I found it hard to learn, but I learned it the hard way with vinyl and no music knowledge at that time I was about 10years I think and figured al out by myself. And I think if you want really to dj you need to learn it the hard way with vinyl so you really put the efford in it to learn it.
I have DJed with vinyl, carts, CDs, cassettes, and computer software but have never touched a Pioneer or Denon setup. Way easier now than back in the vinyl days!
Great video man! And great setup!!! What do you think about Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3? Consider I wanna learn DJing but not working in clubs but more at events like winery inaugurations, art events and so on. And also consider, I've no vinyls so it has to be liquid music. Cheers mate!!! ;) Greetings from Italy!
Math is easy. I can learn anyone basic addition in 2 minutes, like 1+1=2, 2+2=4, and then you can call yourself a mathematician. The world is so full of mathematicians.
Having a music backgroung is a massive advantage, but I think the guy is understimating the whole thing a bit. Now try to do it during 2h for hundreds of people keeping them engadge and dancing 😉
@@domdraper3221 Hey now. It took me an entire hour to get where I am. I am not going to allow some wannabe to come in here and discount all my efforts.
So...how do I load a track to the board? How does the mix reflect natural rhythm? Why didn't you use a cassette tape? Where did your samples come from?! 🐵
I found it hard to learn, but I learned it the hard way with vinyl and no music knowledge at that time I was about 10years I think and figured al out by myself. And I think if you want really to dj you need to learn it the hard way with vinyl so you really put the efford in it to learn it.
The hard way with vinyl 😂😂😂 good one man.
I have DJed with vinyl, carts, CDs, cassettes, and computer software but have never touched a Pioneer or Denon setup. Way easier now than back in the vinyl days!
For sure
What song was on the opening of the video?
now all I need is the gear xD
You just need a laptop + a cheap controller to do pretty much anything
What’s the intro song ? Love it
Great video man! And great setup!!!
What do you think about Native Instruments Traktor Kontrol S4 MK3?
Consider I wanna learn DJing but not working in clubs but more at events like winery inaugurations, art events and so on. And also consider, I've no vinyls so it has to be liquid music.
Cheers mate!!! ;) Greetings from Italy!
I learned to DJ on vinyl around the time when Sasha first played on Ableton and CDJs started becoming ubiquitous.
Would love to see the vinyl DJ video!
Also glad to see you're still rocking the SC5000s
Me too
This was fun! Sure we want the vynil!
I kinda imagined it before that it was easy, now I certainly know it’s not that hard.
At 6:33, that track is fireee! What is it???
Denon gear rules 😍
Math is easy. I can learn anyone basic addition in 2 minutes, like 1+1=2, 2+2=4, and then you can call yourself a mathematician. The world is so full of mathematicians.
Having a music backgroung is a massive advantage, but I think the guy is understimating the whole thing a bit. Now try to do it during 2h for hundreds of people keeping them engadge and dancing 😉
After watching this I am making arrangements to move to Ibiza.
Being a DJ is easy. Doing it for two hours in front of hundreds of people is also easy. My cat could do it.
@@domdraper3221 Hey now. It took me an entire hour to get where I am. I am not going to allow some wannabe to come in here and discount all my efforts.
@@4seth dude you’re different. You have put in twice the effort of everyone else. I apologise for my ignorant comment. 😂😂
Hahahah these comments are gold
I support you I press like on your video to counter those who press dislike :)
Thank you
Yes Please, other video!
But, hitting the sync button takes 2 seconds?
#1 as always 🙏
I was going on vinyl before anyone was using cd’s or audio files.
This almost seems like cheating.
❤❤
ATGG is a chill dude..I think djng is becoming a bit pointless, kudos to live acts like Ben Bohmer (and soon you as well)
So...how do I load a track to the board? How does the mix reflect natural rhythm? Why didn't you use a cassette tape? Where did your samples come from?! 🐵