sounds confusing but much easier and faster. Play a song (press start on the stop watch), Count the beats till 32. After 32 beats, press "stop" on the stopwatch and see how many seconds it took. then just do the formula and tat's is.
For example:
if it takes 15 seconds for 32 beats to play then...
@boy82killer you are a genius, I would like to add (for other people) that you can do this for 16 beats even 8 or 4 beats, but do remember the more beats that you count the more likely your bpm will be correct.
nowadays tho, if your phone has a stopwatch it most likely has the ability to run a program like "BPM tap" =D
@TheParag101 you count it as it is, there is a huge difference between 129 to 130, BPM (in my opinion) should always be rounded to at least 1 decimal place.
@djhenleys Electronic music is generally always 4/4 time, and it is really easy to count out a 4/4 beat to dubstep. You probably naturally tap your foot to the 4/4 rhythm. You just have to count out those beats instead of the kicks, which maybe all over the place in a good dubstep tune.
lol no chance.you have trouble mixing it especially in a different gengre of music and even in the same.do they even use machienes in making beats for metal? is it just recorded straight from the artists? if it is then the beat will be off anyway. and like you said in metal the beats change and there are blast beats etc.. another thing who'd mix metal? you could take a snippet of a song and try to match it in with other songs.not saying metals shit, they have skill. i just dont like it.peace
How can i determine what a beat is, if its hidden in a track say for instance there is a long intro? I need to learn this, i can do it with heavy bassline intros easy but not when the beat is clouded please help
@StevieQfromGOLD I'm glad you've spotted that. I've never heard an explanation of whether BPM counts the first beat as a one or a zero. Is BPM beats per minute or is it 'intervals between the beats' per minute?
That is a great question! What you want to do is count the "whole or full" notes not the "half" notes. The whole notes are generally the "kick and the snare." The half notes are typically the "high hats" or other sounds directly in between two whole notes which may not be high hats. Examples of other sounds include bass, vocals, keyboard sounds, or another kick. Hip hop beats normally have 4 whole notes per measure and are good for beginners to learn with. - Sn007
I know of a lot of DJs that will mark their vinyl covers with the BPM and organize their tunes from slowest to fastest. This way they know which tracks will work together and how much to adjust the pitch controller so that when they start to beat match, there is only slight adjustments to the pitch control needed.
it shouldnt do unless its been recorded from live instruments mate.
if your playing a dane tune or some kind of computer made tune the BPM will be same all the through, or multiples thereof, like if the tunes 140 the drums in the bridge could be split so its like 70bpm
To count beats with a lot going on, use your body for help if you are not experienced enough to filter out other instruments to find the correct kick. Head Bangers bang their head downward. At the point where their head has fully banged is the point where a whole or full note has hit. That is what you count. Enjoy the music and bang your head and count as you do it. The point where your head is cocked back and fully upward is when a half not hit. Don't count half notes. - Sn007
Hey! I use Virtual DJ, and i'm wondering if it would be good practice to use just the pitch control instead of the sync button, and not looking at the BPM.
it definently is good, but i find it very hard. im using hardware connected up to vdj, and i do use the sync option. vdj indeed is shit if you dont use external hardware, like turntables and mixers.
hmmm in house you have a constant bass.... its not that hard to count the beats 30 seconds, but what about drum and bass... you have a snear on second and fourth beat... what do i have to do???
All music is played in a certain key, C Minor for example so mixing in key would be getting two records both in the key of C minor, its called harmonic mixing.
If you use a mixer with a BPM counter i.e. Pioneer DJM 500 -600 etc etc etc, you will not advance but simply be reliant on counters, or it will be deceiving. Know your tunes, know your timing. But great breakdown bud, keep helping out those folks.
i dont like 2 mix with bpms is like cheating 4 me,,i enjoy lookin 4 the mix wile i'm mixing,,its funner, n plus i learnd how 2 mix without bmp's..but yeay keep ur vids coming
@sk8ajoe89: The BPM disregards the time signature. BPM describes how fast (i.e. how many beats in one minute) the music should be, while the time signature describes how many beats in a musical bar the song has. 4/4 means four quarter notes per bar. 7 / 8 means seven eighth notes per bar. This doesn't tell anything about how fast or slow the song is, just tells us how the song is structured within the bars (accents and other stuff, trying not to get technical here).
