so, where do I get thinks, like good ones, ya know? The sells pop and rap records, and best buy only sells 80s stuff, were do I get those good techno records. With base and stuff.
@TheGlyn1234 My apologies my good man. I made a mistake. I thought you were that dumb ass @judySmilestv. I got it mixed up lol. I never used to be so confrontational. Its just lately I cant stand all this "Wanabe DJ" stuff going on. Its been a hard long road for DJs like us and for People to just think ... "OH I CAN DO THAT" "IT AINT THAT SPECIAL" OR MY FAVORITE, "I CAN PUSH A BUTTON TOO" Is giving what we love a bad name. MUCH REPECT TO YOU MY GOOD SIR P.L.U.R
@JudySmilestv ? so you dislike what again? Dont call out the Homie Up there ellaskins with your dislike noise. He is showing people how to mix properly. Back in the day we didnt have SYNC buttons to Keep OUR DOUBLES in Lock while beat juggling or to lock mixes in general. If i am Mistaken then I apologize.. It just looked like your hating & promoting the SYNC button But if you got ten plus in the game and can mix that clean then ok.
Paco Herte Dj/Producer All OURS Ent. LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND
Hey guys im 15 and im starting to dj, i have 2 videos posted that i ask multiple questions in and they need answering! Please go comment rate and subscribe!
For practice I often recommend to play "doubles" or two of the same tracks. Match one to the other, practice from the - side to the + side. This should be simple since you can easily see where on the Pitch Fader the other one your matching is at.
Then when you get to learn the "SWING" of the pitch motion comes my favorite part of what I call Ear Burpees.... You close your eyes and do the exercise with your eyes closed. USE THE FORCE!!! YOU only use and "SHARPEN" what real Djs use to beat match......THE EAR!!!.... not a button.
I don't understand how people can live with themselves by taking such "short cuts" to get attention. To All of you ...... DO THIS AND LIKE HOMEBOI UP THERE is showing you and NO BUTTON pushing wannabe will Ever be able to touch you. Even with that .... A true DJ that crosses over to the LAPTOP (Traktor, Abelton etc.) Can push that envelope farther the a BUTTON pusher could even imagine.
P.L.U.R.
Paco Herte - ALL OURS ENTERTAINMENT LOS ANGELES - UNDERGROUND.
I forgot to mention, when I beat match I instantly lose track of which beat I'm actually hearing which loses me from knowing if I need to slow it down or speed it up.
@dickie6000@dickie6000 Belt drive turntables are the best to learn and practice this on..... If you stare at the platter hard it stops.. lol .... cheers to you my good fellow.
Thanks for the info mate. I've already been practicing this and already I'm starting to see a big difference in BPM control. I seem to be handling it a better now, even though it's taking just as along. I have a tendency to start from +-0% and keep shooting up to 10+% and drop down instantly, and then I keep goings a % higher if too slow and repeat this and of course slow down if necessary. =D
@dickie6000 ... Thank You.... I love to nothing more than to help someone learn and understand this as this is what I do and Love more than ANYTHING else and PAYS my bills and Feeds me. "If it wasn't for the MUSIC I don't Know what I'd do" :)
@dickie6000 SHORTEN YOUR SWINGS. WHEN YOUR ON THE MATCH SPOT DONT JUMP ALL THE WAY TO TEN + . JUMP LIKE 2 TO 3 % away from it. Then go down going another % lower then SWING up again going even one more % Lower and You get the effect WE CALL "LOCKED" which is perfection. For example ... Beat is on say +3 ... then it start to go slow and come off shoot up to +6 and then down to 0%+ and then back up to 5% and again and your locked. Sometimes tOO locked and its hard to tell which is which sometimes!
Hay thanks for this video mate. I have some cheap Numark turntables set to timecode with my PC and I often struggle with perfect beat matching a lot as they're belt driven. I suffer from hearing pitch changes when pushing the record along which sounds horrible. I'm going to keep practicing this. Thanks once again. =)
@dickie6000 As time comes you will notice your % getting tighter. I have learned from the GREATS of old a Technique where you never stop moving the pitch and never taking your hand off it.Constantly "SWINGING" is like your in the In Between mode which is like your never really off but not really On beat. Djs Like DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter, Mark Farina,Ritchie Hawtin And other Greats do this for hard beat matching tracks.
hey all dj's out there.I just bought turntables and mixing table etc etc. But i have never touched those stuff before. I need a tutorial for dummies. so if anyone knows any other guide than this it would be greatly appreciated!
@rossebadboy ... Then make some. You say you have been rocking DnB since back then? I would be interested to see what you come up with.... P.L.U.R. :)
WHEN YOU ONLY USE THE PITCH "CONTROLLER" YOU ARE DOING WHATS CALLED LOCKING YOUR MIXES... MEANING "FLAWLESSLY TOGETHER" YOU CAN WALK AWAY AND LET ONE SONG END. IT WILL NEVER COME OFF WHEN YOUR TRULY LOCKED. THAT HOW PROS MIX MAJOR PROPS TO @ellaskins for spreading the love of KNOWLEDGE to everyone. DJ PACO HERTE - A/O LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND. OVER 15 YRS OF DJING.
Finally someone that knows what he's talking about..Infact I've never seen a dj not touch the platter and only use the pitch bar to beat match..Ellaskins is the 1st dj I've seen do this..And it must take hours to master it..
