on that particular mixer jonathan is using there is buttons above each of his channels called "CUE", basicly whatever cue buttons are pressed are in the headphones regardless of what the fader levels are at, so if you have the fader up on track A, fader down on track B, CUE button on both pressed, the crowd will hear track A, your headphones will hear both
hi, to be honest it can apply to any style, but the likes of trance ,hard house and psy trance i feel it is better to play the whole toon. j remember just my opinion
Thank you very much, sir. I was looking for this exact explanation, someone just breaking it down, showing me, and then wrapping it up. Brilliant. You've inspired me to go ahead and find a nice controller and get to work
Yeah mate totally, Judge Jules explains mixing trance better than anyone! There are points in songs that have been placed there by the producers as sort of mix points! Use the breakdowns and use filters on them as well that can sound really cool! If you watch some Eddie Halliwell Cream videos, he does that all the time! From my experience of mixing trance, work the breakdowns, be great at beatmatching, and use your EQ! Then use different filtering fx to create "mix points" so to speak!
dagadagadagadaga... yeah man, well said, this is the essence of trance, the baseline, and, of course, the strings; these tracks are made to give you the impression of high speed flying so they go well with flanger effects
@gulyzor that's what headphones are for. he sets the second track to the same bpm (tempo) as the first one (the mixer will tell you which each cd player is in) and then he cues up the 2nd cd player so that when he hits the cue button, it lands on a beat. he then matches beats by hitting cue on the same beat of the first CD player.
I am buying myself a $300 Numark dj in a box set for Xmas just for hobby. If I get better, and people like what I do I will think about upgrading into a setup like yours :) I think I understand how to mix trance now... Its pretty much making song out of many tracks (trance) that sound the same but make your own rises, fall, etc.
Its pretty easy to mix a trance mix as oposed to funky house etc..just make sure they are in beat at same bpm..can be slighly more challenging on only vinyl but only slighly..great videos cant stop watching them:P ..you made quite a name for yourself
Thank you Jonathan for this video. I'm trying to become a trance DJ myself and it's nice to refer you and your vidz for help. Thank you again. Love the track selection as well.
ye although im anti cdjs,,the ideas are endless of what mood u wanna set ,when i play trance ,im the same ,i like to just keep it never ending bangin ,with just the odd break.keep it flowing,,u tend to get more breaks in my prefered style(progg house)which verges on the borders of trance,,the only difference i think is with the progg house,u get more oppurtunities to change the mood and style ,to produce more up n downs ,its even better ,when u can mix the 2 styles together
well said!!... and a very important point that MOST of the "dj's" miss completely with the learning curve shortened as much as it has with the technology available today...
good mix man, very educational. when someone knows their profession, just to look at them is "out of this world". good trance too. need more educational vids like this sir. thaks again.
In my opinion, it varies from song to song, I've done complete sets of progressive house with both basses on fully, without even touching them, the thing is, most of the time the basslines were either almost identical or they complemented each other completely. If there was a disruption or clashing bass lines, then I just didn't mix them together (I'm not a fan of messing with EQ's to mix).
@DjAotaka not 100% true, most commercial Trance is yes, but even in 1998 and earlier there were tunes at 132 BPM. There are still 135-142 BPM tunes out there just not as much on the huge labels anymore. Just look further than Armada and Anjuna and there are loads of 135+ BPM tracks still being released. More than 132 BPM to be honest.
