Super tight DJ Transitions - Looping in
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Many people have commented on recent mixes I have uploaded asking why am I looping the incoming track and in short I do this for a few reasons.
1. It gives me time to beat match and get the track ready
2, it also means I can tease in the track for an extended period of time and
3: it also means I gain more control of my mixing and as long as I remember to release the loop at the right time I find it’s a really fun way to be creative with the way you play.
So 100% this video is a must watch for all DJs that want more to do when they play but more than that, it’s for people that like the idea of gaining more control of their mixing, as trust me, looping in is really cool and the more control you have over your transitions the more your confidence will shine through when you play. - เพลง
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This guy's chopping is mega rad.
Coming soon!
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Loved it! I'd been doing it with samples but almost doing a call and release with the 2 decks is something I'd not thought about. Excellent tip :)
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I wanna hang out with you in real life -- you're so chill.
Super cool right. He is so vibrant and possitive
Haha thanks Max, you never know it could happen - fingers crossed. I am very approachable and love hanging with students / friends :)
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I watch these videos just for his personality I swear I giggle like.. yo I like this dude
Yes, please do a video on chopping. I’ve always wanted to incorporate that in my mixes.
Yes, I would like to see it, too!
I love your enthusiasm when you do this kind of stuff. It’s absolutely infectious
I'd love to see a video on transitioning between tracks which are different tempos/styles.
Echo + Low Filter on both tracks on the bridge fade out the main tune while bringing up the filter and echo on the new track :)
I'm a slower house dj, and I do this all the time, layering tracks to add more and then bringing in the next song
I like to use Loop In and Out so people get familiarized with the incomming track and to make more progressive and longer mixs.
Sometimes doing some sort of Callback like comedians do in stand up comedy and make some sort of dejavu moment on the dance floor.
Andrew, just wanted to let you know I bought your course a few weeks ago and am already doing 1hr+ mixes! I'm getting the transitions right about 2/3rds of the time so obviously not perfect but so much better than I thought I'd be doing so soon. Thanks for doing such a good job on the content in the course!
This is awesome Kevin, can't wait to hear your mix!!
I always use looping in. Been doing it for years.
10:43 wow! thank you!
I use beatjump to do this same thing, without looping. So looping is a great way to achieve the the same long blend mashup style of transitioning without beatjump
Please make the chopping video ! I would love that
Alright after watching you chop up that dnb... it's time to join your online DJ school! Thank you for sharing such amazing kowledge/experience with us!
woo hoo, welcome to the Tribe!
Chopping...,yes, PLEASE! You’re teaching me a lot, DJ Guru.
Would love a video on chopping! Keep up the good work
Dude I absolutely love your interest in a huge variety of genres. And it's not a "I have to listen to everything to be good at my job. " It's a legitimate enjoyment and passion for every genre you play. Pretty rare I hear dj's so willing to just drop some drum and bass that aren't heavily imbedded in the scene.
Thanks for dropping that knowledge as usual. Always find myself excited when I see you've uploaded a new video, even if I already have a pretty good understanding of the subject. Keep being you.
Thanks mate I really appreciate this and super glad you noticed :)
The biggest thing I learned from this video is how to smile and be enthusiastic about something I’ve done thousands of time over the past 20 years 😁 Love it, mate
Man, your smile is awesome your skills are amazing and your jawline is gorgeous! I love you
Thank you so much 🤗
The songs at 11:30 work unbelievably well together, just WOW 🤯
7:17 - Love it!
It's 12:46am I have work in the motning but can't switch off.. luckily I'm in Sydney I'll doing this course
Can't wait to meet you and get started!!
Thank you!
Awesome video, love the valuable information.
Dude, you're awesome
Love seeing another DJ do this! Love looping the in coming track :)
That last mix was sick! 💥💥💥
You are literally such a joy to watch!!
I'm digging consistent uploads man, every time I come across you videos they remind me to stop ignoring my gear and actually practice.
Love your energy and your videos and especially the dnb BIG UP
Thx, thats really helpful, also thumbs up for that dnb !
Quality video. Thanks for another inspiring session. Yes please to chopping 👍🏼
Thank u for one more great lesson!