OK.... WHAT THE MAN IS SHOWING YOU IS HOW TO LOCK YOUR TRACKS. WHEN YOU TOUCH THE PLATTER YOUR NOT ADJUSTING THE FU*KING BPM!!!!!!! SO WHEN YOU TOUCH THE PLATER TO ADJUST, ITS GONNA GO BACK TO WHERE THE BPM WAS BEFORE UNLESS YOU USE THE PITCH. ANY OTHER METHODS ARE FOR INSANE IDIOTS BECAUSE THEY DO THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER EXPECTING A DIFFERENT RESULT.
wish these videos were around 15 year bk i sat in my bedrrom with a old pair of 1200 for month with not a clue in the end i bort 2 new 1210s coz i fort it must be the decks then after about six months i workt out both recourd just went 1234 and to put the beats on top of each other and then use the pitch to keep them there,yes id done it ,haha
wish these videos were around 15 year bk i sat in my bedrrom with a old pair of 1200 for month with not a clue in the end i bort 2 new 1210s coz i fort it must be the decks then after about six months i workt out both recourd just went 1234 and to put the beats on top of each other and then use the pitch to keep them there,yes id done it ,haha
wish these videos were around 15 year bk i sat in my bedrrom with a old pair of 1200 for month with not a clue in the end i bort 2 new 1210s coz i fort it must be the decks then after about six months i workt out both recourd just went 1234 and to put the beats on top of each other and then use the pitch to keep them there,yes id done it ,haha
people who dislike this isnt wise due to the fact that he takes his time and shows you how to do it for free when people will charge u money to show u how to do half the stuff he does.
Hey everyone, just found this great ebook that I really think can help all of you who actually want to succeed at djing and make it profitable for yourself. It's called "Event DJ's Complete Guide To Success." It gives you all the tips, tricks, and techniques that you can't really capture in just youtube videos.
ok, say his track is 120 bpm, and his other track is 120 bpm. what happens if the second record comes in on the off beat of the first record? how do you time that? (other than tuning it after the fact). how does he recognize where the down beat is on both the records so he comes in on beat?
@isk8anddrum No, pitch is how high or low the note is while tempo is the speed of the music (BPM). So controlling the pitch would be altering the frequency of a wave, the difference between a D# or a G, any note you can think of.
@ShiftAero but if he's trying to make deck 2's song get to the same speed as deck 1's song, wouldnt he end up making deck 2's song sound different? also i use VDJ and theres a key lock on that, do real decks have a key lock?
@ShiftAero When a DJ speaks of pitch control, he means tempo. If you play a track at 125 bpm and want to bring in a track with 128 bpm, you'd have to drag the pitch control up to slow down the track. Hence beatmatching with only the pitch control in this vid. Techically you're right in saying the pitch only changes the tone, but then a DJ would call that "key".
dude, i have been djing in clubs since 1985 and i allways find this a bad way, my guess that you looked before making this movie where to put the pitch control, i wanna see you do this fast if i give you some tunes you dont know, best way is to slow down using the old finger and set pitch accordingly, this only takes time and only good for belt driven shit
@666blackstatis666 yea i wached some and i must give the guy a + for making pretty good tutorials for beginners, he explains very thoroughly the basics and how it should be done and there is nothing bad with that cuz beginners come in 2 kinds, the ones who dont need this cuz they know just what to do by sniffing a 1200 and the ones that will never leave a bedroom but that doesnt mean they cant do this hobby so tutorials like this is a good thing i only dont agree on this platter thing. thats all
@juzsomeguy22768 .. Wise yes..... Ass??? At times i can't deny. The reason I asked what I did was because back in the 80's the Beat Sequences and BPM really varied between songs. Unlike todays electronic music that follows the same blueprint (4 on the 4 Floor etc) back then tracks really drifted a lot and were almost unpredictable at times in the mix with sudden breakdowns and what not, But that would be the only reason I could see your point cause YOU DO HAVE TO REALLY ALMOST RUB the platter.
@djpacoherte whatever dude spare me your lame comments about your unpredictable tunes ok, if you had trouble on that maby you should have given more time to get to know ur shit. im off to do some more important shit then watching you talk about shit you propably suck at
@juzsomeguy22768 You Mad??? haha :) If anything I was trying to be nice and give you credit but I guess if you want to get butt hurt over the truth then so be it, Funny you can't give the contrary to anything I have said. CAUSE IM RIGHT. And you know it.
Oh and If you ever find yourself in the LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND, You can ask somebody of my ability and if I SUCK. You will hate me even more then. HAHA! You can take your foot out of your mouth now haha!!!
@juzsomeguy22768 And as youll agree ... sometimes you have to rub it to the beat just to keep in mixed. They way and how fast that shit changes you don't have time to "RIDE THE PITCH" it will throw you off quick and hard and into a Horrible Train Wreck. YOU HAVE TO TOUCH THE PLATTER IN THIS CASE.
THIS IS A TERRIBLE WAY TO TEACH PEOPLE TO BEAT MIX! i recommend you do as most djs would... use your finger to slow down or speed up the track (either by dragging your finger on the centre label of your vinyl ,by squeezing or turning the spindle, or let your finger drag along the side of the platter), then adjust the pitch control accordingly.
this way you can adjust the pitch instantly with your hands and then know exactly how much to adjust the pitch control to compensate.
@craigbanbury DON'T CONTAMINATE OTHERS WITH YOUR BAD MIXING HABITS.
KEEP THAT SHIT TO YOUR SELF. YOUR METHOD IS WHAT ONE SHOWS NEW BEES. ITS LIKE TELLING THE TODDLER TO DOGGY PADDLE WHEN LEARNING TO SWIM.YOU MUST MIX LIKE SHIT
This is the only way I can beat match now.. thanks again DJ tutor.
Only question is how do you deal with wow and flutter? I have two rather cheapo turntables (however they are direct drive) but the wow and flutter is around .1%. Thats throws off my mixes a lot so i usually have to nudge to get it back on beat.. Any other ways to deal with this besides nudgeing the records?
@yesgeorge333 I can't think of anything more pointless and talentless than DJing. Pick up an instrument and actually create something instead of playing someone else work, and pretending to be an artist.
@oscartina ok i get it, youre 62 years old and have nothing better to do than argue with people. you must have a shitty life. did you change your depends today? is that why youre so up tight? why are you so worried about what other people consider "worthwhile"? im sure if i knew you i could find some things that you consider "worthwhile" that i would just laugh at. i kind of feel sorry for you, sounds like you need a friend or two.
