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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 1"}
okay the first type of demonstration that's remixing that I'll give you will be that
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I want to go for one turntable to the other. right.
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The word is going to go up.
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The rhythm is going to keep repeating itself. But, it's going to be on the beat.
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No matter what. It's going to you know keep going back and forth.
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But it's going to keep on the beat.
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Now the second one that I will demonstrate is that it's going to go faster than the records playing.
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It's going to keep repeating itself over and over and over.
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Like you know a pause tape if anybody has a cassette deck out there.
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[[remixed music playing in Background]]
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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 2"}
every time you hear that sound its once on the record.
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It's moving back.
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Record to record to record.
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Notice it's never missing a beat there.
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Okay, now Cab lets go ahead and speed it up.
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[[music in background speeds up]]
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Let's have a hand for Cosmic Cab!
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[[clapping]]
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[[people talking in background]]
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[[Background music stops]]
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For those who are watching now, there are two things I want you to notice.
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First of all, when he's turning the table, the record on the turntable,
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He is using only one finger. He's not laying his whole hand on it.
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But, for speed, he's using one finger to turn that record backwards to the point where he wants it.

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Listening in the earphone then letting it go as soon as it's qued.
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The other hand is just as important to watch. The other hand is working the mixer.
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One hand controlling those dials or rather controlling the levers.
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Pushing them up and down so that he's pulling one record off while he's pulling the other record on.
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And keeping the same beat.
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So, it's, He's basically got two hands doing entirely different things.
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Working at entirely different rhythms while he's doing this.
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The two hands are not working together. They're working, if anything, against each other.
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