Yes! Song selection is, bottom line, the most important part of DJing. But, the focus of the video is on technique, so I didn't discuss that anymore here. This is more of the "how" rather than the "what" :)
Sure, but if everything blends together perfectly it might also become a bit stale. So i think it's fun to mix it up (pun intended) every so often to keep the crowd on their toes ^^
you may have great ingredients, but if you don't know how to work with them, your dish is going to taste like shit song selection is the most important part of DJing, but it's not an excuse to avoid learning relevant technique
@@DJTimeLockEhh, not really. I’ve been going to clubs (and DJing in them) for nearly thirty years. All you need to _get_ a crowd dancing is a bouncy groove and a bit of familiarity. If it’s a song they’re even somewhat familiar with, they’ll get engaged (which is why any Michael Jackson song is an instant party starter). Once you have them dancing and on your side, as long as you keep the groove going, you’re good. I’ve found that these James Hype-type of transitions are what make a crowd lose interest. It gives them audio whiplash, and it tires their minds out quickly. You can’t do peak time all the time. As Carlo said in this video, if you are going to use these flashy techniques, keep them to a bare minimum. One in the beginning of your set, one at the peak, and one towards the end of your set.
I’ve watched hundreds of dj mixing “how to’s” including yours, but this is by far the best explainer of all mixing options and this is defo going to be useful,thanks for taking the time to put these videos together mate, much appreciated 🙏🏻
I'm really so happy you think so! I try to make all my tutorials as concise as possible; I tend to forget what's common knowledge at times, so I just go with all the steps I can think of! 🥳
OMG. This is pure gold! This video feels like a full mixing class in 20 minutes. I’m going to spend the next week going through this minute by minute. Thank you for putting together such a great compilation!
I was doing the same with EQ transitions without knowing much, just experimenting. Thanks for your videos, they help me to feel more confident and to perfect my technique.
Perfectly explained, some of the simpler techniques seemed more complicated in other videos but the way you present it makes it so simple and obvious, thank you
One thing to add on eq'ing is that it's really something you can feel out in the moment. Instead of following a procedure every transition which will get repetitive, just get good intuition of how a mix responds when you eq and allow yourself to be creative every time
That's true! It's hard to pin down in a video, but there's a billion and a half ways to play with the EQ per transition to get everything right. This was just a basic dive into it
one thing i learned from my (relatively short) journey so far is that if i fk up a mix, DO NOT PANIC and just act as if it was intentional and keep hyping up the crowd, because they usually don’t gaf unless it’s a fest or smth and even then, don’t let one mistake ruin the night. for example, at a party i was at, my friend was playing and i was in the booth, he PANICKED and i told him to just breathe and quickly play the next song
I cant wait to get myself a controller! Definitely looking at the flx4! Love the idea of the smart fade as it would make transitions really simple but im more excited about learning to mix manually by ear
@@djcarlo Do you think the flx4 is the way to go to begin with?? Ive been looking at a few resale ddj400's as well as a couple of others, Hecules and numark also?
It sure did the job just right. Thank you brother. I’m going to be watching many more of your tutorials. I have a topic I’d like you to cover at some point - Wav Vs Flac Vs MP3 files. I ask this specifically cause the DJ pools seem to be providing only mp3 format.
Thankyou my idol... I been DJing in smalls bars already, and your my inspiration... I aslo get drunk while djing hehehe... I love my job... I got many friends already at the bar
Sir, you are amazing!!! Thank you for your passion and generosity. I have a question: I adjusted the "Traffic Light Section" to Key 2 and made sure it was on Master, but when I put a track on nothing was highlighted in my other tracks - even though I have tracks in the same key. Am I missing something?
