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    Quote Originally Posted by DJPAUZE View Post
    When's the last time you did a dj mix in ableton, you are far from right....
    what's not right about it, though? he just said you don't have to beat match in ableton, which you don't, and that this fact makes him view ableton dj sets that don't go beyond just mixing (in a traditional sense) as less challenging.

    don't see anything wrong with that at all. if all you're doing is dropping tracks in after a few minutes and using the EQs (and maybe a few effects), it is less challenging that mixing. that's a valid point of view.

    on the other hand, you could make an equally good case that there's no real point in doing things the hard way if you can do them the easy way. another valid opinion.

    in either case, for me the point of software like ableton is to free you up to do other things once the preoccupation with beat matching is taken out of the equation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SlavikSvensk View Post
    what's not right about it, though? he just said you don't have to beat match in ableton, which you don't, and that this fact makes him view ableton dj sets that don't go beyond just mixing (in a traditional sense) as less challenging.

    don't see anything wrong with that at all. if all you're doing is dropping tracks in after a few minutes and using the EQs (and maybe a few effects), it is less challenging that mixing. that's a valid point of view.

    on the other hand, you could make an equally good case that there's no real point in doing things the hard way if you can do them the easy way. another valid opinion.

    in either case, for me the point of software like ableton is to free you up to do other things once the preoccupation with beat matching is taken out of the equation.
    Sorry, I guess I was referring to the actual setup of a dj set in ableton. It's not as easy as drop, press play and you have a set completed.

    And again, i hear what his point was and misread the statement.

    Pauze

 

 

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