i.e.: To know the BPM of a loop that lasts 6 seconds long and is playing in 3:4 time signature;
BPM = [(60/6) * (3*4)]
BPM = 120 beats per minute
From a practical perspective, you're not going to tap/clap hands/dance to something that is 7:8 but from a technical stand-point - it can prove quite useful. :D
Yes, that requires you to know the measure, but you can also presume that every beat is one measure so you get the definition of BPM (as the name implies, how many BEATS in 1 MINUTE); just count the beats for 15s and multiply by 4 (or 30s and multiply by 2).
thanks so much elle, I just did a quick one now, I played with the picth like a racing car and it did it, I made a tad mistake and the bass kinda caught back but I don't care, I am happy I no what I have to do now, I kinda did it, just maybe faster would of done it, but am well happy
thanks alot man
Remember guys, count the bpm and as soon as they both are spot on, bring it in then play with the pitch like a racing car and smooth it back in on the right picth and then boom, your done sick
I tried it but I can't do it. Everytime I'm going about 4 BPM more than the song is. =/. And how do you count trance music?! Because some of them starts without beats (there will be a singer singing solo) Thankx
Thanks a lot. The lack of knowing how to do this has been holding me back for a long time. My only complaint is that the record you played was ONLY kicks so im not sure how to transfer that information to my records which are beats with kicks and snares.
im doing this for my music tek homework and to be honest ur way of describing it is better but its still pretty hard to get the grasp of. i still cant do it:P
You know, I often buy records online and it would be very helpful if they would show the BPM of the records / tracks. You can only find out if you listen to a preview, while sometimes I want to look only for techno that's really at 140 BPM for example. the BPM is quite important information yet no online shop shows it! what do you think?
porque al multiplicarlo por 10 baja la exactitud del BPM; entonces, cuanto menos sea el multiplo (en este caso por 2) mayor sera la exactitud de tu BPM...:) I recomend you count 15 seconds and then multiply by 4
You have a pretty unique way of understanding and explaining this stuff, but it's much more understandable than the "You just gotta feel it" explanation I usually hear from turntablists. Great vids, thanks for posting!
hey whats up ellsakins..i have a problem why does my "bpm"jump around when i beatmatch after a few seconds its starts skipping it goes up and down a bit.hapoends wt my decks.
ex/ lets say one track is on 127.0 after it goes to 126.9 then back.weird its no estable,had this problem wt the decks,not wt the hercules,only thing i could think of is that maybe is the bass from speakers that make my needles jump,but i all ready put them as far as possible and it still happends..weird..
thanks dj help you are a great teacher this one was very interesting im italian and watching you videos i learned many technique of djing here in italy they just steal money but they do not teach anything grazie
(easier method)
32 (divided by) x (times) 60
x = how many seconds after 32 beats.
sounds confusing but much easier and faster. Play a song (press start on the stop watch), Count the beats till 32. After 32 beats, press "stop" on the stopwatch and see how many seconds it took. then just do the formula and tat's is.
For example:
if it takes 15 seconds for 32 beats to play then...
32 (divided by) 15 (times) 60 = 128
There we go Faster and easier more accurate
Thumbs up so everyone can see :)
boy82killer 1 month ago
@boy82killer you are a genius, I would like to add (for other people) that you can do this for 16 beats even 8 or 4 beats, but do remember the more beats that you count the more likely your bpm will be correct.
nowadays tho, if your phone has a stopwatch it most likely has the ability to run a program like "BPM tap" =D
DJCript1 1 month ago
sir i just wanna ask 30 sec is always accurate?
some times its comes in point 129.50 like this so how to count this?
TheParag101 1 month ago
@TheParag101 you count it as it is, there is a huge difference between 129 to 130, BPM (in my opinion) should always be rounded to at least 1 decimal place.