AMAZING brother, question, could you do a transition guide like this for a mini controller like the Hercules Starlight? The options are a bit more limited but you can still create very cool transitions for such a small controller! For professionals on the road :) LOVE FROM AMSTERDAM
Really glad I stumbled onto your channel. Amazing music with great tips! Big fan of the 9+ hr vid that had all your tutorials spliced together, but looks like it's been deleted. Will it be added back anytime soon?
your video editing, skills & techniques are next level. I have been djing most of my adult life... this channel he greatly contributed to my djing game leveling up big time. Thank you Carlo.
Good evening, very nice video, I wanted to ask a question that may be unrelated, but could you recommend a relatively cheap speaker to connect to my Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 DJ Controller and maybe you could tell me what cables I need like usb, rca to connect them because I've seen a lot of videos and I can't find someone to explain them in detail, I also don't know if the computer plays a role but I have a macbook air, thank you very much for your patience🙂💛
I remember that you mentioned a website once in one of your videos that automaticly adjust all song files to the same volume. Can‘t find the video now, what was the website called?
Oh man, it's been a while, but I believe you're talking about the program Mixed In Key. Most DJ programs do that automatically now though once you've analyzed your tracks
DJ Carlo I am a music producer. I make my own music on my MPC 37 key MPC 61 key and I played bass. Also, what is a good DJ controller that’s portable that has a drum machine so I can collaborate with my MPC 37 key and my 61 . The reason is because when my performing on the producer and I’m gonna have to DJ at the same time why because I can’t afford a DJ point me in the right direction.
Is the first method work with techno mixing as well? I mean having the next song eq put to 12 o’clock. Is it necessary to use this method with key mixing? Tbh I don’t put much attention on key mixing with my techno songs rather in bpm. Dunno is that wrong but it gives meg more freedom ofc i am just a beginner but I just trying to get different opinions.
Cdj lang gamit ko Yung sa cp. Ibibigay Kasi ng boss ko Yung binili niya na numark mixtrack Yung maliit na may discolight na Kasama. Papanoorin ko LAHAT ng vids mo for tutorial🥰
one funny quirk in my setup is that i have a $2k bose speaker (the l1) but i use 3.5mm to connect to it bc there isn’t rca on it haha i need to get an xlr soundcard
@@djcarlo yeah i’ve been eyeing up the hercules t7 but i cannot bring myself to switch to serato from rb so can you recommend something in the pioneer/alphatheta ecosystem? (my speaker also has trs btw)
It's not the focus of the channel, haha, and I learned from other TH-camrs! 3 things: 1) Front camera for when I'm talking 2) Overhead camera for the demos 3) Screen Recorder for the digital stuff, plus recording from the DJ program Editing is done on Final Cut Pro The list of equipment i use is in the descriptions under the Amazon link
You'll need to listen to the song mostly, but it's normally where you have breaks. It still depends on your preferences though, as to where you want to mix your songs. I have a tutorial on preparing music on the channel if you want to learn more 😊
I personally just tend to use Serato and Rekordbox most, so I stick to them! I did a pretty comprehensive update video on Djay Pro when 5 was released though!
Check out my Beginner DJ videos on that! The one on preparing songs might be of help. But, short answer, you'll really just need to listen to the songs
I don't know, as that's outside my field of expertise, but I've asked a friend who worked for radio, and he's seen it happen before, so I guess it's possible! 😆
@@djcarlo Thank you so much for helping me out,you always reply to my questions,thank you so much that means a lot to me,love ❣️ your content and also your attitude towards the people,thank you again
Yo I have a rev 1 use serato I’m trying to use reckoned his it’s so weird my tracks not doing anything can’t press play on my controller but If I press play on Mac I hear in controller headphones help
@@djcarlo I haven't used a cdj yet, it seems very intimidating. Especially with using ddj 400, the stacked waveforms is easier to hit the cue points and beatmatch. Mainly this two points itself. You can even do a yt short on how to practice for the waveform difference in both the controllers
Ah, well, the cue points you can fix up using Rekordbox, or other similar programs. But with the wave forms, try beatmatching without looking at them. You can check my How To Beatmatch video to learn more about just beatmatching by ear
I don’t understand, at the beginning of the video you said the “pros” mix by slightly lowering the current songs low end, while gradually bringing in the next song with the low end at neutral position. Then later in the video you completely contradicted that by bringing in the next song with the low end all the way down. Do you just do this to mix it up? Can you explain?