@oscartina I just wantet to tell you that being a DJ is something other than being an artist. No DJ in the world is calling himself an artist just because he plays tracks.
@oscartina I'm not a DJ and I don't want to explain something which is wrong. Another person can answer you the question way better. But for DJing is much more than starting a song, waiting until it ends and starting the next one. Thats what Moderators do on the radio.
Did you ever try to mix? I think @HardstyleJumpstyler2 is right. You have to practise it.
@oscartina you are comparing music to wiping an ass xD
I think one of the main problem is, we didn't define what talent is. what does talent means for you? Who gives you talent? Is talent learnable? Its hard to answer this question in a scientific way, but I want to know what you think.
@oscartina its HOW they MIX it to tell their story through audio. why are there dj's that make $20,000+per set? because they are experts in their craft and there is demand for them. deal with it =)
@Phonik Justin Bieber makes lot's of money that doesn't make him talented, now does it? Just because you can get people to pay you a bunch of money to do something, doesn't automatically make you talented. Deal with that=)
@oscartina lol are you a bitter washed up dj, or a jealous newb with no talent? whats your beef with dj's? why are you even looking and commenting on these videos? sorry to break it to you but it does take talent to dj well. look up qbert, craze, atrak, andy c, richie hawtin, sasha n digweed ect. they are all masters of this craft, which in turn, takes talent to achieve. im dealing with it just fine, its my passion. =)
@Phonik Give me an f'ing break, they / you spin other people music. Why don't you learn to actually play an instrument? The average jazz musician has more talent in the tip of one of his turds than all the DJ's on the planet combined. If it weren't for ecstasy, nobody could stand to listen to this crap.
@oscartina im done with you. im sorry you tried to dj and obviousley sucked so bad that youre now bitter and irrational. nothing you say makes any sense. there is a demand for quality djs and always will be. if its so easy and takes no skill then why arent you out there milking people for $15,000 a set? oh yea because you cant because you have no skill and would get laughed off stage for trying to do what we do..lol. and besides i also write my own music and play piano/keyboard. i love jazz =)
@nekonaru16 all dj,s play other peoples music?? yea right!!!!! wake up bro, i virtually am on a point in dj,ing where i play the shit that comes out of my FL10 so telling around that all guys play other peoples music is not intirely correct
@juzsomeguy22768 I'm talking generically, I produce also and I drop my own tunes in my mixes. I'm saying that MOST (not all) DJ's that play parties, banquets and weddings etc. most likely won't be a producer also, seeing as how they're trying to run a business.
Furthermore, when i said all DJ's play other people's music, i was pointing out a fallacy that oscartina so ignorantly stated. I know for a fact that a lot of club DJ's produce a little on the side. Sorry for the misunderstanding :)
@nekonaru16 yea i have seen his comments mate, im not even gunna react to stupid shit like that, he is not worth it haha.
and i dont even play weddings man, thats not my cup of tea, i only did (do) clubs and edm partys. i dont play that much anymore though, im 43 next month and did my first club at 16 so ive seen a couple of things and now im getting older most of my time goes into producing. most guys i know that are my age or older are taking that direction.
@juzsomeguy22768 Much respect to you man, to keep it up for that long is pretty awesome. I'm 17 now and started out producing, then a friend asked me to cover for him when he got sick before a gig when i was 15 and i was hooked, just something about it drew me in (even though we split the $150 50/50 haha)
Anyway, shoot me a PM if you ever wanna exchange ideas when it comes to production. Just a thought lol.
@oscartina Wrong, the second a track hits a DJ's decks, it is his. He is free to manipulate and change the song as he pleases, using it to convey how he's feeling to the audience, not how the producer feels. Did he make it? No, but he's doing something just as honorable. A DJ is an artist because he uses music to tell HIS story through the music he likes, not the music he makes. And in the end, there is no difference.
I shall only respond to this by saying that I could put you behind my decks and you wouldn't know your ass from your elbow, you'd be lost and you wouldn't know what to do. When you say DJ's are talentless is a direct implication that literally anyone can do it, even you. And I highly doubt you can.
I'll finish with saying that, unless you actually know what your're talking about, you'll never understand why we DJ's do, and enjoy, what we do.
@nekonaru16 There's a song I dj sometimes that's called "Enjoy What You Do" off the Kate Lessing "Dance Club" album. Idk if it's on youtube or not, but you comment immediately made me think of it lol
@nekonaru16 I would add that music programming, feeling the atmosphere and the crowd are very hard things, and this is an art in itself !
Then, what you see on this video is only basic technic... any DJ needs to know how to do it, and in fact, a set with only beatmatched transitions is not a technical performance and not an artistic performance if the music programmation isn't good.
Now, as I hope you can imagine what it is, this is an art...
@nekonaru16 do you mean dj's who do magic with scratching and moving the records or dj's who just play tracks? because anybody can play tracks but not do stuff like a-trak. i might be wise to make a note about this difference here
@nekonaru16 It's true...i used to think they were talentless and then i realized how much they're familiar with harmony and beats and melodies. A DJ needs to be good at every aspect of music or it the music sounds like shit
@Phonik Again well said... this guy obviously got butt raped at some rave and has been a HATER since. Fucking Cave Man, I bet he would call the sticks he beats his rocks with a higher level Instrument than turntables as well. There should be a block button feature here that would boot SHIT TALKERS like @oscartina Out of threads cause all they want to do is argue.
@filipre123 yes dj's can be considered artists, not all but some. not your wedding or mobile dj's really but performnce dj's yes. itsnot just about playing tracks, its HOW you play them. true dj's/artists are sound genious's and know how to sift through the milions of horrible tracks that come out these days, and know how to MIX them togethr to tell a story.
@oscartina are actually taking the piss? Djing takes skill, just like playing an instrument... we don't bitch off at you so don't do it to us. They are both arts in their own repsective right. Thats like saying there's no talent in photography, you might as well paint it. 2 Different things!
