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   Hmmmm.  I thought I re-created the DJ edit with no problem last year.  I'll check my work when i get home to see what I missed. 

No kidding about it being sped up ... the promo was sped up by almost a full semi-tone which is drastic. But it sounds much punchier that way. 

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	Hmmmm. I thought I re-created the DJ edit with no problem last year. I'll check my work when i get home to see what I missed. No kidding about it being sped up ... the promo was sped up by almost a full semi-tone which is drastic. But it sounds much punchier that way.

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	It's hard to tell that there's a difference, but if you line them up in the multi-tracker, you can hear (and see) that they don't perfectly line up. What they did on the 12" (and stock 45) version is loop the same segment twice. On the 12"/stock 45 the segment from 0:04 to 0:54 is note-for-note identical to the segment that extends from 1:02 to 1:53. In fact, if you overlap those two segments, you get a weird phasing effect. That's not true of the promo 45.
	Aaron Kannowski Uptown Sound 91.9 The Peak - Classic Hip Hop