Most Pros use the first method and that goes for DJs who DJ Hip Hop, Top 40, House, etc. The second part is a specialized way House DJs mix using all their EQs :)
@@djcarlo You have no idea how helpful these videos have been for my career. You have helped me improve my DJ skills more than any other content creator on any platform. Thank you so much. I am so thankful for you 100
@@djcarlo well the wheel just broke i cant scratch anymore and the quality was just bad so the pads stopped responding THATS WHY NEVER BUY A NUMARK PARTY MIX LIVE ill just have to save up for the FLX4
I've realized that if you select correctly your songs the blends apear to your mind magically and more often than not you don't need to do crazy stuff to make it sound really nice. This super complex mixing techniques are not as useful as they seem because each song has what i would call a "blending vibe" as if the song were whispering "hey, this is the path". And almost always isn't that complex. You know, at the end this is art, not a sport, DJing is not a competition to see who can make the hardest transition but a performance to enjoy the best sensitivity and selection. If you want to do crazy stuff do it, but don't feel forced to master those techniques, that is not the essence.
In the big picture, I'd just like to think of it as let folks enjoy the way the wanna mix. Some people feel their mixes, others study their mixes and are a bit more technical, others combine both and add more elements. That's why I keep coming up with these tutorials without getting too complicated for the most part; having fun is what DJing is all about, but the skill is still necessary if you ask me.
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Song selection is everything.. i find its way more pleasant to hear song that blend together than having a fancy Pro play
Yes! Song selection is, bottom line, the most important part of DJing. But, the focus of the video is on technique, so I didn't discuss that anymore here. This is more of the "how" rather than the "what" :)
Sure, but if everything blends together perfectly it might also become a bit stale. So i think it's fun to mix it up (pun intended) every so often to keep the crowd on their toes ^^
@@Me-tp6ll agreed! 💯
you may have great ingredients, but if you don't know how to work with them, your dish is going to taste like shit
song selection is the most important part of DJing, but it's not an excuse to avoid learning relevant technique
@@DJTimeLockEhh, not really. I’ve been going to clubs (and DJing in them) for nearly thirty years. All you need to _get_ a crowd dancing is a bouncy groove and a bit of familiarity. If it’s a song they’re even somewhat familiar with, they’ll get engaged (which is why any Michael Jackson song is an instant party starter). Once you have them dancing and on your side, as long as you keep the groove going, you’re good. I’ve found that these James Hype-type of transitions are what make a crowd lose interest. It gives them audio whiplash, and it tires their minds out quickly. You can’t do peak time all the time.
As Carlo said in this video, if you are going to use these flashy techniques, keep them to a bare minimum. One in the beginning of your set, one at the peak, and one towards the end of your set.
I’ve been DJing 30+ years. Best explanation I’ve seen in a 20 min video. And there was new stuff I’m looking to try too. Massive respect for DJ Carlo.
Thank you do much! I tried to make the video as packed and concise as possible haha
I was unintentionally doing these without prior knowledge about them, this video made me even feel better about my progress, love the work
Amazing! That just means that you've gotten far enough in your DJing to have discovered these techniques on your own. So proud of you!
I’ve watched hundreds of dj mixing “how to’s” including yours, but this is by far the best explainer of all mixing options and this is defo going to be useful,thanks for taking the time to put these videos together mate, much appreciated 🙏🏻
I'm really so happy you think so! I try to make all my tutorials as concise as possible; I tend to forget what's common knowledge at times, so I just go with all the steps I can think of! 🥳
OMG. This is pure gold! This video feels like a full mixing class in 20 minutes. I’m going to spend the next week going through this minute by minute. Thank you for putting together such a great compilation!
You're very welcome! I feel like these are all very important ideas that every DJ should know, so im glad you appreciate the lessons!