@HardstyleJumpstyler2 you can't begin to compare DJing to playing an instrument, give me a break. Comparing it to photography is a "piss" poor analogy.
Guess you dont really get it. DJ's play music of other people, and if they produce themselves, they play their own music too. The thing is, that you share music, you share your stuff with other people. I mean, no rock band or so would play other peoples music! House is so much more connecting, because everyone shares the same passion, and there are so many people who like it. DJs are the connection. without djs, the whole music wouldnt be going around. what music do u listen then?
Woah old video alert!
DJ52Forty 4 days ago
AMEN SIR !!!!
MrMikeyLawrence 2 weeks ago
Good stuff man its quite helpful good taste of music too.
EpiK1ReM5611 2 weeks ago
so, where do I get thinks, like good ones, ya know? The sells pop and rap records, and best buy only sells 80s stuff, were do I get those good techno records. With base and stuff.
mckayr12 2 weeks ago
@mckayr12 juno records chemical records
bmxsid 2 weeks ago
@mckayr12 Beatport.com and Stompy.com .......my two favs. :)
djpacoherte 1 week ago
Duhhhhhhhhhhh
johngorgis 2 weeks ago
hahaha the wife says i waffle alot
kingdev97 4 weeks ago
Really decent video, nice one
stretchdot 1 month ago
It's called the sync button
JudySmilestv 1 month ago
@JudySmilestv dislike.
TheGlyn1234 3 weeks ago
@TheGlyn1234 You must Dislike Mixing In general. Why are you even on this thread. Go away TROLL!!
djpacoherte 3 weeks ago
@djpacoherte wtf r u talking about am into turntablism i love mixing vinyl style baby i dislike syncing.....so u go away?
TheGlyn1234 3 weeks ago
@TheGlyn1234 My apologies my good man. I made a mistake. I thought you were that dumb ass @judySmilestv. I got it mixed up lol. I never used to be so confrontational. Its just lately I cant stand all this "Wanabe DJ" stuff going on. Its been a hard long road for DJs like us and for People to just think ... "OH I CAN DO THAT" "IT AINT THAT SPECIAL" OR MY FAVORITE, "I CAN PUSH A BUTTON TOO" Is giving what we love a bad name. MUCH REPECT TO YOU MY GOOD SIR P.L.U.R
djpacoherte 1 week ago 2
@JudySmilestv @JudySmilestv Are you a DJ? Have you ever done this before?
djpacoherte 3 weeks ago
@JudySmilestv ? so you dislike what again? Dont call out the Homie Up there ellaskins with your dislike noise. He is showing people how to mix properly. Back in the day we didnt have SYNC buttons to Keep OUR DOUBLES in Lock while beat juggling or to lock mixes in general. If i am Mistaken then I apologize.. It just looked like your hating & promoting the SYNC button But if you got ten plus in the game and can mix that clean then ok.
Paco Herte Dj/Producer All OURS Ent. LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND
djpacoherte 3 weeks ago
anyone think they can loop this beat?
French montana ft akon - We aint got nothing to lose
gettinquickdollaz 1 month ago
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Hey guys im 15 and im starting to dj, i have 2 videos posted that i ask multiple questions in and they need answering! Please go comment rate and subscribe!
ClarkyJams 1 month ago
After that you can learn "Beat Juggling Techniques". This exercise is the basis of that.
cheers
djpacoherte 1 month ago
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For practice I often recommend to play "doubles" or two of the same tracks. Match one to the other, practice from the - side to the + side. This should be simple since you can easily see where on the Pitch Fader the other one your matching is at.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
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djpacoherte 1 month ago
Then when you get to learn the "SWING" of the pitch motion comes my favorite part of what I call Ear Burpees.... You close your eyes and do the exercise with your eyes closed. USE THE FORCE!!! YOU only use and "SHARPEN" what real Djs use to beat match......THE EAR!!!.... not a button.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
I don't understand how people can live with themselves by taking such "short cuts" to get attention. To All of you ...... DO THIS AND LIKE HOMEBOI UP THERE is showing you and NO BUTTON pushing wannabe will Ever be able to touch you. Even with that .... A true DJ that crosses over to the LAPTOP (Traktor, Abelton etc.) Can push that envelope farther the a BUTTON pusher could even imagine.
P.L.U.R.
Paco Herte - ALL OURS ENTERTAINMENT LOS ANGELES - UNDERGROUND.
15 year vetren Dj
djpacoherte 1 month ago
I forgot to mention, when I beat match I instantly lose track of which beat I'm actually hearing which loses me from knowing if I need to slow it down or speed it up.
dickie6000 1 month ago
@dickie6000 @dickie6000 Belt drive turntables are the best to learn and practice this on..... If you stare at the platter hard it stops.. lol .... cheers to you my good fellow.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte
Thanks for the info mate. I've already been practicing this and already I'm starting to see a big difference in BPM control. I seem to be handling it a better now, even though it's taking just as along. I have a tendency to start from +-0% and keep shooting up to 10+% and drop down instantly, and then I keep goings a % higher if too slow and repeat this and of course slow down if necessary. =D
dickie6000 1 month ago
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djpacoherte 1 month ago
@dickie6000 ... Thank You.... I love to nothing more than to help someone learn and understand this as this is what I do and Love more than ANYTHING else and PAYS my bills and Feeds me. "If it wasn't for the MUSIC I don't Know what I'd do" :)
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@dickie6000 SHORTEN YOUR SWINGS. WHEN YOUR ON THE MATCH SPOT DONT JUMP ALL THE WAY TO TEN + . JUMP LIKE 2 TO 3 % away from it. Then go down going another % lower then SWING up again going even one more % Lower and You get the effect WE CALL "LOCKED" which is perfection. For example ... Beat is on say +3 ... then it start to go slow and come off shoot up to +6 and then down to 0%+ and then back up to 5% and again and your locked. Sometimes tOO locked and its hard to tell which is which sometimes!
djpacoherte 1 month ago
Hay thanks for this video mate. I have some cheap Numark turntables set to timecode with my PC and I often struggle with perfect beat matching a lot as they're belt driven. I suffer from hearing pitch changes when pushing the record along which sounds horrible. I'm going to keep practicing this. Thanks once again. =)
dickie6000 1 month ago
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@dickie6000 As time comes you will notice your % getting tighter. I have learned from the GREATS of old a Technique where you never stop moving the pitch and never taking your hand off it.Constantly "SWINGING" is like your in the In Between mode which is like your never really off but not really On beat. Djs Like DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter, Mark Farina,Ritchie Hawtin And other Greats do this for hard beat matching tracks.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
Thanks so much bro.really helpful.starting to make sense.
iordancatalin2009 1 month ago
hey all dj's out there.I just bought turntables and mixing table etc etc. But i have never touched those stuff before. I need a tutorial for dummies. so if anyone knows any other guide than this it would be greatly appreciated!
