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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 1"} --is in a small knob or dial on the side of the turntable called the pitch control.
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What the pitch control does is allow you to vary the speed of the turntable
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by approximately 15 percent in either direction.
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So if you've got the record playing at the speed at which it was recorded,
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you could slow it down by about 15 percent
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or you could speed it up by about the same amount.
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So when you're listening to one of the records,
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you can cue the other one up in your headphone,
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play with the pitch control until you match the two tempos,
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and then when you push up the volume on the second one,
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you've got the tempos matched perfectly so the records will blend and sound as one.
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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 2"} For example, here go a record that got a good vocal on it,
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but the music to it ain't 100 percent
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"No Parking On The Dance Floor" by Midnight Sun with "Planet Rock" by Afrika Bambaataa and Zulu Nation.
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{SILENCE}
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[[car turning over; horn honking]]
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[[inaudible]]
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[[siren]]
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"Excuse me madame, you're standing still in a no parking zone"
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"You don't get a move on that body, I'll be forced to give you a ticket"
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[[record continues playing]]
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{SPEAKER name="Speaker 1"} Let's give a hand for Grand Wizard Sly
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lending here a casual record with vocals
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and the disco beats.
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[[record resumes]]
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