Wow Beatmatch Guru I’m really digging the UK Garage sound! And currently doing a deep dive into the music itself finding tracks to put together for a mix and yes keep it coming!
For me, a teal garage mixing style is very rough, choppy, and quick. By all means, use the fxs but keep it limited. You need to throw some more chops and cuts. For reference, look at dj ez, hermit and other old school djs for inspiration. But whatever you do, don't go down the new dnb route.
well, i bought a ddj400 last week and all your content is helping me with my first steps on this djing world, ty very much
Appreciating the Garage content. Keep it coming!
Love it thank you! Will do
Wow Beatmatch Guru I’m really digging the UK Garage sound! And currently doing a deep dive into the music itself finding tracks to put together for a mix and yes keep it coming!
awesome, really been looking for more garage mixing tutorials
2:20 you didnt even swap the bass?
Great mix and helpful !! But honest question your touching the headphones knob the most and i never do, am i doing something wrong?
At least for me, I change the volume knob for when I’m trying to isolate the cued song. Jus to make sure everything will sound good
For me, a teal garage mixing style is very rough, choppy, and quick.
By all means, use the fxs but keep it limited. You need to throw some more chops and cuts. For reference, look at dj ez, hermit and other old school djs for inspiration.
But whatever you do, don't go down the new dnb route.
what's the dnb route?
@@actuatorcdj i assume playing 4 songs over each other at the same time
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