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Obeastization 2 months ago
different musics have different kick drum patten's. this way is not right unless you play house music.
futurejumpupdnb 3 months ago
the counting was a song on its own :->
aceFX1126 3 months ago
Your videos are really useful!! :D do you know where you can buy cheapish but also equipment That is good for a beginner??
MRkamz2 4 months ago
@MRkamz2 craigslist?
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@MRkamz2 torq xponent
TheNiteflare 2 months ago
Brilliant! Thanks man. Please continue to make vids.
MagentaFleurs 4 months ago
COGLIONE, subliminal records is ONLY on 33rpm not on 45 that you play COGLIONE!
alan3072 5 months ago
What are u useing in this video?
Mja1997 6 months ago
i know a more simple way to find out what beats per minute is a track - you play a track and watch your watch and count the beats for one minute.
askadetra 6 months ago
he didnt say practice and enjoy back thene
tarodax 6 months ago
Thank you for your videos. They are very easily understandable and absolutely helpful! Cheers from Italy!
X8RD8X 7 months ago
your videos are very easy to understand n helpful..
u rock!!!!
INDIA
djshailender 6 months ago
thanks for the vid. well explained. even someone musically retarded can learn from this
85smallz 7 months ago
you are awesome man.
aom9010 8 months ago
Can some one = do the Mathematical Equation ?
for Us!!! lis
B+T=P
Beat + Time = Beat
or Something Like that?
MAGICDJ5 8 months ago
Are you using the same records there and also how do you count beats on things like dubstep
djhenleys 10 months ago
@djhenleys Electronic music is generally always 4/4 time, and it is really easy to count out a 4/4 beat to dubstep. You probably naturally tap your foot to the 4/4 rhythm. You just have to count out those beats instead of the kicks, which maybe all over the place in a good dubstep tune.
Arctandem 8 months ago
I gota get my technics before they're all gone! Great video.
kwidg87 11 months ago
instead of tellingpeople to listen to the bass you should tell them to listen to the backbeat
WhatTheTech 11 months ago
I LOVE U!!!! U R THE BEST TEACHER!!!!!!!! THANK U SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!
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sasha88ize 11 months ago 5
Dang I would live in the UK just so you could teach me personally,,,
vampiresmile15 1 year ago
It's funny when he counted...
Great video!
YangYue86 1 year ago
I love my Hardcore music. How would you calculate the BPM to a "Metal"" song that has constant changing double bass patterns and blast beats?
whophead007 1 year ago
lol no chance.you have trouble mixing it especially in a different gengre of music and even in the same.do they even use machienes in making beats for metal? is it just recorded straight from the artists? if it is then the beat will be off anyway. and like you said in metal the beats change and there are blast beats etc.. another thing who'd mix metal? you could take a snippet of a song and try to match it in with other songs.not saying metals shit, they have skill. i just dont like it.peace
85smallz 7 months ago
This is great :)
LadyBeatle 1 year ago
How does the pitch control work?
kyuujuuwang 1 year ago
also u can count for 5 seconds and multiply by 12 .. but u better take a calculator with u to the party :D
Pito7432 1 year ago 2
@Pito7432 so sad technics has closed down :(
zherui 1 year ago
@zherui there's always used goodies on ebay man. look around there's always someone who wants to sell you somethin.
OGKaine 11 months ago
that is not importnat if i have a bpm reader right :D
heshamaz09 1 year ago
Never bother calculating BPM... just guestimate and adjust on the run :)
pondsj01 1 year ago
Lol, old school Jonathan. Is this filmed to VHS or something?
32JSE 1 year ago
i would say try to do that trick with speedcore :P
LORDOFSP33D 1 year ago
nice vids im a dj im goin have to post some vids of my work
SuperGreedyboi 1 year ago
I count for 10 Sec and multiply by 6!
ReboyGTR 1 year ago 2
What turntables are these?
nexongamecard 1 year ago
@nexongamecard Technics 1200s mayne! basically the standard.
chicostick90 1 year ago
I Beat that hes counting is very Catchy Hahaha
XlTlCProductions 1 year ago
DuUUUUUUde fuck your self !!!!