I was doing the same with EQ transitions without knowing much, just experimenting. Thanks for your videos, they help me to feel more confident and to perfect my technique.
That's awesome! That means you've essentially discovered some of the techniques on your own. Proud of you buddy!
Perfectly explained, some of the simpler techniques seemed more complicated in other videos but the way you present it makes it so simple and obvious, thank you
I try to make all the techniques as easy to digest as possible on this channel, so I'm glad you think so! :D
One thing to add on eq'ing is that it's really something you can feel out in the moment. Instead of following a procedure every transition which will get repetitive, just get good intuition of how a mix responds when you eq and allow yourself to be creative every time
That's true! It's hard to pin down in a video, but there's a billion and a half ways to play with the EQ per transition to get everything right. This was just a basic dive into it
one thing i learned from my (relatively short) journey so far is that if i fk up a mix, DO NOT PANIC and just act as if it was intentional and keep hyping up the crowd, because they usually don’t gaf unless it’s a fest or smth and even then, don’t let one mistake ruin the night. for example, at a party i was at, my friend was playing and i was in the booth, he PANICKED and i told him to just breathe and quickly play the next song
Well said!
your the best man giving tips
I always try to give the best tips! Nothing can beat education!
I cant wait to get myself a controller! Definitely looking at the flx4! Love the idea of the smart fade as it would make transitions really simple but im more excited about learning to mix manually by ear
It's such a fun feature to use! I'd highly recommend it
@@djcarlo Do you think the flx4 is the way to go to begin with?? Ive been looking at a few resale ddj400's as well as a couple of others, Hecules and numark also?
I always end your vids with new thoughts in my head. Thanks again for the inspiration to get behind the tables.
Youre very welcome! That's what my videos are supposed to do 🥳
Thank you for this. Very well explained and you have covered the most important aspects in a brief but clear manner.
Thank you! I really try to make sure my videos are as well explained as possible 🥳
It sure did the job just right. Thank you brother. I’m going to be watching many more of your tutorials. I have a topic I’d like you to cover at some point - Wav Vs Flac Vs MP3 files. I ask this specifically cause the DJ pools seem to be providing only mp3 format.
Booaa Dj Carlo, Sempre ensinando melhor as técnicas.
Muito bom aprender com um gênio😁🙏👏
Obrigado! I always try to teach something new in these videos, so I'm glad they work out for you!
thank you so damn much. I was starting to doubt if I had made a good choice with getting a FLX 4 and now I'm way more motivated.
Yes! The FLX4 is pretty great as a controller overall. Very balanced
@@djcarlo another question:how would I map the sampler mode of my flx4 to neuralmix?
Thankyou my idol...
I been DJing in smalls bars already, and your my inspiration...
I aslo get drunk while djing hehehe...
I love my job... I got many friends already at the bar
That's awesome! Don't get too drunk though, but make sure, of course, youre having a good time as is everyone else!
I've been watching your mixing techniques for years! Thank you so much for inspiring me DJ Carlo!
Oh man, thank you so much! I'm hoping your still learning new things from the channel
@@djcarlo Yes! Still learning new things from you. Thank you!
Love this content. Always helping us become better 🎉🎉
It's one of the main goals of the channel! I just love watching the world learn
Awesome work, brother! Keep it up! 🫡
Thanks as always man!! Good to see youre still sticking around for the videos as always! 🥳
@@djcarlo of course! 😂
very beneficial ideas .. thank you
Youre very welcome! Hope you get to make use of them!
Ну как обычно, лучший - спасибо за класссный гайд!
And as always, you're very welcome! More of these nuggets of information coming up soon!
Sir, you are amazing!!! Thank you for your passion and generosity. I have a question: I adjusted the "Traffic Light Section" to Key 2 and made sure it was on Master, but when I put a track on nothing was highlighted in my other tracks - even though I have tracks in the same key. Am I missing something?