Best DJ tutorials on YT. You da bomb Andrew.
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You're an inspiration! Thank you for all of these FREE super helpful tutorials
You love your job!
Very insightful video and positive as always! Thank you for making these videos very helpful
Cool, cool! Thanks man! you rock!
Amazing video! Will try this today!
Another class video
Love your videos top man
7.17 connecting with music, love it bro 👍
Fantastic dj, the knowledge is insane 👍
Man I love your videos. Your energy and passion for djaying swaps through the screen. Greetings from Germany!!!
Someone’s a big Metrik fan! Helpful stuff brother, thank you 🙏
gotta love some dnb
Thanks for this video Andrew!!! This is a great addition to the awesome info in your course! Looping in is so key, thanks for your wisdom as always. Love it mate, nothing like connecting with the music. Big love.
The course is a Game. Changer. thankful for you brotha.
Hahah.. I was kind of waiting for this one to show up, "looping" tracks in and out, is essentially the golden egg of mixing! It makes the mixes sound simply, Beautiful and Fluent :)
Super 👌🤘🎧
I love to see how you enjoy mixing this looping in styles! This is my favourite transition technique for spontanoues privat sessions at home!
Yes we would love a video on chopping. And i use looping almost in every song i mix, it gives u more power and u can control the time so u never slip a beat. Great video as always.
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Dude, congrats for your videos ni’m starting to dj and your videos have being my go to. Cheers from Portugal! 🇵🇹
Since you made the first time you said about, I do enjoying it... lots of fun
Thank you :)
I fell in love with jungle and drum and bass over lockdown and am learning to dj, thank God for TH-cam! So much to learn and new challenges, didn't know how much there is to it!
I started doing looping in my mixes a couple weeks ago and loving it
No turning back!
Another brill vid 👍
This guy is a legend! So easy to listen and learn and so enthusiastic! 👌🎧
Thanks mate I appreciate this :)
Just found you, I tried the looping in, I loved it! going to stay with. subbed.
Really enjoying your videos Andrew you look like your having so much fun and smashing some of these mixes fair play. Great tips!
Thanks 👍
I just want to say that I have found you're video super beneficial..I am new to djing " Bedroom Dj"..Been in the club scene since my late teens and I'm now 44..Love all you're vid completely hooked ...thank you take care
I do this loads when a really well known intro is in the song, old skool uk house hits the best with looping
Remember to have fun, you may find some happy accidents by trying new things.
Definitely up for a video on chopping ✋🏽
I agree, looping is a great way to introduce tracks. I set several cue-points per track and always use one of them to mix in or out. I hardly ever use the play/pause button unless I want to stutter or brake. Excellent video!
The Master.
Haha - thanks mate :)
Wish I was this happy for one hour out of every day how do you do it man I admire that
Haha - I have bad moments but generally speaking I try to keep my focus on the good in my life - you should watch my video about being successful as a DJ - fake it till you make it - I talk about stuff that's true to my heart - creating - positive thinking - I love that stuff :)
Funny I use to do this too and still do it today
This guy is fisher in 20 years
Yes please to the chopping video man! Sounded so sick in your examples!
I already did, I think it may have been the video after this one lol!
I like doing this with house tracks that have a vocal that starts too soon for my liking - it lets me make a longer, more subtle transition without rushing to get the old song out before the vocal hits. You can also combine incoming and outgoing loops. Loop the incoming one until there’s a break in the vocal of the outgoing track. Then loop that one and release the loop on incoming so it continues
Mate you smash it every time if people took your course they would get a lot more I took your course 6 months ago and its a must and what you did there is exactly the way I mix it’s all about control especially for me when I don’t set queues🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
Thanks so much I really appreciate this :)
someone's having fun!!
That's the mantra - enjoy yourself no matter what!
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Finally got first comment, love your videos man! Been looking forever for a good looping tutorial :)
Woooo hooooo!!! Thanks AJ
Please do a video on chopping with Hardstyle or Hardcore Music. This would be awesome😍
Yeaaah man!! 🤙🏻😂🤙🏻🤙🏻
One of the best DJ channels to exist online. Just stopping by to give you a shout man.
