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Exhile
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 Posted - 2004/01/11 : 12:51:05
I found this topic on trance addict which is pretty usefull info on harmonic mixing.
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=152207
If any of you know more then it be good to hear 
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Pacm0n1
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Posted - 2004/01/11 : 21:01:18
I believe that Sy & Unknown have a tutorial about harmonic mixing on the quosh website - could be wrong though.
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Exhile
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Posted - 2004/01/11 : 21:18:27
No they dont. They have some basic tutorials on mixing and scratching which are pretty good .
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raverdave
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Posted - 2004/01/11 : 21:19:50
Ryan Guppy is the man for harmonic mixing, does he post here? I know he's posted a bit on the Quosh forum about it, mixing in key etc...
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Exhile
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Posted - 2004/01/11 : 21:48:47
Yes i know. That actually how i found out abotu the whole thing. Hes a sound guy. Im just seeing if i can fins any more on it
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Lixx
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Posted - 2004/01/12 : 02:06:48
It seems to me that unfortunately mixing in key is something you're born with or you have to learn the really hard way. I've played/listened to enough music that I can now predict key clashes and know what I can and can't play after a track as I'm hearing it, but I couldn't point out which keys they were.
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subnaut
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Posted - 2004/01/12 : 02:45:08
it is something you can listen for, but it's something you can learn too. there are a number of books on the subject, probably available at any nearby library. most music theory books contain at least a few sections on it -- i know i've read a few. however, truth be told, i'm still more likely to sit down on a piano, play some notes i like, and then look them up in a manual to justify why i like their sound together than actually plan notes around standard progressions and intervals...
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