Let me get back to you on that! I think something chaged between this video and Rekordbox 7. Try it with Key 3 too!
Loving your vids - super helpful 🎉
Thank you! So glad you enjoy the tutorials buddy!
Awesome boss helps a lot DJ CARLO ❤
That's what I make sure the videos do! Glad you think so!
Big Ups to you Carlo, I appreciate it
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you learned something new from this video! :D
Excellent video 😊
Thank you so much! Which technique did you enjoy the most?
Simple.Easy.Elegant @DjCarlo U 🤘🏻
That's how I like to keep it on this channel 🤩
Thank you so much Dj Carlo, I'm learning a lot from your videos!
Couldn't find the stem mapping files though 😅
Oops, let me check on that! May have forgotten to write it down in the description
Hey Carlo. Great vid like always.
Would you be able to do a tutorial on cue points and where to put them so you can use them in an open format?
Ohhhh, that's a bit of a stretch there as it really changes per song. I do have tutorials on cue points in general from a while back! Check it out!
Thanks man! besides Rekordbox and Serato "How to" Please add Algoriddim Dj .... i guess is about time 🍻
Great idea! I might start going deeper into their software soon
Thank you as always 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You're very much welcome!!! Which bit did you find the most useful?
@@djcarloThe Bass swap section
great information thank you
Youre very welcome! Really glad you appreciate the content!
AMAZING brother, question, could you do a transition guide like this for a mini controller like the Hercules Starlight? The options are a bit more limited but you can still create very cool transitions for such a small controller! For professionals on the road :) LOVE FROM AMSTERDAM
Check out my videos with the DJControl Mix! Same layout, just some things remapped
I can’t believe this is free, thank you Dj Carlo 🙏
This is the place to get the best free tutorials! I just love watching the world learn 🥳
Imma bout to start djing soon maybe this is a sign! 😮🙏 thx
It is! Listen to what the algor-- I mean the universe is telling you!
@@djcarlo hahaha thanks tho really imma binge watch ur channel 🫡
Thank you very much!
Youre very welcome! Which one did you find most useful?
good information thank you
Youre very welcome! Hope you found something useful!
Really glad I stumbled onto your channel. Amazing music with great tips! Big fan of the 9+ hr vid that had all your tutorials spliced together, but looks like it's been deleted. Will it be added back anytime soon?
I'll try working on it! It keep working on that
Love you brother
Thanks broskie! Really appreciate the love!
Топовый способ, спасибо!
You're very welcome! Did you learn something new from the video? 🥳
thank you
The Guetta meme always cracks me up. 😂
I will never not find it funny!
good teacher
Thank you! I try my best to spread the best lessons about DJing! :D
your video editing, skills & techniques are next level. I have been djing most of my adult life... this channel he greatly contributed to my djing game leveling up big time. Thank you Carlo.
I'm so glad the videos do Duvall! We're always about spreading the word of knowledge here 🥳
and for the buildup loop transition, can you make a tutorial where you do something with the “AAAALLLLLL” in n’s in paris?
I already did! It's a Zedd breakdown video
@@djcarlo ik that one, but i mean like in the style of the one more time vs losing it one yk?
Good evening, very nice video, I wanted to ask a question that may be unrelated, but could you recommend a relatively cheap speaker to connect to my Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 DJ Controller and maybe you could tell me what cables I need like usb, rca to connect them because I've seen a lot of videos and I can't find someone to explain them in detail, I also don't know if the computer plays a role but I have a macbook air, thank you very much for your patience🙂💛
I'm not so well versed on speakers, so that'll need a little more research, but RCAs are what you'll need for the FLX4. A MacBook Air should be fine
honestly man for the time being you could always go to a thrift store and pick something up for super cheap
Thanks man
You're welcome! What's your favorite technique so far?
First looping and second eq buttons
You should do a frat party mix
I've done a few actually! Check out some of my older mixes, especially the DJControl Mix ones
Nice
Thank you! I do hope you learned something new from the video! 🥳
I remember that you mentioned a website once in one of your videos that automaticly adjust all song files to the same volume. Can‘t find the video now, what was the website called?
