Get the Funk outta here!!

[Benny-Digital]

Love my old funk as some may know but throwin them together on vinyl is startin 2 piss me off a bit and i'd love 2 mix the fookers..
This is a tad difficult as not 1 of them holds a beat or has the same sound level (double )

I could cope with throwin em in Cdj's i think and was just wondering if i can sort of normalize them in anyway using a proggy of somesort?

I have cool edit but all i use it 4 is recording and have no clue how 2 use it otherwise or even if it can perform that kind of feet??

Cheers in advance

Benny.

[pauly p]

I know its cheating but if using cdjs just loop the four beats before the first beakdown and mix it into the outro (or looped outro) on the previous tune.



Or if using vinyl just scratch the fuckers in

[Shooms]

Tell me about it.... just finished a 4 hour mix last night with some ole funk / disco numbers in & they were a bastard... that & obviously I'm crap....

[Benny-Digital]

Originally Posted by Shooms

Tell me about it.... just finished a 4 hour mix last night with some ole funk / disco numbers in & they were a bastard... that & obviously I'm crap....

Giz it

Cheers pauly

[Jonno]

Pretty damn sure you can't do it in Cool Edit.

You can sort the beats out in Ableton though via their beat stretching / normalising function, and then put em on a CD once you've sorted em. The downside is it's all manual and takes ages.

You only need to do it for the start and the end of the tracks though, where you're gonna mix basically.

[Benny-Digital]

Originally Posted by Jonno

Pretty damn sure you can't do it in Cool Edit.

You can sort the beats out in Ableton though via their beat stretching / normalising function, and then put em on a CD once you've sorted em. The downside is it's all manual and takes ages.

You only need to do it for the start and the end of the tracks though, where you're gonna mix basically.

Yeah i heard u can do it in ableton like.. Cheers Jonno