Polyrytmi 1 month ago
@Polyrytmi- read my posts about the exercise I use to teach people above. :)
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte or below ...lol
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte thanks mate
Polyrytmi 1 month ago
what would you suggest for a beginner set up?
ImWestendYeti 1 month ago
@ImWestendYeti - Belt Driven Turntables. PERIOD!
djpacoherte 1 month ago
ASU HAT!? at least all these videos make up for it..
Andman02 1 month ago
Never Stop My Man.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
Hey-this is my second video I watched and I appreciate it!!thankyou
Catsandoggs 1 month ago
too much ok but good job :P
Bboyhype01 1 month ago
@rossebadboy ... Then make some. You say you have been rocking DnB since back then? I would be interested to see what you come up with.... P.L.U.R. :)
djpacoherte 1 month ago
WHEN YOU ONLY USE THE PITCH "CONTROLLER" YOU ARE DOING WHATS CALLED LOCKING YOUR MIXES... MEANING "FLAWLESSLY TOGETHER" YOU CAN WALK AWAY AND LET ONE SONG END. IT WILL NEVER COME OFF WHEN YOUR TRULY LOCKED. THAT HOW PROS MIX MAJOR PROPS TO @ellaskins for spreading the love of KNOWLEDGE to everyone. DJ PACO HERTE - A/O LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND. OVER 15 YRS OF DJING.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
Finally someone that knows what he's talking about..Infact I've never seen a dj not touch the platter and only use the pitch bar to beat match..Ellaskins is the 1st dj I've seen do this..And it must take hours to master it..
Lumberburner 1 month ago
OK.... WHAT THE MAN IS SHOWING YOU IS HOW TO LOCK YOUR TRACKS. WHEN YOU TOUCH THE PLATTER YOUR NOT ADJUSTING THE FU*KING BPM!!!!!!! SO WHEN YOU TOUCH THE PLATER TO ADJUST, ITS GONNA GO BACK TO WHERE THE BPM WAS BEFORE UNLESS YOU USE THE PITCH. ANY OTHER METHODS ARE FOR INSANE IDIOTS BECAUSE THEY DO THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER EXPECTING A DIFFERENT RESULT.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
snapbacks since o6'
djBOMBLiKE 1 month ago
gudank gudank gudank!
varcolacelu 2 months ago 8
Thanks for another great video!
Dhennics 2 months ago
I find this cool but in the essence of proctoce, I do touch the platter and when I'm close, I use the pitch. Kinda faster in my book. :p
Aw3someOpZ 3 months ago
ive been trying to help me nephew mix on turntables watching your vids are a great help thanks
EnviousRzN 3 months ago
wish these videos were around 15 year bk i sat in my bedrrom with a old pair of 1200 for month with not a clue in the end i bort 2 new 1210s coz i fort it must be the decks then after about six months i workt out both recourd just went 1234 and to put the beats on top of each other and then use the pitch to keep them there,yes id done it ,haha
sorry 21 year even 18 lol
123zammo 3 months ago
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wish these videos were around 15 year bk i sat in my bedrrom with a old pair of 1200 for month with not a clue in the end i bort 2 new 1210s coz i fort it must be the decks then after about six months i workt out both recourd just went 1234 and to put the beats on top of each other and then use the pitch to keep them there,yes id done it ,haha
sorry 21 year
123zammo 3 months ago
i got 2 NDX200 AND The M6culb mixer of Numark is it the same? ;)
TheTreinfreak1 2 months ago
wish these videos were around 15 year bk i sat in my bedrrom with a old pair of 1200 for month with not a clue in the end i bort 2 new 1210s coz i fort it must be the decks then after about six months i workt out both recourd just went 1234 and to put the beats on top of each other and then use the pitch to keep them there,yes id done it ,haha
123zammo 3 months ago
cheers bro! just got used to manually beatmatching from using the auto sync
Jeffishere1 3 months ago
The 1 ª time that I see to square discs with the pitch
David59319 4 months ago
people who dislike this isnt wise due to the fact that he takes his time and shows you how to do it for free when people will charge u money to show u how to do half the stuff he does.
tails1010 4 months ago 22
@tails1010 As Well As the FACT that this is the Advanced Method to mixing which "Locks" Tracks Solidly and Flawlessly. Cheers to you my good sir:)
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cuddledesireenicole 4 months ago
Good video mate, exactly the way i learnt
josephwatts69 4 months ago
legend
roblrocks 4 months ago
hey check this dj out he is pretty sweet /watch?v=9zCnJwjxTwQ
bortolzj 5 months ago
press 8 and he looks like scratching his butt
MCOFFICIAL2011 5 months ago
so he is just listening to the track on the monitors for the "preview' and adjusting the pitch accordantly ?
KushPizzaSleep 5 months ago
ok, say his track is 120 bpm, and his other track is 120 bpm. what happens if the second record comes in on the off beat of the first record? how do you time that? (other than tuning it after the fact). how does he recognize where the down beat is on both the records so he comes in on beat?
