Podcasts about harmonic mixing

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 9 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

DARIO CAMINITA - Revibe vol.12 - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

LIVE AT ASIAN CULINARY AWARDS 2025 - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras for UDON. by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 8 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

MILLION STREAMERS | The Reflex Revisions - Harmonic mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

LIONEL RICHIE TRIBUTE MIX - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

Michael Gray Remixes 1 - Special Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras. by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 7 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 6 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

LUIS MIGUEL | Love songs mix - Harmonic mixing set by Jordi Carreras | Special Valentine´s Day. by Jordi Carreras

FALCO Tribute Mini Mix - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras. by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 5 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

ON WORK MIX (All productions by Kako Martinez) - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 4 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

CLASSIC REVIBES by DARIO CAMINITA VOL 11 - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 3 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES 2 | Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE REMIXES - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE 90s EDITS | 1 - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

AFRO HOUSE 80s EDITS | 1 - Harmonic Mixing Set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

BABY´S GANG - Happy Song BRIAN ICE - Talking To The Night CYBER PEOPLE & KOTO - Void Vision + Visitors DUKE LAKE - Do You BABY´S GANG - Challenger BRANDO - Rainy Day PHIL GRANT - Hey Girl MY MINE - Can't Delight KEN LASZLO - Tonight KEN LASZLO - Hey Hey Guy BRIAN ICE - Tokyo MIKE CANON - Voices In The Dark ROY - Destiny Time J.D. JABER - Don´t Wake Me Up ALAN ROSS - Valentino Mon Amour SWAN - Don't Talk About It KEN LASZLO - Don´t Cry

KEINEMUSIK - Harmonic Mixing Set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

MICHAEL BOLTON CHRISTMAS SONGS - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

GEORGE MICHAEL SPECIAL CHILLING - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

That's Right!! Welcome back to another exciting new episode with My Awesome Guest - DJ Avera!! Multi-Platform DJ Covering her beginnings as a DJ, Harmonic Mixing, Meeting w/clients before their events, Mixing w/ Controllers Vs Turntables! & Much More!! https://www.youtube.com/@averamusic https://instagram.com/djaveramusic?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA== --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/victor-ochoa89/message

DISCO EDITS (Dr Packer) - Harmonic Mixing Set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

SANDRA TRIBUTE MIX - Curated & Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

PURPLE DISCO MACHINE REMIXES - Harmonic Mixing Set by Jordi "The Maestro" Carreras by Jordi Carreras

THE GIRLS FROM STOCK, AITKEN & WATERMAN - Harmonic Mixing Set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

WOMEN´S IN DANCE MUSIC - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

GHANGE (Tribute Funky Mix) - Harmonic Mixing set by Jordi Carreras by Jordi Carreras