Thanks so much man, this is one of the best channels on youtube. Only advice would be to try and pack a little more punch with less talking and more "doing" cause watching it done is the best way to learn I think. BUT you do both, thats great for some people. God bless
Yeah that's a tough one I can't stand not knowing the bpm of my next track I've been spoiled by my virtual djay software that analyzes track & key but even then still sometimes ya need to transition more than 10%+or- bpm. Playing tracks in key is one half he was trying to explain about how they'll sound alike armin did a lil lesson on doing this using que points pre-cues & how he marks all his CDs with the track ID 1 per cd and the key & bpm. Helpful but not for transitions outside of the 10% -or+ bpm either way is so difficult this is what causes me to train wreck multiple times or stay hitting the cheat sync button which still doesn't work so well somehow they don't get past 0.00 beats they should probly go to milliseconds to maybe 0.000 at least or 0.0000 for example 2 tracks that are 130.17bpm one maybe 130.179 & the other 130.170 or even 13.1798:137.1701 but the bpm on the software only going over 0.00 wouldn't detect this slight difference so 2 tracks that appear to be the exact same bpm maybe off by nearly a milisecond or less & it really affects it some 8-16+ bars later they start to get out of sync and using the auto cheat match sync bpm button only makes things worse as it'll try to fix it but ends up making them noticeably off and the horse gallop train wreck of bpm can be heard. It's even harder without a headphone option. Also auto sync cheat buttons can really screw up the pitch or tone key etc. of say a song that's 60-80bpm and a 128-132bpm song it'll make the vocals sound way too deep or like chipmunks & the beat is not in sync at all but sounds like a totally new song in a bad way unpleasant to the ear besides in very rare cases like nearly any song off W&W's mainstage album can sound like an amazing slow down tempo chill track when slowed down so much but it's hard to find songs that do so yet a great trick to use in the production of trance music is to start around like 30bpm create a riff then speed it up if it still sounds good as its tweaked and slowly brought up in tempo till 138-140bpm then the track should sound good at nearly all within that range but I am having the same problem with these specific transitions from +or-10bpm than the track I'm currently playing & we don't always have time to gradually bring the bpm up by 1bpm per song like 1-3 or even 5bpm is harder to notice any change compared to 10+ more bpm changes. Idk if this is even a helpful comment lol it's less than helpful but hopefully it helped someone learn something, I learned something about why songs that seem like the exact same bpm will still get way out of sync and quickly by writing it for some reason I learned there needs be at least 1 more decimal place in bpm detection, display, and matching software lol.
Agree with the comments below. In trance tracks there are certain points made specially for mixing, keep an eye out for them and you will have great transitions. That is if you choose the tracks well and have a good playlist. Trance is more about choosing the right tracks in the right continuity, if u do this well you will have great succes.
Hey m8 Im starting to buy a DJ equipment but Im a noob and was wondering ... Ill go for DDM-4000 and 2 CDJ-1000mk3 and I really really want to mix trance(dark and FullOn), Drum n Base and DubStep ... So ... I want to know if I buy kaossilator Pro and KP3 or (instead of those 2) a SP-555, where do I connect them to make effects ? To the CDJ or the mixer ?? And wich ones will do me better and are easear to use ? KP3 and Kaossilator Pro OR SP-555 . BTW ... YOU ARE THE MAN!
To be honest if you learn the basics of mixing trance music and then buy our own equipment, the best thing to do is simply spend hours and dedicate time to getting used to the equipment and creating your own style. Thats how a great individual DJ normally makes it out of the ranks.
Yeah what's up with that trend these days? Trance used to stay above 140-180bpm especially the acid psy-trance. But these days we've got as low as 60bpm and the highest I've detected was 211bpm. Not complaining.
Trance at 180+, never heard any at that speed, Trancecore (Freeform) maybe. Trance normally sits between 120-140bpm Though hard trance i think has been slightly faster than this. I always drop back to Johns channel here for tips & a refresh, his tutorials are a lifeline to so many, so hats off John :)
harmonized mixing is important with Trance, most specifically , because the dj is keeping the same key , same tempo from track to track, and not have harsh transitions that jar the floor in any way due to them being in incompatible keys ..IN trance mixing, it's about making gradual key changes by going with key of A and the next song being G...since those sound right together those can be used if you don't wanna stay in A forever..If you know keys on a piano/keyboard this will help.. Zenya.com can aid you with this..
Hey i like the vid. I want to learn how to dj i own a regular belt driven turn table. I found it that using regular turntables is expensive so i was going to buy a cdj. In you opinion do you think i should learn to use a cdj or earn enough to use record dj turntables?