RockVoltz 5 months ago
when he says controlling the pitch, is it the same as controlling the tempo?
isk8anddrum 6 months ago
@isk8anddrum No, pitch is how high or low the note is while tempo is the speed of the music (BPM). So controlling the pitch would be altering the frequency of a wave, the difference between a D# or a G, any note you can think of.
ShiftAero 6 months ago
@ShiftAero but if he's trying to make deck 2's song get to the same speed as deck 1's song, wouldnt he end up making deck 2's song sound different? also i use VDJ and theres a key lock on that, do real decks have a key lock?
isk8anddrum 6 months ago
@ShiftAero When a DJ speaks of pitch control, he means tempo. If you play a track at 125 bpm and want to bring in a track with 128 bpm, you'd have to drag the pitch control up to slow down the track. Hence beatmatching with only the pitch control in this vid. Techically you're right in saying the pitch only changes the tone, but then a DJ would call that "key".
Bjornar86 6 months ago
@isk8anddrum Well actually I just watched the video and idk if the same thing applies :o It might be, judging from what he says
ShiftAero 6 months ago
@isk8anddrum yes.
1nav 5 months ago
OKAY,thank you OKAY Dj, Thanks OKAY.
beatmixer1000 6 months ago
keep pressing 0 LOL
xXD4rKwO7fXxGaming 6 months ago
okay?
mishabaikal 6 months ago
okay?
mishabaikal 6 months ago
okay?
mishabaikal 6 months ago
keep pressing 6
Rewtrewth 6 months ago
@Rewtrewth Wow, that was quick
Urtaget 6 months ago
He HAS HAIR
MrDjdnf 7 months ago 7
I'm a beginner thanks.
petesterdude 7 months ago
Wow man I did never see you whit hair haha. But you are as always realy helping me.
leeuwtje10 7 months ago 2
Very old video now!
rb1003 8 months ago
This is very usefull to me... I remember starting my DJing in 2008 and watching this.
It really did leave an impact on me..
Thanx alot man
Loadfaster 8 months ago
dude, i have been djing in clubs since 1985 and i allways find this a bad way, my guess that you looked before making this movie where to put the pitch control, i wanna see you do this fast if i give you some tunes you dont know, best way is to slow down using the old finger and set pitch accordingly, this only takes time and only good for belt driven shit
juzsomeguy22768 8 months ago
@juzsomeguy22768 have you watched any of his other videos...?
666blackstatis666 8 months ago
@666blackstatis666 yea i wached some and i must give the guy a + for making pretty good tutorials for beginners, he explains very thoroughly the basics and how it should be done and there is nothing bad with that cuz beginners come in 2 kinds, the ones who dont need this cuz they know just what to do by sniffing a 1200 and the ones that will never leave a bedroom but that doesnt mean they cant do this hobby so tutorials like this is a good thing i only dont agree on this platter thing. thats all
juzsomeguy22768 8 months ago
@juzsomeguy22768 Ever heard of the concept of locking your songs then? This is how you do it. Do you still mix? How long ago was it? 85?
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte ah a wise ass in the house
juzsomeguy22768 1 month ago
@juzsomeguy22768 .. Wise yes..... Ass??? At times i can't deny. The reason I asked what I did was because back in the 80's the Beat Sequences and BPM really varied between songs. Unlike todays electronic music that follows the same blueprint (4 on the 4 Floor etc) back then tracks really drifted a lot and were almost unpredictable at times in the mix with sudden breakdowns and what not, But that would be the only reason I could see your point cause YOU DO HAVE TO REALLY ALMOST RUB the platter.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte whatever dude spare me your lame comments about your unpredictable tunes ok, if you had trouble on that maby you should have given more time to get to know ur shit. im off to do some more important shit then watching you talk about shit you propably suck at
juzsomeguy22768 1 month ago
@juzsomeguy22768 You Mad??? haha :) If anything I was trying to be nice and give you credit but I guess if you want to get butt hurt over the truth then so be it, Funny you can't give the contrary to anything I have said. CAUSE IM RIGHT. And you know it.
Oh and If you ever find yourself in the LOS ANGELES UNDERGROUND, You can ask somebody of my ability and if I SUCK. You will hate me even more then. HAHA! You can take your foot out of your mouth now haha!!!
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte as i said, whatever dude
juzsomeguy22768 1 month ago
@juzsomeguy22768 And as youll agree ... sometimes you have to rub it to the beat just to keep in mixed. They way and how fast that shit changes you don't have time to "RIDE THE PITCH" it will throw you off quick and hard and into a Horrible Train Wreck. YOU HAVE TO TOUCH THE PLATTER IN THIS CASE.
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magijaMAK 8 months ago
thx for the lesson keep them coming
GamingWithSupreme 8 months ago
Check out this mix /watch?v=1eeioxXrcgc
secksie28 8 months ago
This is a great way to start learning htm. Like learning to drive in 1st gear with just the clutch without accelerator.
sonicddavey 8 months ago
@sonicddavey as in using just the pitch is a starter thing? takes people years to get it right
jhill4221 8 months ago
@jhill4221 ITS A PRO THING.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@djpacoherte exactly!
jhill4221 1 month ago
best way to learn is this.
watson2078 8 months ago
THIS IS A TERRIBLE WAY TO TEACH PEOPLE TO BEAT MIX! i recommend you do as most djs would... use your finger to slow down or speed up the track (either by dragging your finger on the centre label of your vinyl ,by squeezing or turning the spindle, or let your finger drag along the side of the platter), then adjust the pitch control accordingly.
this way you can adjust the pitch instantly with your hands and then know exactly how much to adjust the pitch control to compensate.
EASY! :)
craigbanbury 8 months ago
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djpacoherte 1 month ago
@craigbanbury DON'T CONTAMINATE OTHERS WITH YOUR BAD MIXING HABITS.
