::BLM:: wrote: well you just have to find the right tracks. some work better then others.

That's piss easy if you key mix

Are there any other good alternatives, prefebarly a stereo filter with some controllable analog distortion?

^ agreed! But you will be surprised with the mix you can pull even if it is not rhythmically compatable. For example, you could just layer some ambient-ish track over a techno beat etc and mix flawlessly or change genres while keeping a smooth transition etc ... Anyway, it's not for everyone, the ma...

The "chart" (7A etc.) allows you to organise your records/tracks in a manner that you know damn well it is going to mix well even before listening to them.

if you've ever wondered why some records sound better when mix together compared to others than key mixing is the key (pardon the pun). For techno where it is heavily drums orientated, it doenn't make a lot of difference, however for highly melodic tracks, it does and if you want to mix forever and ...

key mixing is da bomb! when i used to dj and buying vinyl, i wished everyone would put the key and bpm on the records instead of me having to figure it out.

well, they just put it through mixed in key and the results are mostly incorrect

Fx settings are stored with the kit, so create a new kit, change the fx settings and save this as a template. You then copy + paste this kit to wherever you want.