Oh man, it's been a while, but I believe you're talking about the program Mixed In Key. Most DJ programs do that automatically now though once you've analyzed your tracks
Very good DJ CARLO-DJ WALKER FEMALE DJ FROM LONDON
Glad you saw this video too Walker!
This is great but i have a DDJ REV 1 can i do the same techniques on there?
Yes you can! These are fairly basic techniques overall, so they can be replicated on most controllers 🤩
Wow insanely helpful wtf
I try to make all my videos as helpful as possible 🤩
Hi Carlo, great video! the only thing is that my rekordbox isn't showing the "traffic light" even though i changed it like you showed in the video.
That's strange! Your tracks are all analyzed too, right?
@@djcarlo Yes. Stems also show. Any other ideas?
Would you prefer the rane four or the ddj-flx10?
Personally, I prefer the FLX10, but thats because I go between Serato and Rekordbox
@@djcarlo Thanks! I was leaning more towards the flx10. I just wanted to get a 2nd opinion from a pro.
hey man, can you tell me what the songs playing in the eq section from 14:18 onwards are?
Oh man, I don't remember the names of the songs. Sorry!
@@djcarlo ok dw thanks anyways!
Question Carlo, I have the stem feature on but when i go to mix it won't let me use it and shows a lock icon (rekordbox)
Oh, strange. What controller are you using, and are you totally updated?
is it possible on FLX4 to remap SMART CFX button to toggle between noise/filter effect?
I'd say so! I haven't tried it myself though
I was thinking flac is the best audio data? What do you think about those? Are wav still better to use?
FLAC would be superior, but it's also far less common than WAV. That's why I just went with WAV for this video
@@djcarlo Ah I see, thanks for clarifying :)
Plus i'd say that wav is uncompressed file format , so it took more space on your drive but also analysing faster by software.
amazing, cool
Thank you! Hope you learned a thing or two from the tutorial 🥳
DJ Carlo I am a music producer. I make my own music on my MPC 37 key MPC 61 key and I played bass. Also, what is a good DJ controller that’s portable that has a drum machine so I can collaborate with my MPC 37 key and my 61 . The reason is because when my performing on the producer and I’m gonna have to DJ at the same time why because I can’t afford a DJ point me in the right direction.
Oof, I don't think any have drum machines. You may wanna look into getting a Launchpad along with something like a FLX10
Hi! Want to try Mush Up but in Preferences says “enable the stems function”… could you recommend me please what can be the reason
Check out my Stems Guide video on how to activate your Stems! :)
@@djcarlo thank you so much! Will do 🫡
I have a DENON DJ SC LIVE 4 and for some reason can’t find the option to change my pads to stems, do you have to buy the serato dj pro?
Ohhhh, yeah, the option doesn't exist on Engine DJ for now. You'll need to use Serato DJ Pro
Is the first method work with techno mixing as well? I mean having the next song eq put to 12 o’clock. Is it necessary to use this method with key mixing? Tbh I don’t put much attention on key mixing with my techno songs rather in bpm. Dunno is that wrong but it gives meg more freedom ofc i am just a beginner but I just trying to get different opinions.
It should work with techno! But I'd highly recommend mixing in key with techno
Salamat kabayan
Youre super welcome pre!
Cdj lang gamit ko Yung sa cp. Ibibigay Kasi ng boss ko Yung binili niya na numark mixtrack Yung maliit na may discolight na Kasama. Papanoorin ko LAHAT ng vids mo for tutorial🥰
3:04 Are the CD decks turned off? meaning its a pre-recorded set?
