Mixing Hardcore-into Hardstyle

Snap · Post by **Snap** » 02 Jul 2011, 08:54

Make edits if you're using CDJs - or do it Kutski style and mess up a breakdown with effects and microloops, then just bring the hardcore track in.

If you can see an accurate BPM readout, then find a heavier hardstyle that has a nice buildup, and increase the bpm up to that of the hardcore track over the course of the buildup... then bring the hardcore track in when the new section begins. That's what I tend to do anyway, it makes it sound like the change in tempo belongs in the track.

Johnny250 · Post by **Johnny250** » 04 Jul 2011, 18:05

just use older mainstream tracks or Industrial tracks to mix

Post by **SCH** » 05 Jul 2011, 18:55

Johnny said it.. Changing pitch on tracks before spinning is cheating..

Post by **Ferren** » 05 Jul 2011, 18:59

Wh.. cheating? Naa, naa.. I won't believe in that. I mean.. naaa.

Post by **ecogreek** » 05 Apr 2012, 21:29

Dekkaz wrote:it goes up to 180 bpm and maybe further in some tracks.

Ive always played Hardstyle at around 170 bpm huh

Post by **Que-Dee** » 05 Apr 2012, 23:57

Apothecary wrote:Wh.. cheating? Naa, naa.. I won't believe in that. I mean.. naaa.

Fred, that topic is something for us I think

dj_vertigo · Post by **dj_vertigo** » 06 Apr 2012, 04:31

Transistion with different styles eg Hardstyle to "dubstyle" to dubstep to DnB to hardcore then back to Hardstyle asking as all the tracks are the same sound eg dark or uplifiting

Digital Audio Tape · Post by **Digital Audio Tape** » 06 Apr 2012, 13:43

ecogreek wrote:
Dekkaz wrote:it goes up to 180 bpm and maybe further in some tracks.
Ive always played Hardstyle at around 170 bpm huh

why? what for?

Grape · Post by **Grape** » 06 Apr 2012, 13:53

i see no problem in raising the bpm while playing hardstyle with hardcorish tracks from 158/160 bpm up to 170 and then easily go over to hardcore, i see no problem in this way

Post by **Neko** » 06 Apr 2012, 15:50

Grape wrote:i see no problem in raising the bpm while playing hardstyle with hardcorish tracks from 158/160 bpm up to 170 and then easily go over to hardcore, i see no problem in this way

I always do the same... For this you need, as mentioned before, a hardcorish hardstyle track, e.g. Chris One - Psycho, and pitch it up to maybe 157 BPM maybe (slowly so that you barely can notice it) and mix slow hardcore in it, e.g. Re-Style - Get It Crackin (I know they don't fit together)

OR: Mix with Kings Of The Underground from G4H, the 2nd Climax is at 160 BPM, you easily can mix this into slow hardcore.

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