On The Passionate DJ Podcast, we encourage everyone to dream big, make bold moves, and constantly get out of the comfort zone. But Episode 149 is about the small wins. Today, we're going to talk about 20 different ideas that can help get you get mild (but immediate) results! These are things which you can do to improve your DJing, boost your promotion, expand your horizons, or simply make your life easier... all without taking longer than an afternoon break. Don't forget: every month we release an exclusive bonus episode, only for our Patreon subscribers! Here's what we cover in today's episode: Small Wins Win #1: Create Some Playlists (05:45) Even when you aren't actively DJing, it can be helpful to "always" be building playlists which match a particular theme, sound, or concept. This can happen within your DJ software, but is also useful in your everyday media player, such as Spotify, iTunes, or even YouTube. Win #2: Prepare Your Bag (07:40) While not under the pressure of a gig, why not check out the status of your gig bag? How hard are you working to set up? How many times have you panicked, after realizing that you were missing something? What "extras" should you drop in there now, that might save your ass later? (Hint: you can never have too many headphones adapters* ...) Win #3: Build a "Rescue Kit" (09:00) Speaking of things that could save your ass, I highly recommend putting together a sort-of first aid kit for your DJ gigs. This could include any number of life-saving adapters (such as 1/4" to XLR, gender changers, RCA couplers, extension cords for audio and power...) In my own bag, I have a small plastic box which contains a plethora of these adapters. And yes, that little plastic box has bailed me out, more than once! I also recommend getting a breakout strip - that is, your own power strip to connect your hardware to, when sharing a booth with other DJs. This helps keep you out of each other's way. Win #4: Soft-Delete Your Collection (13:14) If your music collection has gotten unruly and oversized over time, it may be time to "delete" it and start over. But, don't panic... you can simulate this deletion without actually losing all of your hard-earned music.  By simply removing the collection and creating a new one in your software... or alternatively, by creating a new playlist that you work out of "from now on", you can get a fresh new perspective on your own DJing. Win #5: Key Your Tracks (16:09) Harmonic Mixing is a method which allows you to transition and layer tracks which are key-compatible. This allows you to mix styles that may otherwise clash, to mix melody-heavy tracks with each other, and to create amazing sounding mashups on the fly. Key-mixing is a lot of fun, and it allows you to seemingly get away with murder. We discuss the Camelot Wheel (used to identify compatible tracks) and the benefits of this mixing method. Recommended Listening: Episode 105: Thinking Harmonically (Our Chat With Mixed In Key) Win #6: Go Manage Your Cables (21:05) Perhaps now is a great time to figure out how you can tidy up your setup... for good. By simply searching for "cable management" on Amazon, you can yield loads of results* and come up with  ideas on how to manage that booth-spaghetti. A little bit of cable management goes a long way, but it's important not to paint yourself into a corner. Cable management can also be an extreme annoyance, if done the wrong way. For example, consider velcro wire ties instead of plastic zip ties. This way, you don't have to bust out the scissors and ruin your hard work every time you want to slide your CDJ over 4 inches. You can also find products which will help keep your cables and power strips hidden within a box, such as this Bluelounge* one that I use at my own desk. Win #7: Learn How To "Over-Under" (24:13) Speaking of managing your cables, this would be a great time to learn the over-under technique of cable wrapping. This was taught to me years ago, by a backline tech. By altering the way you wrap your cables, you can save yourself a lot of headaches when you go to unwrap them later. Here's a demonstration of the technique. Recommended Listening: Episode 120: Know Thy Cables Win #8: Clean & Calibrate Your Gear (26:09) Dust! It's the bane of our existence. Why not take some time to remove that dust? While it can be a pain to get inbetween all the nooks and crannies of your DJ mixer, I've had pretty good luck with these Swiffer Dusters*. Do you have scratchy faders or sticky contacts? I had a situation like this with my Kontrol S4, and was able to remedy it using DeoxIT D5*. Of course, your mileage may vary... and please read the instructions and do your research before spraying anything in or around your gear. In the interest of keeping your gear protected, Decksaver* is a great way to keep your gear clean, neat, and protected... while still looking nice and having perfect fitment. They can get expensive, but having it snap on perfectly is quite satisfying. DVS users: how's your timecode signal? Is your signal coming through the needle properly? Turntable users, have you calibrated your decks? Recommended Listening: Episode 45: Turntable Maintenance & Mods Win #9: Contact 3 People (28:41) Take the time to reach out to 3 different people which can help you make moves in your DJ career. You'd be amazed at how a small amount of outreach can lead to helpful small wins! Get in touch with that promoter you've wanted to play for, or the owner of that venue where you want to promote a weekly show. Call that graphic designer friend and get your logo done, or call someone you've been wanting to collaborate with. And don't forget the value of speaking in person, rather than sending an impersonal