KEEP THAT SHIT TO YOUR SELF. YOUR METHOD IS WHAT ONE SHOWS NEW BEES. ITS LIKE TELLING THE TODDLER TO DOGGY PADDLE WHEN LEARNING TO SWIM.YOU MUST MIX LIKE SHIT
djpacoherte 1 month ago
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craigbanbury 8 months ago
@smokingmaid --- SO HAVE YOU LEARNED TO WIPE YOUR ASS YET??!! I LOVE LOOKING BACK TO THIS FROM TIME TO TIME TO LAUGH AND THINK WHAT A FOOL. LOL!!!
djpacoherte 9 months ago
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djpacoherte 9 months ago
In Soviet Russia, platter moves you.
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GermanScruggs 9 months ago
OKAY!
TumTumMcGee 10 months ago 38
This is the only way I can beat match now.. thanks again DJ tutor.
Only question is how do you deal with wow and flutter? I have two rather cheapo turntables (however they are direct drive) but the wow and flutter is around .1%. Thats throws off my mixes a lot so i usually have to nudge to get it back on beat.. Any other ways to deal with this besides nudgeing the records?
abubacar 10 months ago
is there a name for this style of music?
FirstAidKit0 10 months ago
@FirstAidKit0 house
samevans91 10 months ago
what are the names of these mixs?
darulebaby 11 months ago
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Jchot 11 months ago
my favorite concept about djing is is :
when you mess it up and the tunes go "ga-dunk-ga-dunk-ga-dunk" (as jonathan put it) there is a term that everyone understands what you mean:
SHOES IN THE DRYER.
Jchot 11 months ago
@Jchot *clanging
jhill4221 1 month ago
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jefferz2k8 11 months ago
@jefferz2k8 haha! Yes... thats all i have to say. Just yes!
HardstyleJumpstyler2 11 months ago
He said o.k. 30 times in this video o_o
ReAveRv 11 months ago
pause and press 4 alot lol
DJxDREADFUL 11 months ago
talking to mutch
arosxx64 11 months ago
WE LOVE Y DJTUTOR.....TRUE LEGEND!
otrcs 1 year ago
Cool
Stringyheads 1 year ago
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DJ's suck
oscartina 1 year ago
@oscartina toatally pointless comment...
yesgeorge333 11 months ago 4
@yesgeorge333 I can't think of anything more pointless and talentless than DJing. Pick up an instrument and actually create something instead of playing someone else work, and pretending to be an artist.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina wait...........im getting thoughts in my head............oh yeh your a cunt
yesgeorge333 11 months ago
@yesgeorge333 wait, I just though of something more useless than DJ's, people who listen to DJ's.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina then why are you on a djing tutorial page??? lol
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik sometimes it's fun to see what the trolls are up to; I'm constantly amazed by what some people consider worthwhile.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina ok i get it, youre 62 years old and have nothing better to do than argue with people. you must have a shitty life. did you change your depends today? is that why youre so up tight? why are you so worried about what other people consider "worthwhile"? im sure if i knew you i could find some things that you consider "worthwhile" that i would just laugh at. i kind of feel sorry for you, sounds like you need a friend or two.
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik seriously....Hey @oscartina whats actually useless is the air you breathe.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@oscartina you don't listen to EDM, do you? And a DJ is something other than an artist...
filipre123 11 months ago
@filipre123 Most EDM is a lame excuse for music, just like hip hop. So why would I waste my time listening to it.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina I just wantet to tell you that being a DJ is something other than being an artist. No DJ in the world is calling himself an artist just because he plays tracks.
filipre123 11 months ago
@filipre123 that's correct a DJ is someone who plays someone else's music, so what's the big deal about DJing.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina I'm not a DJ and I don't want to explain something which is wrong. Another person can answer you the question way better. But for DJing is much more than starting a song, waiting until it ends and starting the next one. Thats what Moderators do on the radio.
Did you ever try to mix? I think @HardstyleJumpstyler2 is right. You have to practise it.
filipre123 11 months ago
@filipre123 a toddler has to practice wiping his ass to master that skill, it doesn't make him talented, it just means he can wipe his ass.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina you are comparing music to wiping an ass xD
I think one of the main problem is, we didn't define what talent is. what does talent means for you? Who gives you talent? Is talent learnable? Its hard to answer this question in a scientific way, but I want to know what you think.
By the way, I love EDM and Jazz.
filipre123 11 months ago
@oscartina give it a shot before you criticise it... because you obviously don't have a clue what your talking about
HardstyleJumpstyler2 11 months ago
@oscartina its HOW they MIX it to tell their story through audio. why are there dj's that make $20,000+per set? because they are experts in their craft and there is demand for them. deal with it =)
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik Justin Bieber makes lot's of money that doesn't make him talented, now does it? Just because you can get people to pay you a bunch of money to do something, doesn't automatically make you talented. Deal with that=)
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina lol are you a bitter washed up dj, or a jealous newb with no talent? whats your beef with dj's? why are you even looking and commenting on these videos? sorry to break it to you but it does take talent to dj well. look up qbert, craze, atrak, andy c, richie hawtin, sasha n digweed ect. they are all masters of this craft, which in turn, takes talent to achieve. im dealing with it just fine, its my passion. =)
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik Give me an f'ing break, they / you spin other people music. Why don't you learn to actually play an instrument? The average jazz musician has more talent in the tip of one of his turds than all the DJ's on the planet combined. If it weren't for ecstasy, nobody could stand to listen to this crap.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina im done with you. im sorry you tried to dj and obviousley sucked so bad that youre now bitter and irrational. nothing you say makes any sense. there is a demand for quality djs and always will be. if its so easy and takes no skill then why arent you out there milking people for $15,000 a set? oh yea because you cant because you have no skill and would get laughed off stage for trying to do what we do..lol. and besides i also write my own music and play piano/keyboard. i love jazz =)
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik rave on DJ Phonic.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina lol... i dont even dj raves.
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik I thought you were done with me? Be gone foolish DJ.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina Through sheer argumentative skill, I shall now tell you exactly why your arguments are invalid and opinion irrelevant.
