ's do this in they're mixes and make it sound so smooth?
Adrien Witkus
05.02.2013		if you're referring to dubstep or trap as 140, and Drum n Bass as "much slower" at 88.... The solution is that you should stop DJing forever.
robin loo
05.02.2013
Originally Posted by Starskii
I believe I might of deleted my Echo effect when I was adding over the new effects? Is there anyway I could get it back if I did..
echo = delay



Nereida Jasnoch
05.02.2013
Originally Posted by kamjongill
Airhorns and gunshots.
It's 2013 bro, it' all about "RUN THA TRAP!!!" & "DAYUM SUN, WHERE 'D YA FIND DIS?"


^I traktor it's called delay, there should be a button somewhere that says freeze and press that. Also don't forget to play with the paramaters and see what works.
Terrell Marzullo
04.02.2013		I believe I might of deleted my Echo effect when I was adding over the new effects? Is there anyway I could get it back if I did..

Carey Leid
04.02.2013
Originally Posted by soundinmotiondj
That would be the four most common methods. If nothing else will work you can also have a gap between the songs, and say something on the mic....if you are into that kind of thing.
Agreed, I do this super-cheesy thing at college parties where I bring it all the way down to "I Love College" where everyone is singing...then let it go to the end, get on the mic, and drop "Shots" to hype the party right back up.
Layne Koop
04.02.2013
Originally Posted by MyUsername
1)Make a transition where at least either the incoming or outgoing track has no beats/drums.
2)Echo freeze effect
3)Cutting
4)Backspin

1 being the smoothest decreasing in smoothness with 4 being the least smooth.
That would be the four most common methods. If nothing else will work you can also have a gap between the songs, and say something on the mic....if you are into that kind of thing.
Kandra Fagler
04.02.2013		you can slow down the 88 bpm to 70 bpm (Which is half of 140) and you can beatmatch manually

i do this all the time
Loria Capwell
04.02.2013
Originally Posted by kamjongill
Airhorns and gunshots.
I lol'd
Terrell Marzullo
04.02.2013
Originally Posted by MyUsername
1)Make a transition where at least either the incoming or outgoing track has no beats/drums.
2)Echo freeze effect
3)Cutting
4)Backspin

1 being the smoothest decreasing in smoothness with 4 being the least smooth.
Ok thanx ill give it a try! I always wondered why the local mixing DJ would backspin to transition.

*Airhorns & gunshots lol
Carey Leid
04.02.2013		Airhorns and gunshots.
Nereida Jasnoch
04.02.2013		1)Make a transition where at least either the incoming or outgoing track has no beats/drums.
2)Echo freeze effect
3)Cutting
4)Backspin

1 being the smoothest decreasing in smoothness with 4 being the least smooth.

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