DJ Tutorial

In this video, I describe how to rock the crowd during open-format DJ sets.
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[@dj.deedubz]

Awesome advice. One thing I fail to do is getting out of a “zone”. I get so lost in a genre that I fail to read the room and switch up the energy, genre, etc. This is something I will make a deliberate focus on in 2024. 🤙🏽

[@Valoramous]

Hey Don, no judgment. I have done the same during my open-format sets.
It is actually easy to do (especially if you are well-versed in a certain genre).

[@superdad8274]

This is great info but can you provide a video to support what you are trying to explain. Like scratching and dropping on the 1? It would help a lot.

[@Valoramous]

Yes, this short video directly covers scratching and dropping a track "on the 1:" th-cam.com/users/shortsS5ypAsFqA04

[@Valoramous]

This recent video also covers scratch mixing (to include dropping a track "on the 1" of) an incoming song: th-cam.com/video/A9fQuPNQnPQ/w-d-xo.html