Best way to monitor using the headphones; djtutor.com
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Jonathan, I recently bought my first DJ kit and I've been using your videos to try and learn the basics of mixing and the likes. I very much appreciate the time and effort you put into making these videos, and they are entertaining as well as educational - I can learn with a big fat grin on my face because of the energy that you display. Many thanks!
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you forgot to say practice and enjoy :(
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You can't do this with every track you mix, because the gain levels are all different on every track
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What are you actually doing with your headphones? Do you play mix the second song with the first one (playing out loud), and just bring in the second song?
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Personally, I like to use the cue with my headphones, I have a Numark DXM06 so I can monitor whichever channel I want to, and if I do both, I can beatmatch by ear that way. This is a great tutorial, I just find it a little complicated to do this, haha
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do you have to pee?
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I usually just use my headphones on completely. Whats wrong with just using headphones, instead of using 1 side and the monitors.
using both headphones seems more accurate to me
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what i have to do if am playing in a club?
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Look Jonathan, since I practiced djing as a hobby, i've always used both headphones on both ears and listening to both records when beatmatching. so i have a little crossfader for the headphones and when I beatmatch i set it in the middle. I find it better too for matching the gainvolume. Please tell me what you think. cheers
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DoyleCE 4 years ago 25
To DoyleCE, wow, thanks for the comment/complement, i am just trying to help. all the best
johnathan
ellaskins 4 years ago 3
I think what your trying to say is keep your monitor and headphone levels as quiet as you can get away with.
Doing this helps a lot :)
djjaxon 4 years ago
O yes!! at the end of the day , you don't need the sound blasting, if anything by having it too loud is not helping at all.
ellaskins 4 years ago 2
hi, really like your stuff, have just stumbled accross it, find it very helpful.
yvetteb24 5 years ago
thanks!! join in with the croud!!
ellaskins 5 years ago