TheDarXyd3 1 year ago
How can i determine what a beat is, if its hidden in a track say for instance there is a long intro? I need to learn this, i can do it with heavy bassline intros easy but not when the beat is clouded please help
SeanCambo 1 year ago
awsome videos im learning all ot from u
MegaSoccerkid7 1 year ago
duhh
langeberg01 1 year ago
@uxa1 LMFAO!!! that's hilarious, it's so random
BlackSunnProductions 1 year ago
no thank you!
jinyuisha 1 year ago
cool hat lol
blued4ddy 1 year ago
so the point s to have both turntables with the same bpm , so they mix correctly
mfoti92 1 year ago
FLAWED!!!!
The first beat counted should be ZERO not one. Think about it.
Otherwise, well dopne that man.
StevieQfromGOLD 1 year ago
@StevieQfromGOLD no! the first beat counted should be 1.. but the TIME will start at zero! think about it.
JaxnHustler 1 year ago
@StevieQfromGOLD I'm glad you've spotted that. I've never heard an explanation of whether BPM counts the first beat as a one or a zero. Is BPM beats per minute or is it 'intervals between the beats' per minute?
bombsiteweed 1 year ago
defo helped me
Warrenely 1 year ago
thank u so much... now i can make my mixes even better ;)))))
PIPHANSDK 1 year ago
with the softs from 2010 its very simple:)
alezz20 1 year ago
Thanx man...that explains a lot
reepr1818 1 year ago
u explain like if u r teaching a 5 years old kid... n i like da ;)
mexicanoykepedo 1 year ago 3
I think your explanations are brilliant, keep helping us.
flanj1 1 year ago 4
Thank you! This really helped!
arvinbehshad 2 years ago
Thank you, supernatural007 this really helped me out a lot it was question that was confusing me a lot when I am counting bpm's
Niftyfiftystang 2 years ago
im really having trouble counting bpm's like do I count the snare or count it in a 4 by 4 loop can someone please help me out
Niftyfiftystang 2 years ago
Hi Niftyfiftystang,
That is a great question! What you want to do is count the "whole or full" notes not the "half" notes. The whole notes are generally the "kick and the snare." The half notes are typically the "high hats" or other sounds directly in between two whole notes which may not be high hats. Examples of other sounds include bass, vocals, keyboard sounds, or another kick. Hip hop beats normally have 4 whole notes per measure and are good for beginners to learn with. - Sn007
SuperNatural007 2 years ago
I've done this to 5 different hardstyle tracks, and the BPM is 144 on all of them :S
DJMKN93 2 years ago
@DJMKN93 thats pretty normal, every hardstyle track is about 140 - 150 or so...
PIPHANSDK 1 year ago
Great vid thanks!!
Mmmmdooo7 2 years ago
loved ur counting :P
firegod4151 2 years ago
I know of a lot of DJs that will mark their vinyl covers with the BPM and organize their tunes from slowest to fastest. This way they know which tracks will work together and how much to adjust the pitch controller so that when they start to beat match, there is only slight adjustments to the pitch control needed.
Christisms 2 years ago
XD did anyone notice when he started to count it started to sound like a song XD lol wow
ElderTheGreat 2 years ago
lol... duuhhhhh
ilikebeer 2 years ago
u know your stuff
ZOELZER2 2 years ago
thanks man it really helped but could you please make a video were u teach us how to wire it all up and stuff
96niels 2 years ago 3
thanx mate for postin these very helpfull vids.
pabloboyd 2 years ago
that hat is tight!!!
jkjkl56 2 years ago
what records did you use ont he right side? and the record u used for the left side?
aznzakum1699 2 years ago
left side was Satisfaction :P
iman7272 2 years ago
very helpful video. thanks
kev20706 2 years ago
How the fuck do I count the BPM for Gorgoroth - Incipit Satan ?
intaler 2 years ago 2
not too hard. the problem is that the bpm varies through out the song, so first you need to decide which part of it you want to count.
