dude! please reply to this ok?. i have been working with fl studio for a about 6 months now and i would like to start using turn tables and mix beats and be a DJ not just a dj on fl studio. i might get turn tables soon after watching XD
Ive got a biiiig question. How can you beatmatch songs on an Akai APC40 ( APC stands for Ableton performance Controller). I got one last month and i was rrying to beat mix tracks with it and i cant find anything usefull on the Akai website nor in Abletons. Can any body help me with this, im still a noob at Djing......cheers
a little tiny speaker is what basicly what a mic is,using your headphones is a crude mic but neverless a mic it is,try it it will work,but you have to plug your headphones in the mic input
nice to see people dedicatin their time to educatin peeps starting out as a DJ.. but i dont see the point in this exercise.. is this tutorial for people that can afford to spend £1000 on a DJ set up, amp and speakers but cant afford a pair of headphones...??
Also.. and i dont know if u covered this in another tutorial.. but if u were skilled enough.. you dont need to use any monitoring to mix two tunes together.. tho this may not neccesarily apply in a nightclub scenario..!
...the point of this video is to help people FEEL the beat matching ... at the beginning I found it a little confusing identifying which beat belongs to what turntable/side... so when I set up the right turn table to the right headphone (or speaker... whatever) and the left to the left I found it easier to practice beat matching until I got comfortable to mix like pros do... Watch "It's all gone Pete Tong" movie, ... it has a similar concept, but for deaf dj-ing
for me its easier for techno. i cant get the hang of it with hiphop. theres is so little tutorials on hiphop and with there was more. i dunno why but it seems harder to me. mabe the words in them mess me up. i dont know.
yea but people can still here at the beggining if the beat is a bit off when ur trying to match it up,,,wouldnt be very good for live use, maybe just for fun
okay okay I get this, but WHAT, if I want to mix Breakcore, or Oldskool Jungle??? because Breakcore doesn't have 4 kicks per bar on the same place in every song like in house music, and breakcore doesn't always has the standard 4/4 time signature! (sometimes it's 7/4 or 5/4) but I've still seen djs managing to beatmatch breakcore tracks still really tigth so it IS possible..
Would be very cool if U would do a tutorial about that!
I was about to post saying the names of the songs because i could tell what they were just from the beat hahaha... a well, i will have other chances to look smart :p
You are amazing with those pitches. I find it easiest atleast at this point to match beats when they play on top of each other so you will easily hear the klopotiklops when it's off. On headphones having cue and master both playing on top of each other not left and right. Not sure have you mentioned but when bassdrum hits it starts with klick sound this sound is the one atleast I use in beatmatching and that's the sound that makes the klopotiklops when offbeat.
when we forgot headphones back in the dayz we listened to the needle lol
mrfucn187 1 month ago
pan is short for pan ? lol
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fep4e 1 year ago
"Pee - aye - enn is short for PAN".
onetwotriceratops 1 year ago
dude! please reply to this ok?. i have been working with fl studio for a about 6 months now and i would like to start using turn tables and mix beats and be a DJ not just a dj on fl studio. i might get turn tables soon after watching XD
fastandfurioustokyo 1 year ago
Ive got a biiiig question. How can you beatmatch songs on an Akai APC40 ( APC stands for Ableton performance Controller). I got one last month and i was rrying to beat mix tracks with it and i cant find anything usefull on the Akai website nor in Abletons. Can any body help me with this, im still a noob at Djing......cheers
DANCERRAVER 2 years ago
very nice on this one
matthewfrancis24 2 years ago
pan is short for pan love it haha
pMcARDENboyz 2 years ago
how are u using ur headphones as a mic?
djcjam 2 years ago
a little tiny speaker is what basicly what a mic is,using your headphones is a crude mic but neverless a mic it is,try it it will work,but you have to plug your headphones in the mic input
semiLivedj 2 years ago
cool thanks!
djcjam 2 years ago
put it into the mic input, since its a diaphragm to emit the sound. a mic uses a diaphragm aswell
Ebbelwoy 2 years ago
Yep, PAN stand for Pan alright ;)
Good vid mate.
Stinger401 2 years ago 4
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yes. why ARE u mixing with no headphones...
thats not right man
lsdreamz 2 years ago
im new to djing so i cant do a gr8 mix but try tiesto lord or trace an tiesto bass together it sound good even when mixed by a novas like me
NjoyYourMusic 2 years ago
nice to see people dedicatin their time to educatin peeps starting out as a DJ.. but i dont see the point in this exercise.. is this tutorial for people that can afford to spend £1000 on a DJ set up, amp and speakers but cant afford a pair of headphones...??
Also.. and i dont know if u covered this in another tutorial.. but if u were skilled enough.. you dont need to use any monitoring to mix two tunes together.. tho this may not neccesarily apply in a nightclub scenario..!
:)
antidoteuk 3 years ago 2
...the point of this video is to help people FEEL the beat matching ... at the beginning I found it a little confusing identifying which beat belongs to what turntable/side... so when I set up the right turn table to the right headphone (or speaker... whatever) and the left to the left I found it easier to practice beat matching until I got comfortable to mix like pros do... Watch "It's all gone Pete Tong" movie, ... it has a similar concept, but for deaf dj-ing
vlavla78 3 years ago
So wats d point of knoin how to do this???
captainrossOODJ 3 years ago
must say im lovin them headphones tht double as a mic
billythefridge 3 years ago
This is why I love spinning house...pretty easy, until you run into a Theo Parrish track.
supermoop 3 years ago
good..
chippatty 3 years ago
y you all shitheads going crazy bout him saying "p.a.n. is short for pan" and dont write what it actually means??