email or text! Win #10: Create an "Emergency" Mix (30:03) For those moments when things go wrong (CDJ doesn't power up, headphones go missing, or other hardware issues during changeover), it's extremely helpful to have a fallback. Come up with an emergency mix (or playlist) which well-represents your sound as a DJ. Try to make it universal to you, so that it's helpful in any situation where you might need it. Even an (offline) Spotify playlist on your phone is much better than 20 minutes of silence, while you're figuring it out! Win #11: Learn a New Feature (31:52) What does this button do? Between gigs, why not explore those features of your hardware and software which you are unfamiliar with. Maybe you'll discover something that you like! If you haven't ever taken the time to try Traktor's Remix Decks, to understand Slip Mode, or to realize what Serato's Pitch-N-Time does... now is your opportunity! We tend to get set in our ways, but discovering a helpful new feature can be its own small win. Win #12: Schedule a "Creativity Block" (32:57) Set aside a block of time to explore creative ideas (try new sounds, play new genres, try a different tempo, attempt scratching, play with FX). Change things up.... throw yourself under the bus! Don't just play a DJ set, but go in with the intent of trying stuff. This is a great way to stimulate some creative energy, without waiting for the inspiration to put together a full mix or start a new project. Get your hands dirty! Win #13: Set Cues and Loops (35:08) Take a little time to think ahead. Find those cue points which will help you skip awkward intros when necessary.  Or, find some clean loops and have them already set up within your collection. (Example: right before certain "events" happen in the track, like a big breakdown.) This one is simple, but often overlooked! Win #14: Schedule Social Media Posts (37:02) Pick a day, and schedule a week's worth of posts from your fan page. You want to keep the conversation moving in-between mixes and gigs, and you don't want to use your fan page solely as a distribution service. Social media platforms (like Facebook) want to see engagement, not spam. I recommend picking a day, and scheduling 1 - 2 posts per day for the next week. Make sure you vary the types of posts, and make them relevant to you and your audience. Once again, don't make it all personal spam. Sprinkle in the self-promo. Win #15: Hand-Invite People to your Page (39:20) When was the last time you actually directly invited people to your fan page? If it's been a while, this can be a significant small win. You can often get 5, 10, 20, 30 new likes (depending on your friends list) just from taking the time to ask. I do not recommend trying to game the system or send out mass invites to your entire friends list. Rather, take the time to directly invite people who you think would be interested, or are willing to support you. Win #16: Check Your Gain Structure (40:54) There are a lot of places to check your gain levels! Are you doing it right? Obviously, step number one is to stay out of the red. That's the easiest way to make sure you aren't doing harm to your precious audio. Outside of that, the best way to check optimal gain staging is to read the manuals of the involved hardware and software. Now's the time to learn, so that you have confidence going forward! In my own personal setup, I counted 8 places where I need to set levels. We go over those checkpoints in the episode. Win #17: Create Backups & Redundancy (43:03) It's always a good time to make sure you have backups. Mac users, run Time Machine. Save yourself the headache. Everyone: keep a file-level backup. Whether it's to a USB key, external hard drive, or "in the cloud"... make sure you have a simply copy/paste backup of your music and important files. This could save your butt. In the episode, I also discuss the importance of having hardware and software redundancy while gigging. Recommended Listening: Episode 97: Disaster Preparedness Win #18: Learn Your Shortcuts (48:05) Is there some function of your software that you want access to, but there's no button for it on your controller? Almost every function in all DJ software is mapped to some sort of keyboard hotkey. Now might be a great time to learn the important ones (e.g. Pitch Bend) in case something goes wrong. For example, a USB hub dies and you suddenly have no control over your tracks. Win #19: Add Social Media CTAs (49:24) Check all your social media bios and profiles. Figure out where you can put a link. Fill that spot with the one most important link, which points to the one thing that you want someone to land on the most. This could be your latest mix, your SoundCloud profile, a promo video, etc. Using a service like Bit.ly, you can make these links short and tidy. This also allows you to track them, so that you understand where the clicks are coming from. Win #20: Create a (Measurable) Goal (51:21) Often, the hardest part of any pursuit, is actually deciding and giving yourself permission to do it. Now is the time to create a solid goal, which helps get you to where you want to be as a DJ. I recommend setting goals that follow the classic SMART criteria: Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant Time-bound News This Week Rane releases v1.2 Firmware for their Flagship mixer, the Rane Seventy-Two. They made lots of small tweaks, implemented based on user feedback. See the full list of changes at Rane.com. Pioneer releases the new DDJ-400 DJ controller, set to replace the DDJ-RB at the $250 price point. Don't forget: every month we release an exclusive bonus episode, only for our Patreon subscribers! * We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.