LogoMproductions 2 years ago
it shouldnt do unless its been recorded from live instruments mate.
if your playing a dane tune or some kind of computer made tune the BPM will be same all the through, or multiples thereof, like if the tunes 140 the drums in the bridge could be split so its like 70bpm
corsasi 2 years ago
haha... :-D
no joke: it has exactly 66.6 bpm !
grossstadtnacht 2 years ago 2
look it up on google
kalashnikovxx07 2 years ago
Hi intaler,
To count beats with a lot going on, use your body for help if you are not experienced enough to filter out other instruments to find the correct kick. Head Bangers bang their head downward. At the point where their head has fully banged is the point where a whole or full note has hit. That is what you count. Enjoy the music and bang your head and count as you do it. The point where your head is cocked back and fully upward is when a half not hit. Don't count half notes. - Sn007
SuperNatural007 2 years ago 2
great lesson man
nicoariu 2 years ago
would it slow down the vocals in tune when moving up and down
riain01 2 years ago
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Thank man for your lessons. Satan bless you.
EspressoPictures 2 years ago
tank you
jordanespino 2 years ago
Hey! I use Virtual DJ, and i'm wondering if it would be good practice to use just the pitch control instead of the sync button, and not looking at the BPM.
SnowboardingJunkie 2 years ago 2
virtual DJ is shit compared to the real thing
figgia2K9 2 years ago 86
@figgia2K9 An example of why would be........
RazorRivetRiot 1 year ago
@figgia2K9 haha looser
tompa666 1 year ago
@figgia2K9 it only shit without a controller for it then it just as good as long as you don't put auto sync on or have to look on the screen
foreverGraceby 1 year ago
@figgia2K9 lol duhh
Honker103 1 year ago
it definently is good, but i find it very hard. im using hardware connected up to vdj, and i do use the sync option. vdj indeed is shit if you dont use external hardware, like turntables and mixers.
LogoMproductions 2 years ago
ty soo much
chongrae 2 years ago
sounded like you were mcing
YeahNigguhhh 2 years ago
you sound like derren brown
16andrew90 2 years ago 4
you can also count for 15seconds and multiply be 4
nixi16 2 years ago 51
or 6 x 10
figgia2K9 2 years ago
or 1 x 60
djCignitti 2 years ago
@nixi16 wow.. your quite good at mathematic? :D
johanmulliz 1 year ago
@nixi16 you can also count to 1 and multiply by 60. counting to 30 is more accurate.
koreansforever 1 year ago 6
@nixi16
you can also count for 5seconds and multply by 12
jedenzniewielu 11 months ago
@nixi16 your unbelievable! Your genius :D
BrechtBrecht 11 months ago
@nixi16 your margin of error will also be multiplied by 4
TheLegendMA 11 months ago
@nixi16
Or count to 1 and multiply with 60 ^^
ss1extreme 11 months ago 15
@nixi16 thats what i thought he was gonna do... lol!
codehendrix 10 months ago
@nixi16 True, but it's less accurate.
kaosbeats 9 months ago
@nixi16 Yes that works but 30 seconds is more accurate.
Tinsletooth 5 months ago
thanks fo the help bro!
gee707 2 years ago
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lol at a quick glance you almost look like Benny Bassini
hale992 2 years ago
Okay... Trying again... :-)
puupie321 2 years ago
Are you ment to make the BPM's equal?
bevans620 2 years ago
yes.
DJSillzor 2 years ago
what when you are a dj playing speedcore? haha :D
walteur 2 years ago
I Make most of my beats at 92 bpm to 100 bpm
DZA9mm 2 years ago
I really would like to thank DJ Tutor for his lessons in becoming a DJ. He helped me trough the first steps to become a DJ!
!!!many THANX man!!! keep on going
HardfulDJ 2 years ago 2
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Nobody use vynils now a days...
All regular - good cd players have bpm counter =)
huiti89 2 years ago
Haha your so wrong its not even funny....
Jimmylecroy21 2 years ago 5
fool...
FuNoK83 2 years ago
I'll definitely use this tip for determining the BPM because the software I use doesn't always find the BPM of a song.
vampirometaleiro 2 years ago
Or you can just count for ten or 20 seconds, i think 30 is very long in that kind of situation...
ChocoboXii00 2 years ago
hmmm in house you have a constant bass.... its not that hard to count the beats 30 seconds, but what about drum and bass... you have a snear on second and fourth beat... what do i have to do???
