whaaat???....now it's enough....how many Drum N Bass tunes do you know that you can judge that DnB tunes always have the kick on the 1?...it's just wrong...as if you would say all techno stuff got the clap on the 2 and 4....it's not true the constant element in most dnb tunes is the snare so this is...

man..read my posts...friend showed me...i tried...it worked....it's not that i READ about beatmatching theories and i managed it practicaly.... yes...the snare is the constant rhythmic element in Drum N Bass,so i listen to it while matching the records...to what else should i listen to matching reco...

you don't get or???? you misunderstood me completely..again...all i said was,i understood the "system" of matching 2 records within 10 min. for fooks sake....i never said that i matched 2 records and thought i could rock a club next night...i'm not retarted...

@optX: yeah maybe out of context...but there was this bitter undertone in your comment like "i worked so hard to get the skill of beatmatching and now there is the this evil sync button"...because this and the "warmth" of vinyl are the dead-beating arguments of the conservative &...

why??? -boom ....beatmatching isn't that hard to learn....i started mixing Drum N Bass back in '96....my friend told me "you just have to match the two snares with the pitch of the turntable" he showed me how to do that...after 10 min of trying i mixed my first two records...that's it... p...

I have spent so much hours learning how to beatmatch with vinyl and then another guy is coming and i doing that thing in 1 second without ever touching a deck or sweating blood and swearing like hell. really?...it took me ten minutes...a frind showed me how to pitch on the turntables and i was read...

to live from music is very hard nowadays...you have to be veerrrrry lucky....since the digital revolution,everybody is making music...it's not enough to produce a good track...it has to be AMAZING and maybe then you'll get signed by big labels...you must promote and advertize yourself real heavy...m...

if a loop fits in the track and give it a cool edge then why i should not use it? of course i never just throw it in 1 to 1...i slice it up,work with envelopes,heavy effects usage...depends on the track but i like using loops in a creative way...there is nothing wrong with using them...