Thanks mate I appreciate this :)
This is a great technique especially for House/Techno/Trance DJs. But the key is that whole release part ;). You can't get distracted which is easy to do during a mix, where your busy with get the levels and EQs right. What I mostly like is when the incoming track surprises the listener when a phrase takes over the outgoing track. This also allows you to drop in tracks with melodies or vocals only without beats. Other techniques you drop in buildup first or the outro of the incoming song and then mix in the beginning.
MINUTE 11 WTFFFF!!!!!! I BEGAN TO DANCE
I just saw your other vid where you already confirmed the Chopping video lesson, but here's another vote anyway!
After seeing you playing around with it, I've had some fun myself and I must say, boy is that fun! I loved chopping Crowd Control by Fisher and Speakerphone by Biscits together :D
Awesome, thank you!
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Please make a video on chopping!!
That’s what I do all the time lol
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Did someone get hooked on DnB after doing that mix a while ago :) ? I know the feeling, ha ha.
Haha 1000%
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Hello Andrew👋👋 Can u make epizode with some Base House looping transitions?
I can try
I naturally did this and still do when on my controller but my instructor found this odd and discouraged me from doing it, which I do when preparing for a club gig on a CDJ.
In short, do you!
I love doing it and personally found when doing this live people always responded really well. However make sure you couple it with high pass filter otherwise it can a little intense.
@@ClubReadyDJSchool On the CDJ, if you press the 4 beat loop button once you load a song (before pressing play) will it set at the first four beats of the song?
Also, can you press the 4 beat loop button to end the loop or you must press the loop exit button?
hello, love your chanel... very in depth alot of work put in... do you have any interest in hardgroove and would you do a vid on that? keep up the great work =)
Sure thing sounds fun - if you want to send me some tracks and suggestions that'd be sweet: andrew@clubreadydjschool.com
@@ClubReadyDJSchool omg, i didnt think youd even reply haha... yeah hardgroove is FUN!!!againi must say, great chanel.
I did more research on the Club Mixer vs the 1000SRT. Seems Pioneer didn’t use an actual EQ Isolator on the SRT like the DJM series. It’s a bit of a draw back but it works ok.
I’d rather have the full EQ Isolation. Hopefully the DDJ XDJ XZ is ironed out when it’s time to upgrade.
Hi I have the XDJ XZ and it does have full eq isolation you have to do it in reckordbox software
@@adammander7108 I have no idea. If anything look on the Pioneer DJ website or in your PDF manual. The EQ Isolation function is a hardware setting ( mechanical switch ) on the Pioneer DJ DJM Club Gear series mixers like what Andrew uses.
Pls chop riddim
Video on chopping 100%
Please make a phrasing video, I mostly mess this up in my mixes and play a song for too long
I feel phrasing needs to be conditioned - check out my fundamentals course - I guarantee it'll get you where you need to be fast: www.clubreadydjschool.com/courses/club-ready-dj-course/
Thanks
Is there a video on how to mix jungle?
Not yet but great idea!!!
@@ClubReadyDJSchool thanks for the reply looking forward to the video
Hey mate just in case you come across this comment, I'm having trouble mixing songs that are drastically different in bpm. I know they'll work well together but I was wondering if you had any tips for that sort of shift. Hope you can let me know man much love.
Claude Gray what's the bpm difference?
If both songs have a break to mix into that can sometimes work. Or find a premade bpm transition track. Record pools usually have them
100% this video is on my to do but there are already a few in queue.
You can loop the incoming track and use sync to mix the two and then speed up or slow to the second tracks original bpm. Try not to drag this out too long or with a mix that’s too busy or it will sound trashy and muddy. You can use your eq’s to mitigate this but only to an extent, and you only have one hand to work with since you’re adjusting bpm simultaneously. Good luck.
hey coach well now that your button is going I guess you have an excuse to go ahead and buy a few cdj3000's and sell those ones to some locals for a fair price eh?
Names of the tracks used while chopping...pls!
London Burn it Up by Benny Page and Holy Moly by Document One
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