Mastermix Mashed up Vol 17

0:00 Yes, you guessed it

Alright folks, video on this guy here from MasterMix. It's known as Mashed Up number 17 out of the Mashed Up series, believe it or not. Yes, you guessed it. Okay, alright, what have we got on here? Well, first of all, what is a mashup? Now basically, it's almost like a collaboration of two, three, four tracks to make up one new concept. At the moment we're listening to track number one, which is Hot Chip vs LaRue. And we've got Ready for the Floor and In for the Kill. We've got the likes as well here, Pussycat Dolls vs House of Pain, Kylie vs Bass Hunter, Black Eyed Peas vs Beanie Binassi. What I'm going to do, let's have a look, it's going to track number four, which is Kylie vs Bass Hunter. Straight away, vocals Kylie, listen to that bass line, Bass Hunter all over.

1:07 Track number six looks interesting, which is Black Eyed Peas and Beani

Right, track number six looks interesting, which is Black Eyed Peas and Beanie Benassi. Straight right up. Push me. You got it. See? Gives you an idea of what to expect. Push me and then just touch me till I can get my satisfaction. Also an idea for you, why don't you try and do your own mashups and maybe put them as video responses to... These particular videos. Alright, I think you get a general idea there. Now this one here, track number 8, Calvin Harris vs Soul Searcher, I'm Not Alone and Can't Get Enough. Just wang this forward a little bit. Also with these, you get an idea of the BPM, beats per minute, and the time, the amount of time for every single track. That's nice. Alright, track number 11, which is Michael Jackson vs Beyonce, Beat It and Sweet Dreams. 12, Lady Gaga vs The Eurythmics. That's quite interesting. Just wang this one forward a bit. Again, in a sense, very simple, very difficult to do, but the two tracks work really, really well together. Alright, we've got a track number 12, Lady Gaga vs The Eurythmics. Just Dance, Lady Gaga and an...

Absolute classic from the 80s, Sweet Dreams. In brackets are made of this. Finish off with that one anyway. Don't do that. By the way, this guy here is the American Audio CK-1000. I don't know if you noticed but when I move the crossfader over, watch. What it is, I've got the cue start on so when I move the crossfade over, the track stops, goes back to the beginning and then straight in again. So theoretically what I could do, I could turn that up. Hello, cheers. Have another track on this side. Push that over and the other track would start. So, start over this side, start over that side, start, start, so you can go like that. Practice and enjoy.

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