Cheers
And thx in adcance
FuNoK83 2 years ago
I count the hi hat,s then make,s it eazyer
6Extratone6 2 years ago
solid explanation thanks alot
greatblueyeti 2 years ago
u are well and truely da man when it comes to explainin things and dj-ing....thanks alot pal
BigRidMan 2 years ago
Which track is it??
Thanks
ehousephantom 2 years ago
its useless you can or can´t hear the speed of the song. I could but i cant now and im quite sad
Necesany 2 years ago
What is mix by keys?
Thanks in advance.
beetitus 2 years ago
All music is played in a certain key, C Minor for example so mixing in key would be getting two records both in the key of C minor, its called harmonic mixing.
Zoixlive 2 years ago
im asking me that too...
FuNoK83 2 years ago
If you use a mixer with a BPM counter i.e. Pioneer DJM 500 -600 etc etc etc, you will not advance but simply be reliant on counters, or it will be deceiving. Know your tunes, know your timing. But great breakdown bud, keep helping out those folks.
DNBGuRu 3 years ago
i dont like 2 mix with bpms is like cheating 4 me,,i enjoy lookin 4 the mix wile i'm mixing,,its funner, n plus i learnd how 2 mix without bmp's..but yeay keep ur vids coming
thizzianabob 3 years ago
i guess counting bmp is just per song right?
0surferman0 3 years ago
What if you want to count something that IS NOT 4:4? Like, Tububular Bells is in 7:8, what's the BPM of that? Or something that is in 5:4?
sk8ajoe89 3 years ago
@sk8ajoe89: The BPM disregards the time signature. BPM describes how fast (i.e. how many beats in one minute) the music should be, while the time signature describes how many beats in a musical bar the song has. 4/4 means four quarter notes per bar. 7 / 8 means seven eighth notes per bar. This doesn't tell anything about how fast or slow the song is, just tells us how the song is structured within the bars (accents and other stuff, trying not to get technical here).
Hope it helped.
SusceptorNebulae 2 years ago
I got it - revelation! XD
You actually DO need to know the time signature - allow me to demonstrate using some good old math:
BPM = [(60/Total Length of the song in seconds) * (Beats*Subdivisions)]
sk8ajoe89 2 years ago
i.e.: To know the BPM of a loop that lasts 6 seconds long and is playing in 3:4 time signature;
BPM = [(60/6) * (3*4)]
BPM = 120 beats per minute
From a practical perspective, you're not going to tap/clap hands/dance to something that is 7:8 but from a technical stand-point - it can prove quite useful. :D
Cheers.
sk8ajoe89 2 years ago
Yes, that requires you to know the measure, but you can also presume that every beat is one measure so you get the definition of BPM (as the name implies, how many BEATS in 1 MINUTE); just count the beats for 15s and multiply by 4 (or 30s and multiply by 2).
SusceptorNebulae 2 years ago
thanks so much elle, I just did a quick one now, I played with the picth like a racing car and it did it, I made a tad mistake and the bass kinda caught back but I don't care, I am happy I no what I have to do now, I kinda did it, just maybe faster would of done it, but am well happy
thanks alot man
Remember guys, count the bpm and as soon as they both are spot on, bring it in then play with the pitch like a racing car and smooth it back in on the right picth and then boom, your done sick
Antdemo 3 years ago
ella you look like a master grand stone head lol
I've watched nearly all your vids now lol
Antdemo 3 years ago
Man your so awesome I've learned so much from every one of your videos. DAMN I LOVE YOUTUBE.....if you know whats up you can learn anything!
seanSHRED87 3 years ago 3
I tried it but I can't do it. Everytime I'm going about 4 BPM more than the song is. =/. And how do you count trance music?! Because some of them starts without beats (there will be a singer singing solo) Thankx
uoytem 3 years ago
You can make a cue-point at when the beat begins..
djthym 2 years ago
even with record decks?
1OLDSKOOL1 2 years ago
what?? no. only with your hand
HighDefinitionEDM 2 years ago
Thanks a lot. The lack of knowing how to do this has been holding me back for a long time. My only complaint is that the record you played was ONLY kicks so im not sure how to transfer that information to my records which are beats with kicks and snares.