Yes your right I still love trance music and always will Armin Van Buuren is fantastic and listen to all armada label complations in the gym and in my car. As a DJ however I prefer mixing Prog House.
Hey, this guy makes it sound to hard, but if you got the love and the talent it comes natrual, i believe less talk and more hands is what people really need,
Dude I really would like to meet you in person! you're giving the world great advises about djing, nd I would be proud that I've met you (if I do) . =) keep it up
about the necessary thing - that you need a kinda clear beat that u can use to mix within another similar track... you can also find a clear spot even if it's short and just repeat the small section let's say with only 4 beats can't you? than when it's running long enogh you can let it go. man hope you know what I mean :D I suck at explaining
@karimmaged90 thats where i use effects and wacky filters to bring the another trance in, its crazy man but i cant tell you a ceratin technique its all about the tracks, you can mix a nice house break with a trance break while you get the pitch up on the house track, thats what i normally try
Wow! Thanks! I'd really like to make some trance!!!! I'm impressed by that staff that Djs use. And trance music is the best in the whole world, I fell always so free when I'm listening to Tiësto or van Buuren or every else good-sounding-trance-track. Could you tell where I can find these things you have? And what about price of this? If I want some good one, but not too expensive, could you give me some tips, brands etc.?:) Thank you in advance!:)
I know what you mean, depends on the track though - I find hard house or hard trance is best like that, I try to be more subtle when I'm onto floatier stuff.
Hi Jonathan, I had been following tutorial for a while. I must admit that I have become a fan of yours. I like Paul Oakenfold, Above & Beyond, PVD, Matt Darey, Ferry Corsten, John Digweed and many more. I love trance music, not the Goa ones, but the classic progressive trance. However, do you have any idea about the A&H xone:3D/4D midi mixer? Please advise... :)
actually they're all 165 bpm to be exact, some are rarely 150 bpm but usually they're 165 because it's more progressive than compared to hard trance and hardstyle which is 138 - 145 a real peice of piss to mix so no worries in mixing them at all really . What I founded useful in mixing prog trance is that I set the pitch on a low level on the plus side (i.e +2 or +5%) that way when you mix em in order you can actually estimate the pitch properly.
@srekal88 What if im 15 and i live in a rural area >.> what then bud what then? This is here as a resource for those who cant watch a mix live. It may not be ideal for you but for those who cant go to a club or some other type of show its great. I learn so much more from these vids as well because he actually explains every last detail. I dont care if people learned from observation before youtube and online tutorials and there is nothing wrong with using new resources that are out there now.
@SiIXEN037 2-3000ish (AUD) it all depends on how much you already know and how serious you are about it, also depending on the venues/events you want to look at getting into and the genre you're looking at you may want different players/mixers than if you were playing at a different place or playing different styles, keep exploring videos and keep asking questions!!
Long awaited video for me :) You know how you mentioned in the end of the video "its a good idea to play the whole track"... Would that/can that be applied towards hard house?
i finally see some trance up there ^_^. i'm assuming your not into any gabber or hardstyle? i never saw you talk about anything involing gabber or hardstyle, i'm just guessing you probably wouldn't bother much since your mostly a hip-hop guy or house type of guy from the vids i saw so far. this vid is something different ^_^ well it doesn't matter what music type anyone is,cause there's one thing we all have in common.....love for music XD
Each DJ has his own way of playing different tracks and sets. Why dis the bloke all this info is free. I have been DJing for 30 years and watching this for the new technology and not how to mix. I make my own mind about that when I play the promo at home
so with trance music, what do you do while you're waiting for the track to end? it just seems like there is nothing for me to do, with trance music there aren't as many as good spots to mix into like with house
16 years later and this is still helpful. Building my dj skills on old forgotten trance vinyl and this vid helps!
Mixing trance is like telling a story you don't rush it coz the sky is the limit!!
