Riding the pitch
Riding the pitch Posted on: 30.10.2012 by Chong Mine When mixing on CDJs do any of you ride the pitch as if your using turntables?Ive been trying lately and have been struggling, theres not enough resistance on pioneer cdjs, im not sure if im wasting my time by trying it | |
| Chong Mine 30.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ryan Ruel
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| Chong Mine 30.10.2012 | When mixing on CDJs do any of you ride the pitch as if your using turntables? Ive been trying lately and have been struggling, theres not enough resistance on pioneer cdjs, im not sure if im wasting my time by trying it |
| Ninfa Mazariegos 05.11.2012 | When transitioning between two tracks with large bpm differences I like to beatmatch and sometimes even push the new track in time and then introduce it at the last four beats of the breakdown, then quickly bring the new track back to tempo as I cut to it. Works great when transitioning between two songs with drops. |
| Chong Mine 30.10.2012 |
Originally Posted by Ryan Ruel
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| Caleb Demillo 30.10.2012 | I don't do it, becuase there is very little need with the CDJ's and platter. You can make tiny corrections without being audible (and BIG ones if you have master tempo on). It is too loose, it's hard to make little 1mm movements like on a 1200. |
| Dorie Scelzo 30.10.2012 | I did some, but pitch bending was usually easier and smoother. |
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