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re: Slow cha cha

Posted by Don

8/9/2003 5:15:00 AM

If it is just practise. Put a Rumba on, just fill in the 4.1. with 4 and 1.

re: Slow cha cha

Posted by tourist

7/26/2003 6:53:00 AM

We like "Smooth" by Carlos Santana - it seems slow enough for us. If you want really slow, you could use some rhumbas...

re: Slow cha cha

Posted by pete

7/26/2003 4:08:00 PM

Originally posted by DSP rules:
Find a computer with a CD-rom drive.

Install "Winamp"

Configure it to read the CD digitally, or copy your favority (fast) cha track to your hard drive first.

Install a tempo changing plug-in such as "Pacemaker" or "Chronotron"

Use winamp to play the track, with the tempo changer set to the speed you want.

This gives you basically the same capability as a fancy pro-DJ CD player... using $300 worth of computer that you probably already own (you did post a message here after all).

re: Slow cha cha

Posted by DeNisey

8/5/2003 4:21:00 PM

Ricky Martin's "Amor". I downloaded it into the studio computer--and ALL the teachers said it was a great slow cha-cha!

Slow Cha Cha

Posted by Fred Bolder

8/1/2003 10:26:00 PM

I need to know - Marc Anthony - 29 bars per minute
Evil ways - Santana - 30 bpm
My favourite waste of time - Owen Paul - 30 bpm

Della Reese has a nice Cha Cha Cha cd with some good slow songs.

Kind regards,

Fred
fghb@xs4all.nl
http://www.xs4all.nl/~fghb/ballroom.htm
http://www.dansblad.nl

re: Slow cha cha

Posted by Lindsey

7/26/2003 6:28:00 PM

Look for the songs Mi Guajira & Ml Reina Guajira. They r slow Cha Cha which r good for teaching.

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