Nope! They're actually very much on. The screens just don't show up well in full daylight; the lights and screens weren't designed for daytime hahaha
No entiendo el ingles pero lo que si se esque lees los comentarios y das corazones
Sí! Casi todas las repuestas! I just feel like it's a good way to keep in touch with the channel's community
Laptop is too weak for using stems, the rest of the video was very useful though thanks
Oh man! Well, maybe on the next upgrade? 🥳
one funny quirk in my setup is that i have a $2k bose speaker (the l1) but i use 3.5mm to connect to it bc there isn’t rca on it haha i need to get an xlr soundcard
You may wanna consider an XLR controller in the future. For now, I say your setup works. Youre still so young!
@@djcarlo yeah i’ve been eyeing up the hercules t7 but i cannot bring myself to switch to serato from rb so can you recommend something in the pioneer/alphatheta ecosystem? (my speaker also has trs btw)
Thanks
Woohoo!!! Thank you so much Stuart! Really appreciate that!
Bro pls put a video on how to esit video os mixing sets in free and what is angle of cameera when making video al l of the stuff
It's not the focus of the channel, haha, and I learned from other TH-camrs! 3 things:
1) Front camera for when I'm talking
2) Overhead camera for the demos
3) Screen Recorder for the digital stuff, plus recording from the DJ program
Editing is done on Final Cut Pro
The list of equipment i use is in the descriptions under the Amazon link
How do you know when the “mix in” and “mix out” points are?
You'll need to listen to the song mostly, but it's normally where you have breaks. It still depends on your preferences though, as to where you want to mix your songs. I have a tutorial on preparing music on the channel if you want to learn more 😊
Randomly came.across this video and all it's done is trigger my age old fantasy of being a dj 😂
Why not answer the call and give it a shot? It's a fun skill to learn!
Hey Carlo why you dont use djaypro in your videos ?
I personally just tend to use Serato and Rekordbox most, so I stick to them! I did a pretty comprehensive update video on Djay Pro when 5 was released though!
Sir san po ba tayo makaka bili ng flx4 na low price ? Salamat po😊
You can try ordering it through Guitar Center or Sweetwater, but sa Pinas, check mo nalang yung presyo ng JB Music o sa Pioneer DJ PH mismo
Where do you put the T on the wheel if the current track is in say... 10B??
You can mix with 9B, 10A, or 11B there! :)
Hi,the DDJ 800 controller it's compatible with Serato pro?
Unfortunately, no. It's a Rekordbox only controller. The DDJ 1000SRT and the FLX10 are both Serato compatible though!
How do you know the mix in and mix out point?
Check out my Beginner DJ videos on that! The one on preparing songs might be of help. But, short answer, you'll really just need to listen to the songs
If i already released a song on spotify independently can it get signed by a record label in the future???
I don't know, as that's outside my field of expertise, but I've asked a friend who worked for radio, and he's seen it happen before, so I guess it's possible! 😆
@@djcarlo Thank you so much for helping me out,you always reply to my questions,thank you so much that means a lot to me,love ❣️ your content and also your attitude towards the people,thank you again
hello dear remixer from Indonesia
Hello fellow South East Asian!
Yo I have a rev 1 use serato I’m trying to use reckoned his it’s so weird my tracks not doing anything can’t press play on my controller but If I press play on Mac I hear in controller headphones help
Oh man, that's strange. Are you using the latest version of Serato, and do you have all the drivers installed?
@@djcarlo no this is for reckordbox I use serato already
Plz reply
🔥
Glad you like the video! What was your favorite lesson so far?
i still find the in and out buttons a bit confusing. Can you push either to tigthen a loop?
Nope, you'll need to first make your loop, then press the out button again to allow it to tighten using the jogwheel
@djcarlo thanks for your response! And when should you use the in button for then, sorry if this sounds a silly question.
