Beat Scholar - First Look - Making complex dance beats work in loud genres

In this video, I demonstrate why I think Beat Scholar is an exciting tool for producer DJs who work in loud club/festival-oriented dance genres.

Note: This video isn't strictly one of the "Mixing Loud with CTZ" episodes, because it's of general interest to anyone trying to make complex drum patterns work in sub-heavy bass music. But I am including this in the playlist for that series because the subject matter is also very related to the CTZ strategy.

Find all of the "Mixing LOUD with CTZ" episodes in one convenient playlist:
   • Mixing Loud with the Clip-to-Zero (CT...  

Wondering what the CTZ Strategy is? Start with this short 17-page written guide. Find it here at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O...)

This is NOT paid promotion. Most of the tools you'll see me using or hear me mention were paid for by myself. These are just great tools that I use every day, and that I personally endorse. That said, I was given a copy of smart:comp 2 by Sonible for testing and feedback just before release, but I'm not otherwise being compensated by Sonible for this video.

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Did you know that niico is also a great producer? Check out their work at:
https://www.beatstars.com/niicolondon
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Credit reel music: Baphometrix