ICI/PRO Member Dennis Mellon introduced us to the concept of Harmonic Mixing our playlists. A technique used by many of the top DJ's, Harmonic Mixing involves sequencing your music tracks in the same or a complimentary musical key, to avoid clashing Keys and harsh transitions. The net effect is to create a pleasing feel to the flow of your music, increase / decrease energy or craft in some emotional response.  Continue Reading... The post ICI Podcast 290 – Understanding Harmonic Mixing from Professional DJ Andy Schneider with MixedInKey appeared first on Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast | ICI/PRO Premium Education.

For Episode 105, we landed an interview with James Araujo of the Mixed In Key marketing team. As the product that has been the leader of the key detection and harmonic mixing game in the digital DJ world, we are honored that they took some time to help explain not just what Mixed In Key is, but how their software is another tool we DJs can use to create better sets. For those who are not familiar, Mixed In Key is the flagship product for the Mixed In Key company, started by Yakov Vorobyev. In short, the software analyzes your music library, and then properly tags the music with the key the track was written in. This allows us, as DJs, to use a mixing technique called Harmonic Mixing, which is where you mix tracks together that fall in the same musical scale. Mixed in Key facilitates this by either tagging the track with the traditional key notation and the scale (C Maj, A# Min, etc) or with the numeric system (1A, 3B, etc). Both of these notations can then be used with the Camelot Wheel, which allows us to take advantage of a music theory concept called “The Circle of Fifths”, very easily. Is this necessary? No, of course not. Thousands upon thousands of DJs have been very successful without ever learning a lick of music theory. However, if it's a tool you can learn that would allow you to be more flexible and do some new things, then there's certainly no harm in it! Mixed In Key also has other features, such as batch ID3 tag processing, energy level detection, and it will even automatically place cue points to use with Traktor, Serato, and other digital DJ software. Mixed In Key also provides other tools for DJs and producers to use, as well! Odesi Flow 8 Deck Platinum Notes Beyond Beatmatching Mashup Metabliss Visit Mixed In Key to purchase!

Have you ever had someone say something so revolutionary, that it smacks you hard in the face and knocks you completely off balance? It happened to me today and I'm still reeling with the potential of this exciting new method of creating great class playlists. Let me explain… While preparing to record our latest Audio Class PROfile, Instructor Dennis Mellon introduced me to the fascinating concept of Harmonic Mixing, which  Continue Reading... The post ICI Podcast 286 Is Harmonic Mixing the secret to the perfect Indoor Cycling class playlist? appeared first on Indoor Cycle Instructor Podcast | ICI/PRO Premium Education.

Welcome to the very first episode of Highdoven Music Podcast. For this very first time there are no jingles or talking just sit back and enjoy the djmix of finest trance music today in 130 Bpm.1. Daniel Kandi, Sarah Russell - Change The World (Original Mix)2. Max Braiman - Moving Metropol (Original Mix)3. BT, Nadia Ali, Arty - Must Be The Love (Original)4. Estiva Feat Josie - Better Days (Original Extended Mix)5. Above & Beyond - Walter White (Original Mix)6. After Meridian & Dave Costa - Empty Spaces (Andrew Bennett’s Lost Time Remix)7. B.Exp - Overmind (Original Mix)8. Super8 & Tab - LA (BT Remix)9. Sean Tyas, Nicole McKenna - Got Love (Original Mix)10. Matt Holliday Feat Mque - Your Touch (Adam Nickey Remix)11. Alan Morris - Hypnosis (Uplifting Mix)12. Suncatcher - Simplicity (Original Mix)13. Shawn Mitiska, Hannah Ray - Salt (Original Vocal Mix)Recorded and mixed by djraivis aka Highdoven using the Camelot System for Harmonic-Mixing and Ableton 9 as a DAW.

A Selection of Indie Dance Nu Disco and Deep House. All songs are in Minor Chords in 121 Bpm.1. Monte - You Should Know (Original Mix)2. Sonny Fodera - All The Things (Original Mix)3. Silkast - Feelin Deeper (Moe Turk Remix)4. Anturage, Midiman - For The Sake Of Love (Original)5. Crazy P - Changes (Mario Basanov Remix)6. P.O.S - Gravity (Andrew Bayer & James Grant Remix)7. Copyright feat. DonaeO - My Desire (Original Mix)8. Sonny Fodera Feat Natalie Conway - Should Be9. Jody Wisternoff feat Pete Joseff - Just One More (Martin Roth Remix)10. Torha - Let It Go (Going Deeper Remix)11. Erkka - Excommunication (Original Mix)12. The Peacemaker Project - Ich Lass? Dich Nicht ZurückRecorded and mixed by djraivis aka Highdoven using Camelot System for Harmonic-Mixing and Ableton 9 as a DAW.