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Ride - twenty one pilots



tempo: 75 bpm

bpm range: 65 bpm to 70 bpm70 bpm to 75 bpm

the dj's take: Song #3 in our mix 66 (5:56):



There's key-compatibility, where the general set of notes within two songs sound good together. And then there's another level where each note within the two songs move up and down in concert. That's what happened in the transition with this and Lil Wayne's Right Above It. I should spend more time listening and prepping before mixing, so we can make this happen more often - to me, that's the ultimate kind of beatmatch.

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