I can't believe how many different setups this guy has. Equipment isn't cheap but it is like hes got one for each room!
on that particular mixer jonathan is using there is buttons above each of his channels called "CUE", basicly whatever cue buttons are pressed are in the headphones regardless of what the fader levels are at, so if you have the fader up on track A, fader down on track B, CUE button on both pressed, the crowd will hear track A, your headphones will hear both
Dude, you're a good teacher
hi, to be honest it can apply to any style, but the likes of trance ,hard house and psy trance i feel it is better to play the whole toon.
j
remember just my opinion
Thank you very much, sir. I was looking for this exact explanation, someone just breaking it down, showing me, and then wrapping it up. Brilliant. You've inspired me to go ahead and find a nice controller and get to work
Nostalgia galore
Yeah mate totally, Judge Jules explains mixing trance better than anyone! There are points in songs that have been placed there by the producers as sort of mix points! Use the breakdowns and use filters on them as well that can sound really cool! If you watch some Eddie Halliwell Cream videos, he does that all the time! From my experience of mixing trance, work the breakdowns, be great at beatmatching, and use your EQ! Then use different filtering fx to create "mix points" so to speak!
Where I can find JJ explaining how to mix ? Thanks
dagadagadagadaga... yeah man, well said, this is the essence of trance, the baseline, and, of course, the strings; these tracks are made to give you the impression of high speed flying so they go well with flanger effects
that advise of trying to make a track with all the set is a very good idea, Thank's man
@gulyzor that's what headphones are for. he sets the second track to the same bpm (tempo) as the first one (the mixer will tell you which each cd player is in) and then he cues up the 2nd cd player so that when he hits the cue button, it lands on a beat. he then matches beats by hitting cue on the same beat of the first CD player.
you are the best tutor in dj'ing ik now. you tell everyting that I understand it!
I am buying myself a $300 Numark dj in a box set for Xmas just for hobby. If I get better, and people like what I do I will think about upgrading into a setup like yours :)
I think I understand how to mix trance now... Its pretty much making song out of many tracks (trance) that sound the same but make your own rises, fall, etc.
Considering this video is 4yrs old its still applies today. Good to see things like that
Its pretty easy to mix a trance mix as oposed to funky house etc..just make sure they are in beat at same bpm..can be slighly more challenging on only vinyl but only slighly..great videos cant stop watching them:P ..you made quite a name for yourself
love the vids you're posted. love seeing djs who have fun doing their thing cuz there's sooo many djs that in my opinion take themselves too seriously
thank you for your videos. your videos have helped me out djing.
Thank you Jonathan for this video. I'm trying to become a trance DJ myself and it's nice to refer you and your vidz for help. Thank you again. Love the track selection as well.
ye although im anti cdjs,,the ideas are endless of what mood u wanna set ,when i play trance ,im the same ,i like to just keep it never ending bangin ,with just the odd break.keep it flowing,,u tend to get more breaks in my prefered style(progg house)which verges on the borders of trance,,the only difference i think is with the progg house,u get more oppurtunities to change the mood and style ,to produce more up n downs ,its even better ,when u can mix the 2 styles together
i always get this imbued with enthusiasm when i listen to you!!! thanks!
well said!!... and a very important point that MOST of the "dj's" miss completely with the learning curve shortened as much as it has with the technology available today...
good mix man, very educational. when someone knows their profession, just to look at them is "out of this world". good trance too. need more educational vids like this sir. thaks again.
In my opinion, it varies from song to song, I've done complete sets of progressive house with both basses on fully, without even touching them, the thing is, most of the time the basslines were either almost identical or they complemented each other completely. If there was a disruption or clashing bass lines, then I just didn't mix them together (I'm not a fan of messing with EQ's to mix).
Ellaskins this is the first vid ive watched of yours and ill deffo be watching the rest, great quality and great tutorials.
@DjAotaka not 100% true, most commercial Trance is yes, but even in 1998 and earlier there were tunes at 132 BPM. There are still 135-142 BPM tunes out there just not as much on the huge labels anymore. Just look further than Armada and Anjuna and there are loads of 135+ BPM tracks still being released. More than 132 BPM to be honest.