NotAsOtherz 3 years ago
Thanks, this really helped out alot in my mixing, ive been going all over the place like u showed what not to do xD
StyleZup 3 years ago
You also can count for 10 seconds and then multiply by 6 ;)
2Champions 3 years ago
im doing this for my music tek homework and to be honest ur way of describing it is better but its still pretty hard to get the grasp of. i still cant do it:P
dansgta 3 years ago
Practice and enjoy!! haha
augustochamo 3 years ago
Do DJs write the bpm on each record's jacket, or do they just know it from experience?
Koen75NL 3 years ago
You know, I often buy records online and it would be very helpful if they would show the BPM of the records / tracks. You can only find out if you listen to a preview, while sometimes I want to look only for techno that's really at 140 BPM for example. the BPM is quite important information yet no online shop shows it! what do you think?
Koen75NL 3 years ago
better precision
peterseinfeld 3 years ago
Why dont you count 6 sec and add a zero to the result?
ShadowsDML 3 years ago
porque al multiplicarlo por 10 baja la exactitud del BPM; entonces, cuanto menos sea el multiplo (en este caso por 2) mayor sera la exactitud de tu BPM...:) I recomend you count 15 seconds and then multiply by 4
augustochamo 3 years ago
Nice!!!
Thx...
zeronoxx 3 years ago
Thanks ellaskins, great help
DJSparkyBoi 3 years ago 2
99,9 seems a bit high, I'd rather say the other way around.
54spiritedwill54 3 years ago
You have a pretty unique way of understanding and explaining this stuff, but it's much more understandable than the "You just gotta feel it" explanation I usually hear from turntablists. Great vids, thanks for posting!
trublgrl 3 years ago
Another thing to remember is that he is counting the quarter note.
shwebk 3 years ago
Great video! You can also just count for 15 seconds and then just multiply by 4.
shwebk 3 years ago
you cant count 3000 bpm (music like speedcore extratone and noise)
jainderdaad 3 years ago
thats cuz no one cares about that garbage,..
skaterpunk12148 3 years ago
why would you want to?
anything that is 3000 bpm MUST sound like donkey shit...
DJPaddy643 3 years ago
That sound like that : /watch?v=oATVz5cUJTY
shamanisgreat 3 years ago
LOL! great example, thanks!
DJPaddy643 3 years ago
this video is great. now I know what to do instead of just moving the pitch up and down. I'm a beginner by the way, so don't judge. haha
treacherouswine 3 years ago
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Omg everyone who isn't a total retard knows how to count BPM (-.-')
ZetcH88 3 years ago
i take it YOU DONT then...
DJPaddy643 3 years ago
don't be such a dick.
Legsoup 3 years ago
very helpful!!! thanx for posting.
soccerplayerev 3 years ago
Hey Ellas!
There is also a program called BPM studio and it has a function counting the beats!!
juliopurmerend 3 years ago
he is cover this for people without a bpm program
avpcool 3 years ago 3
thanks mate! great video.
JulzJo 3 years ago
very nice thank you
LSUzealot 3 years ago
great videos man
FizzelWazzel 3 years ago
hey whats up ellsakins..i have a problem why does my "bpm"jump around when i beatmatch after a few seconds its starts skipping it goes up and down a bit.hapoends wt my decks.
ex/ lets say one track is on 127.0 after it goes to 126.9 then back.weird its no estable,had this problem wt the decks,not wt the hercules,only thing i could think of is that maybe is the bass from speakers that make my needles jump,but i all ready put them as far as possible and it still happends..weird..
ZeR024dog 4 years ago
Hi Johnathan,
I'm new Dj bigner. ineed your help mate :D
check out my first Vedio plz
maxriad 4 years ago
thanks dj help you are a great teacher this one was very interesting im italian and watching you videos i learned many technique of djing here in italy they just steal money but they do not teach anything grazie
zazullo 4 years ago
I think your video are the best i've never seen about mixing. I'm italian and your english it's so easy to understand.
Thanks a lot, and good luck for all.
Following u ;)
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