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Primeloops. Start to make you'r own toons Video 4

First look November 2009

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0:00 Video number four in the series I'm doing on the Prime Loops series

Alright folks, video number four in the series I'm doing on the Prime Loops series. Now follow the link in the description, that'll take you to the website. Now first and foremost, DJing, if you're starting, is all about having a bit of fun. It's about experimenting. It's all about, in a sense, finding your style and the tracks you like. Music that someone's made and mixing one track into the other, into, let's say, alright, admittedly people have made these, but this could be the stepping stone for people out there to start making their own tracks. Because what you can do, you can get all these kinds of samples, put them together and start constructing your own little bits of music. Now in video number four, what I'm going to do, I've got a loop here.

1:23 Let's just have a listen to the beat now

And then I've got another sample here, but instead of looping this guy and just pressing 1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4, I'm going to have a bit of a mess around and sort of press it at different intervals, again in time, but try and almost mash up the tune. Now this sample here, which is the loop, is very industrial, dirty style, and this here is Bangra, so let's have a listen to the loop. And then the Bangra beat, and then we'll wang the two together. Let's have a listen. Okay, that is the loop. Let's just have a listen to the beat now. Here we go. That's it, okay? So let's put it back to that track. Oh, wrong one. That sounded quite good. What was that? This is punk TV, man! Anything can happen! Right, here we go. Nightmare.

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