Thanks so much man, this is one of the best channels on youtube. Only advice would be to try and pack a little more punch with less talking and more "doing" cause watching it done is the best way to learn I think. BUT you do both, thats great for some people. God bless
Damn youre good. I love these tuitorials. What about when the bpm goes up and down alot?
Yeah that's a tough one I can't stand not knowing the bpm of my next track I've been spoiled by my virtual djay software that analyzes track & key but even then still sometimes ya need to transition more than 10%+or- bpm. Playing tracks in key is one half he was trying to explain about how they'll sound alike armin did a lil lesson on doing this using que points pre-cues & how he marks all his CDs with the track ID 1 per cd and the key & bpm. Helpful but not for transitions outside of the 10% -or+ bpm either way is so difficult this is what causes me to train wreck multiple times or stay hitting the cheat sync button which still doesn't work so well somehow they don't get past 0.00 beats they should probly go to milliseconds to maybe 0.000 at least or 0.0000 for example 2 tracks that are 130.17bpm one maybe 130.179 & the other 130.170 or even 13.1798:137.1701 but the bpm on the software only going over 0.00 wouldn't detect this slight difference so 2 tracks that appear to be the exact same bpm maybe off by nearly a milisecond or less & it really affects it some 8-16+ bars later they start to get out of sync and using the auto cheat match sync bpm button only makes things worse as it'll try to fix it but ends up making them noticeably off and the horse gallop train wreck of bpm can be heard. It's even harder without a headphone option. Also auto sync cheat buttons can really screw up the pitch or tone key etc. of say a song that's 60-80bpm and a 128-132bpm song it'll make the vocals sound way too deep or like chipmunks & the beat is not in sync at all but sounds like a totally new song in a bad way unpleasant to the ear besides in very rare cases like nearly any song off W&W's mainstage album can sound like an amazing slow down tempo chill track when slowed down so much but it's hard to find songs that do so yet a great trick to use in the production of trance music is to start around like 30bpm create a riff then speed it up if it still sounds good as its tweaked and slowly brought up in tempo till 138-140bpm then the track should sound good at nearly all within that range but I am having the same problem with these specific transitions from +or-10bpm than the track I'm currently playing & we don't always have time to gradually bring the bpm up by 1bpm per song like 1-3 or even 5bpm is harder to notice any change compared to 10+ more bpm changes. Idk if this is even a helpful comment lol it's less than helpful but hopefully it helped someone learn something, I learned something about why songs that seem like the exact same bpm will still get way out of sync and quickly by writing it for some reason I learned there needs be at least 1 more decimal place in bpm detection, display, and matching software lol.
Agree with the comments below. In trance tracks there are certain points made specially for mixing, keep an eye out for them and you will have great transitions. That is if you choose the tracks well and have a good playlist. Trance is more about choosing the right tracks in the right continuity, if u do this well you will have great succes.
Hey m8 Im starting to buy a DJ equipment but Im a noob and was wondering ... Ill go for DDM-4000 and 2 CDJ-1000mk3 and I really really want to mix trance(dark and FullOn), Drum n Base and DubStep ... So ... I want to know if I buy kaossilator Pro and KP3 or (instead of those 2) a SP-555, where do I connect them to make effects ? To the CDJ or the mixer ??
And wich ones will do me better and are easear to use ? KP3 and Kaossilator Pro OR SP-555 .
BTW ... YOU ARE THE MAN!
To be honest if you learn the basics of mixing trance music and then buy our own equipment, the best thing to do is simply spend hours and dedicate time to getting used to the equipment and creating your own style.
Thats how a great individual DJ normally makes it out of the ranks.
Nice video. If youre in need of video ideas you could totally do an updated version of mixing trance with a focus on more modern slower bpm trance!
Yeah what's up with that trend these days? Trance used to stay above 140-180bpm especially the acid psy-trance. But these days we've got as low as 60bpm and the highest I've detected was 211bpm. Not complaining.
Trance never faster then 140 you mean hardcore or gabber!??
Trance at 180+, never heard any at that speed, Trancecore (Freeform) maybe. Trance normally sits between 120-140bpm
Though hard trance i think has been slightly faster than this.