1. You had no argument from the beginning, it was all hostility and no valid statement.
2. You didn't even take time to do research to back up your... ugh, it pains me to even call them points.
3. Now, I shall point out the fallacies: First: All DJ's play other people's music. (Continued)
nekonaru16 9 months ago 2
@nekonaru16 all dj,s play other peoples music?? yea right!!!!! wake up bro, i virtually am on a point in dj,ing where i play the shit that comes out of my FL10 so telling around that all guys play other peoples music is not intirely correct
juzsomeguy22768 8 months ago
@juzsomeguy22768 I'm talking generically, I produce also and I drop my own tunes in my mixes. I'm saying that MOST (not all) DJ's that play parties, banquets and weddings etc. most likely won't be a producer also, seeing as how they're trying to run a business.
Furthermore, when i said all DJ's play other people's music, i was pointing out a fallacy that oscartina so ignorantly stated. I know for a fact that a lot of club DJ's produce a little on the side. Sorry for the misunderstanding :)
nekonaru16 8 months ago
@nekonaru16 yea i have seen his comments mate, im not even gunna react to stupid shit like that, he is not worth it haha.
and i dont even play weddings man, thats not my cup of tea, i only did (do) clubs and edm partys. i dont play that much anymore though, im 43 next month and did my first club at 16 so ive seen a couple of things and now im getting older most of my time goes into producing. most guys i know that are my age or older are taking that direction.
juzsomeguy22768 8 months ago
@juzsomeguy22768 Much respect to you man, to keep it up for that long is pretty awesome. I'm 17 now and started out producing, then a friend asked me to cover for him when he got sick before a gig when i was 15 and i was hooked, just something about it drew me in (even though we split the $150 50/50 haha)
Anyway, shoot me a PM if you ever wanna exchange ideas when it comes to production. Just a thought lol.
nekonaru16 8 months ago
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juzsomeguy22768 8 months ago
@oscartina Wrong, the second a track hits a DJ's decks, it is his. He is free to manipulate and change the song as he pleases, using it to convey how he's feeling to the audience, not how the producer feels. Did he make it? No, but he's doing something just as honorable. A DJ is an artist because he uses music to tell HIS story through the music he likes, not the music he makes. And in the end, there is no difference.
nekonaru16 9 months ago 2
@oscartina Second Fallacy: DJ's are talentless.
I shall only respond to this by saying that I could put you behind my decks and you wouldn't know your ass from your elbow, you'd be lost and you wouldn't know what to do. When you say DJ's are talentless is a direct implication that literally anyone can do it, even you. And I highly doubt you can.
I'll finish with saying that, unless you actually know what your're talking about, you'll never understand why we DJ's do, and enjoy, what we do.
nekonaru16 9 months ago 79
@nekonaru16 There's a song I dj sometimes that's called "Enjoy What You Do" off the Kate Lessing "Dance Club" album. Idk if it's on youtube or not, but you comment immediately made me think of it lol
guardian1691 9 months ago
@nekonaru16 his ass from his elbow whahahahaha love that 1 mate :D
juzsomeguy22768 8 months ago
@nekonaru16 AMEN!!
wavepopART208 8 months ago
@nekonaru16 I would add that music programming, feeling the atmosphere and the crowd are very hard things, and this is an art in itself !
Then, what you see on this video is only basic technic... any DJ needs to know how to do it, and in fact, a set with only beatmatched transitions is not a technical performance and not an artistic performance if the music programmation isn't good.
Now, as I hope you can imagine what it is, this is an art...
EmmanoTV 5 months ago
@nekonaru16 do you mean dj's who do magic with scratching and moving the records or dj's who just play tracks? because anybody can play tracks but not do stuff like a-trak. i might be wise to make a note about this difference here
bonkswa 5 months ago
@nekonaru16 AMEN!
eddrc18 4 months ago
@nekonaru16 It's true...i used to think they were talentless and then i realized how much they're familiar with harmony and beats and melodies. A DJ needs to be good at every aspect of music or it the music sounds like shit
MITSPaintball 2 months ago
@Phonik Again well said... this guy obviously got butt raped at some rave and has been a HATER since. Fucking Cave Man, I bet he would call the sticks he beats his rocks with a higher level Instrument than turntables as well. There should be a block button feature here that would boot SHIT TALKERS like @oscartina Out of threads cause all they want to do is argue.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@oscartina Your a Justin Bieber Fan aren't you?
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@filipre123 yes dj's can be considered artists, not all but some. not your wedding or mobile dj's really but performnce dj's yes. itsnot just about playing tracks, its HOW you play them. true dj's/artists are sound genious's and know how to sift through the milions of horrible tracks that come out these days, and know how to MIX them togethr to tell a story.
Phonik 11 months ago
@Phonik Right on brother and well put. All I do is digitally dig. 23 hours and 59 sec of the day. Cheers from Los Angeles.
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@oscartina What do you listen to? Country?
djpacoherte 1 month ago
@oscartina are actually taking the piss? Djing takes skill, just like playing an instrument... we don't bitch off at you so don't do it to us. They are both arts in their own repsective right. Thats like saying there's no talent in photography, you might as well paint it. 2 Different things!
HardstyleJumpstyler2 11 months ago
@HardstyleJumpstyler2 you can't begin to compare DJing to playing an instrument, give me a break. Comparing it to photography is a "piss" poor analogy.
oscartina 11 months ago
@oscartina you are too anal to be argumenting publicly.
gilmourish 10 months ago
@oscartina
Guess you dont really get it. DJ's play music of other people, and if they produce themselves, they play their own music too. The thing is, that you share music, you share your stuff with other people. I mean, no rock band or so would play other peoples music! House is so much more connecting, because everyone shares the same passion, and there are so many people who like it. DJs are the connection. without djs, the whole music wouldnt be going around. what music do u listen then?
stendemen1995 10 months ago
hahah OK
this dude is mad! :)
AusHipHoppa 1 year ago
Nothing To do with those Argos green things yet ?
joeymod135 1 year ago