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Here's my lazy way.
First we find a break. I load it in three times, sometimes 4 depending on how many parts there are in the break. I generally refer to these as the kick snare and chka. sometimes you get a crash.

Leave the first one. That's your kick. You want it to keep playing after you leave it so everything flows nicely.

Here's the snare, all I do is chop off anything before that first snare. Again leave everything after it so it can keep playing.

Thirdly I chop off everything before the second snare which starts the "chka". Sometimes I might cut straight to the chka, but i like this better, it gives me two different snares to play with.

Finally you go and sequence it all. Chuck in some different notes but make them short, otherwise your hats will go out of time.

For bonus points play more than one break at a time or use hits from different breaks.

VAN17INO6 wrote:

I've always wondered... how do you guys change the tracks? I mean, the loading time... doesn't it kill the show? I've always supposed i would use 2 gb with the same 2 .savs and play each song on each gb to avoid the silence, I'll definitely do that

2 gameboys, 2 carts, link cable. All you need. You don't even need the same sav on the cart. Like djing anything - play one track on one gb. Sync the other cart. Bring in parts of the second track on the other gb. Fade out the first one. Rinse. Repeat.

Hell, you dont even need the link cable, just takes the guess work out of it. Allows you to focus on the transition without worrying about the sync, at least in my experience.