I always drop back to Johns channel here for tips & a refresh, his tutorials are a lifeline to so many, so hats off John :)
Kronicilln3ss Psytrance even goes up to 250BPM on the psycore/hi-tech end of the genre.
well... the good shit is at 138-140 ;)~
Very educational! Your vid really helped me understand mixing trance better.
thats called HARMONIC MIXING
Your videos and speaking style are really good, thanks for uploading!
harmonized mixing is important with Trance, most specifically , because the dj is keeping the same key , same tempo from track to track, and not have harsh transitions that jar the floor in any way due to them being in incompatible keys ..IN trance mixing, it's about making gradual key changes by going with key of A and the next song being G...since those sound right together those can be used if you don't wanna stay in A forever..If you know keys on a piano/keyboard this will help.. Zenya.com can aid you with this..
I know right. This guy is really cool for helping everyone
Hey i like the vid. I want to learn how to dj i own a regular belt driven turn table. I found it that using regular turntables is expensive so i was going to buy a cdj. In you opinion do you think i should learn to use a cdj or earn enough to use record dj turntables?
Hey man
Yes your right I still love trance music and always will Armin Van Buuren is fantastic and listen to all armada label complations in the gym and in my car. As a DJ however I prefer mixing Prog House.
I never plan on being a DJ , but this video was very informative ! job well done.
You can decide what you listen on your headphones, deck A, deck B, mix and sometimes there's also a split function
Hey, this guy makes it sound to hard, but if you got the love and the talent it comes natrual, i believe less talk and more hands is what people really need,
Great video, Thanks mate helped me out loads.
This is the most helpful video I've ever seen, gonna practice asap! Cheers
Hey mate do your record mixes, would be great to hear the variety of your Dj mixes
i do hardstyle, so this is really useful to me as well. basic same concept and ideas
could you do a video on how to mix trance and other types of dance music. I have tried and not done very well doing so.
thanks,
DJ Jemnastique
its very nice! ive been learn a lot, just by looking 2 movies!
GREAT VIDEO! Thanks ella, & keep up the good work! But I think this calls for 2nd follow up video? What do you guys think?:)
Dude I really would like to meet you in person! you're giving the world great advises about djing, nd I would be proud that I've met you (if I do) . =)
keep it up
about the necessary thing - that you need a kinda clear beat that u can use to mix within another similar track... you can also find a clear spot even if it's short and just repeat the small section let's say with only 4 beats can't you? than when it's running long enogh you can let it go. man hope you know what I mean :D I suck at explaining
your an absolute legend, keep up the great work
@karimmaged90 thats where i use effects and wacky filters to bring the another trance in, its crazy man but i cant tell you a ceratin technique its all about the tracks, you can mix a nice house break with a trance break while you get the pitch up on the house track, thats what i normally try
@donzaliko and I am happy that YOU were born, and have registered on TH-cam, cuz that was a funny comment and it made my day. Thanks.
Hey nice johnathon im sure armand van buuren would have liked that keep it up
another great tutorial, well done man, you do excellent videos.
Awesome video, great tunes and keep them coming!! thanks
hi man!! love trance
drop the bass...
k
depends of the track...
nice tutorial ...
big hug
keep
Wow! Thanks! I'd really like to make some trance!!!! I'm impressed by that staff that Djs use. And trance music is the best in the whole world, I fell always so free when I'm listening to Tiësto or van Buuren or every else good-sounding-trance-track. Could you tell where I can find these things you have? And what about price of this? If I want some good one, but not too expensive, could you give me some tips, brands etc.?:) Thank you in advance!:)
Nice vid dude! But I think that you should put the camera overhead for a better view (let me know if I'm wrong in my english, please)..
:D
wow yeah that was a pretty smooth transition
nice thanks,
have you done / will do a "how to mix trance -> electronic " vid? :)
can u please make a tutorial how to mix electro house music, how to use eq on electro house tracks, big thanks
thanks mate... i'm gettin decks very soon this will help me alot..
i know that the first track's name is :
Coast 2 Coast ft. Le Sal and Phoenix - Cut Me [John O'Callaghan Rework]
Very Trancee :) Good explanation and good choice of tunes there too.
