Asymmetrical Looping

[@CarlosOrtiz-ht6rn]

Nice technique! Never realized that's possible. Very awesome for switching genres.

[@shonwayne1618]

I've been doing this live and didn't know the technique was called asymmetrical looping. So as long as its not looping at a 1- 4 signature this would apply, if I understand correctly. Can be very creative with this.

[@beaupfeifferrecordings]

Scratch that traktor plate up * good info bro many thanks

[@delvinylentertainment]

Cool dope tip tnx!

[@jonathanvillalobos7994]

Dope!

[@DJDynablend]

Cool acap use!

[@DavetheRaveDinkum]

Very good sir 🤙😁

[@kylewilliams1449]

I'm feeling your vibe.......awesome AND ON THE ONES AND TWOs .........vinyl for real DJs ....lol

[@beaujenks3849]

It’s the same if it was on decks.

[@MoralRichMedia]

Good tip :)

[@EthanLeo]

Thank you

[@dirtycarpet6134]

i had been doin this all along but i didnt know it was a name for it but then again im a family room dj lol

[@djctrlentertainment]

Ok i guess. Why can't u just scratch the vocal?

[@adriennelowe8250]

Dope

[@dirtycarpet6134]

what kind of mixer is that youre using?? i like that reverb function on the mixer. whats that called and is it a part of the mixing software or the mixer function ??? hit me back please and let me know thanks

[@styluschris]

It's the Rane 62

[@dirtycarpet6134]

thanks chris for the info and stuff bro....

[@TheOsodeplata]

hola a todos alguien me podria decir el nombre del track que está de fondo...los bajos...gracias!!

[@PlanetStephane]

So it's not a turntable technique ? And nothing to do with actual symmetry or asymmetry ? If you mean shapeless or form-changing loop, rather say it, I think. I was expecting a loop where you don't use the same sample or don't scratch/play the sample identically on the left and right deck...

[@antonedubify]

Trying thinking outside of the box when it comes to using your imagination.

[@carlosandino8885]

🤯

[@killashark23]

Dope