PAN stands for Panorama, dumbasses!!
grate vid actually :)
Lobde 3 years ago
"P. A. N." is short for Pan"
:S LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
boydem11 3 years ago
yup :D:D i was like WTF?! :D:D:D
inphy1 3 years ago
dj ellaskins is a man with lots of passions
ffernandez16 3 years ago 3
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so gay. u suck
LaoBoiLoSo 4 years ago
to LaoBoiloSo
Fuck you mother fucker!!!!!
COSMICGATE1990 3 years ago
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wack dj
2NNK 4 years ago
is he using his headphones as a MIC? LOL now that's wicked man!!!! use your cans as MICS!!! :D
alphawav3 4 years ago
Basicly, dynimac mics are using the same method as speakers, only are they now connected 'in reverse'. :)
CasBOscar 3 years ago
P-A-N.
Short for pan.
LOLOLOLOLOL
weds9994 4 years ago 3
lolololol
irishboy2kwateva 4 years ago
lol LOL . P-A-N short for PAN XD~
alphawav3 4 years ago
Check out his 10min mix video, he pretty much throws everything he teaches in one mix. Its very good.
Ryuuzaki1770 4 years ago
dont let the haters stop you ellaskins.good work.thanks for the help.
pikerzoli 4 years ago
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stupid idiot!!!!!bla bla bla bla!!!
damageroundone 4 years ago
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pufffffffffffffffffff
gtuani 4 years ago
Wow, quick ridings on the faderings!
Very nice. I'm jealousies!
Thankings you John.
mightlife 4 years ago
You're quite good teaching Dj's tricks, but I wonder how you find the perfect beatmatch in just two or three seconds!!!
DarioTheRadioStar 4 years ago
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fuck this video
HenryAk47Mx 4 years ago
hey johnathan those tracks were great I've got that future breeze 1 but I cant get hold of the other, no one knows it, can anybody help me out??
-Josh-
boothyofyick 4 years ago
he says in there it is dj jean - ready for the launch. i found it on limewire and htfr sells it if that is wat u meant by "cant get hold of it"
thehunk0 4 years ago
thanks for the info mate
boothyofyick 3 years ago
WOT YOU MEAN DJ JEAN ? THE LARNCH ?
djmickeymcgoo 4 years ago
cheers m8
trekovsmc 4 years ago
your awesome and thanks for your tips
Hakaori2 4 years ago
for me its easier for techno. i cant get the hang of it with hiphop. theres is so little tutorials on hiphop and with there was more. i dunno why but it seems harder to me. mabe the words in them mess me up. i dont know.
droopi3 4 years ago
i wanna no how u talk into the headfones thts sik lol
trekovsmc 4 years ago
just plug into the headphone jack plug in the mixer and off you go! johnathan
ellaskins 4 years ago 2
plug em into the mic jack
blumarten69 4 years ago
@trekovsmc yeah me too he's taking on the headphones?
anko8aug 1 year ago
@trekovsmc only the left head phone when plugged in will work as a microphone.
YungStatik 7 months ago
These tips could cost big bucks in DJ school. Thanks for giving it to us for free. God bless you!
fligelstudio 4 years ago
pan is short for pan
Kayrew 4 years ago
your good with that pitch control....
kana717 4 years ago
you're talking into the headphones...
HouseDJinAU 4 years ago
a good quick way of getting a mic!
ellaskins 4 years ago
yea but people can still here at the beggining if the beat is a bit off when ur trying to match it up,,,wouldnt be very good for live use, maybe just for fun
luke23waltz 4 years ago
Correct, you would not use this method at a gig!
ellaskins 4 years ago
okay okay I get this, but WHAT, if I want to mix Breakcore, or Oldskool Jungle??? because Breakcore doesn't have 4 kicks per bar on the same place in every song like in house music, and breakcore doesn't always has the standard 4/4 time signature! (sometimes it's 7/4 or 5/4) but I've still seen djs managing to beatmatch breakcore tracks still really tigth so it IS possible..
Would be very cool if U would do a tutorial about that!
anyway, love ur vids bigups!
skittleboy17 5 years ago
Ok, with the likes of breakcore and rnb , there is a lot going on, so it's a good idea to consentrate on the top kick/ high hat . johnathan dj tutor
ellaskins 5 years ago
Thats a handy dj trick when you have no microphone you can use the headphone as one you are truly a master DJ my friend!
djreadyred 5 years ago
Damn it you said the names!!
I was about to post saying the names of the songs because i could tell what they were just from the beat hahaha... a well, i will have other chances to look smart :p
peace
csta 5 years ago
IN THE SECOND MIX THE DECK DID JUMP!!!! oops sorry!!
ellaskins 5 years ago
You are amazing with those pitches. I find it easiest atleast at this point to match beats when they play on top of each other so you will easily hear the klopotiklops when it's off. On headphones having cue and master both playing on top of each other not left and right. Not sure have you mentioned but when bassdrum hits it starts with klick sound this sound is the one atleast I use in beatmatching and that's the sound that makes the klopotiklops when offbeat.
syntse 5 years ago