I know what you mean, depends on the track though - I find hard house or hard trance is best like that, I try to be more subtle when I'm onto floatier stuff.
From Mexico... Thankyou very much dude x)
Great vid Jon...
BTW, What happened to your left trustworthy 800Mk2?
excellent mate...whats the song playing at 6: 50 on the left side??
@tombarca24 pitch control..there's no auto-sync button like on Virtual DJ
Dude,You ARE A LEGEND!
Hi Jonathan, I had been following tutorial for a while. I must admit that I have become a fan of yours. I like Paul Oakenfold, Above & Beyond, PVD, Matt Darey, Ferry Corsten, John Digweed and many more. I love trance music, not the Goa ones, but the classic progressive trance. However, do you have any idea about the A&H xone:3D/4D midi mixer? Please advise... :)
I totally agree with you, keep up the good work!
Nice tutorials you ´ve been doin here.
actually they're all 165 bpm to be exact, some are rarely 150 bpm but usually they're 165 because it's more progressive than compared to hard trance and hardstyle which is 138 - 145 a real peice of piss to mix so no worries in mixing them at all really . What I founded useful in mixing prog trance is that I set the pitch on a low level on the plus side (i.e +2 or +5%) that way when you mix em in order you can actually estimate the pitch properly.
@srekal88 What if im 15 and i live in a rural area >.> what then bud what then? This is here as a resource for those who cant watch a mix live. It may not be ideal for you but for those who cant go to a club or some other type of show its great. I learn so much more from these vids as well because he actually explains every last detail. I dont care if people learned from observation before youtube and online tutorials and there is nothing wrong with using new resources that are out there now.
@SiIXEN037 2-3000ish (AUD) it all depends on how much you already know and how serious you are about it, also depending on the venues/events you want to look at getting into and the genre you're looking at you may want different players/mixers than if you were playing at a different place or playing different styles, keep exploring videos and keep asking questions!!
will you do a tutorial for electro on Vinyls??
Hey, do you have have a tutorial on how to mix ambient music/chill out music?
Long awaited video for me :)
You know how you mentioned in the end of the video "its a good idea to play the whole track"... Would that/can that be applied towards hard house?
pristine explanation my friend. very helpful 5 stars
Excellent! thanks so much !
i finally see some trance up there ^_^. i'm assuming your not into any gabber or hardstyle?
i never saw you talk about anything involing gabber or hardstyle,
i'm just guessing you probably wouldn't bother much since your mostly a hip-hop guy or house type of guy from the vids i saw so far.
this vid is something different ^_^
well it doesn't matter what music type anyone is,cause there's one thing we all have in common.....love for music XD
hey nive johnathon im sure armand van buuren would liked that keep it up
Each DJ has his own way of playing different tracks and sets. Why dis the bloke all this info is free. I have been DJing for 30 years and watching this for the new technology and not how to mix. I make my own mind about that when I play the promo at home
well done jon. i mix trance, its the best :)
excellent video, thank you for the tips
Hi, good tutorial.. what's the name of that track/artist at 6:46??
i love techno trance! Does this work for all trance genres? Cause I want to mix psy trance.
very good, what are the name of those tracks?
Its awesome..... i learning a lot of him =)
so with trance music, what do you do while you're waiting for the track to end? it just seems like there is nothing for me to do, with trance music there aren't as many as good spots to mix into like with house
how do you mix EBM INDUSTRIAL? Nice job with these tutorials.
EMOTIONAL/UPLIFTING FTW!!
Works for most trance genres, because they all have a build/break schematic
@psillyme1 I LOVE DJing Trance. 135-140 is the best and easiest, IMO.
Songs:
*Coast 2 Coast Feat. Le Sal & Phoenix - Cut Me.
*Cronin & Morley - Enlightenment
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@idiuinuendum theres a clear difference between trance and house and if you cant spot it your special