Just to signal the start of the loop
@@djcarlo thanks appreciate the feedback 👍 and the videos
salute
Hope you learned something new in this video! :D
Is there like a bars on you know survive DJ pro like you know like on the screen where you you know try to play music and then you will read it
I'm not quite sure what you mean buddy 😬
@@djcarlo oh
Hello Sir, waiting for your ddj to cdj video
Oh! What would you like to learn? There isn't too much to really talk about besides the lack of performance pads
@@djcarlo I haven't used a cdj yet, it seems very intimidating. Especially with using ddj 400, the stacked waveforms is easier to hit the cue points and beatmatch. Mainly this two points itself. You can even do a yt short on how to practice for the waveform difference in both the controllers
Ah, well, the cue points you can fix up using Rekordbox, or other similar programs. But with the wave forms, try beatmatching without looking at them. You can check my How To Beatmatch video to learn more about just beatmatching by ear
I don’t understand, at the beginning of the video you said the “pros” mix by slightly lowering the current songs low end, while gradually bringing in the next song with the low end at neutral position. Then later in the video you completely contradicted that by bringing in the next song with the low end all the way down. Do you just do this to mix it up? Can you explain?
Most Pros use the first method and that goes for DJs who DJ Hip Hop, Top 40, House, etc. The second part is a specialized way House DJs mix using all their EQs :)
@@djcarlo Been playing for many years and never used your method, what you doing is new age crap for commercial tracks.
Practice: 1:55
Practicing your EQ skills is always important!
@@djcarlo You have no idea how helpful these videos have been for my career. You have helped me improve my DJ skills more than any other content creator on any platform. Thank you so much. I am so thankful for you 100
can u teach how the release fx work on flx4 and what different are there
The FX would be dependent on your software with the FLX4. Only difference I'd say is that it has Smatt Fader and Smart CFX
hello DJ Carlo can you show me websites what is have the extended intro,outro but it's free
I don't think that exists. You'll need to pay the people who make those edits as well 🤭
Hi dj Carlo, I wanted to ask why If I try to change the song key, it goes like +5 tones and not just one
Oof, I'm not sure. That's not something that should be happening. What program are you using?
Britney Spears Toxic Instrumental With Backing Vocals
Chicago 25 Or 6 To 4 Acapella
Keith Howland Guitar Solo
Is this a mash up idea?
Is the stems possible on rekordbox
Yup! Check out my Stems Guide for more details
You can better than James hype bro!
Hahaha, I wish. His creativity is something else to be honest!
@@djcarlo I respect him but I wanna hear Carlo’s style, forget him for a sec and do you bro. He’s not on his channel giving you props. Do your style
My dj Controller Broke and i cant practice my djing now 😭
Oh no! What happened to it?
@@djcarlo well the wheel just broke i cant scratch anymore and the quality was just bad so the pads stopped responding THATS WHY NEVER BUY A NUMARK PARTY MIX LIVE ill just have to save up for the FLX4
Kindly guide me how to operate flx6gt with mobile.
Uhhhh, what DJ program are you using?
@@djcarlo recordbox
Could you link me the STEM Settings files on Rekordbox, please?
Theyre in the description
I've realized that if you select correctly your songs the blends apear to your mind magically and more often than not you don't need to do crazy stuff to make it sound really nice.
This super complex mixing techniques are not as useful as they seem because each song has what i would call a "blending vibe" as if the song were whispering "hey, this is the path".
And almost always isn't that complex.
You know, at the end this is art, not a sport, DJing is not a competition to see who can make the hardest transition but a performance to enjoy the best sensitivity and selection.
If you want to do crazy stuff do it, but don't feel forced to master those techniques, that is not the essence.
In the big picture, I'd just like to think of it as let folks enjoy the way the wanna mix. Some people feel their mixes, others study their mixes and are a bit more technical, others combine both and add more elements.
That's why I keep coming up with these tutorials without getting too complicated for the most part; having fun is what DJing is all about, but the skill is still necessary if you ask me.
@@djcarlo yeah, it's useful to learn more anyway. Good tutorial btw
5:21 can i do this on mixtrack platinum fx?
It should work! Try it out for yourself with your Platinum FX. Just follow the instructions here, as that function is based on the software
@@djcarlo wow, i found it, its little difficult on this controller, but i'm gonna train this! thanks!