DJ LESSON ON MIXING OLD SCHOOL DISCO MUSIC FROM THE 1980'S AND 1970'S
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2017
- DJ LESSON ON MIXING OLD SCHOOL DISCO MUSIC FROM THE 1980'S AND 1970'S
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NEW FAN, d.j. discOworm now 70 yrs old tons of songs between the ears
I've been djing now for about 5-6 years and you've helped me every step of the way. If ever i'm stuck you seem to have a video covering what I need. Thank you for your service!!
I love this lesson! I play a lot of disco and 80's pop for festival crowds and this is super affirming for me. Please do more like this and for vinyl.
love your videos , coming from a DJ who is now 64 been DJ ing since 1972 not so much nowadays due to illness but still as a hobby you are da man !! brilliant !!
Brothers Johnson were BADASS! Winners is a fantastic album.
Your little tangents are what keep me coming back to your videos
Great video. Couldn’t agree more. Stomp is one of the best songs. Thanks again
i love this guy and this kind of videos
Thankyou mate. I definitely have more confidence in this style of mixing older tracks after watching this.
Hey Jonathan. I've been doing this almost as long as you but I watch your movies anyway :) . Sound Ideas and solid info based from your own experience. I usually just nod and agree. So also this time, but here's my comment for the last 5 years of silence...
This music is coming back stronger and stronger. When you have the originals that the millennials know from recent remixes, you get them dancing like crazy, not only the middle aged people. Once they're lured in by that, you can keep 'em on the dance floor the rest of the night with the classics and originals they've never heard before. Soon, if this is a continuing concept, there's more people in their 20's than 40's or 50's that maybe was the original target for the concept. It's what happened in a club where I've been a resident DJ for a long time.
3 years ago we opened up RED which is a bit more of a cocktail area and social than the other two dance floors where the recent top 40 and club hits are pumping. The music is restricted to soul/funk/disco (individually interpretable) and while not restricted to only the stuff from the 70's and 80's, most of it is. Usually the older generation comes in early and leaves half way through the night and the younger ones take over gradually and keep it busy 'till closing time.
I usually don't want to play in the same place too often, because if I don't get bored, management or the customers will. I like to play different styles in different places to keep myself interested and on my toes, but I tend to play more often at this RED, because it's very difficult to find Dj's who either want or can play the right music. It's great that you promote this genre to the young and up'n'coming DJ's. They need to get this info somewhere. Not everyone has a mentor to guide them.
IF you, YES YOU, not Johnathan, get this music in your collection and learn how to use it, it will give you great opportunities to play better paid gigs than the ordinary club/pub DJ. That I can guarantee! Since I dug in to my record collection and started playing at RED, I've been offered more well paid gigs in respected venues than ever before. Not because I'm famous among people, but because other DJ's and promotors know who I am. It's a small world once you're in it, where everybody knows about everyone. Who knew that after 32 years as a DJ, that it's the music I started to play mid 80's that would set me apart from other DJ's.
i realize I'm kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good website to stream newly released movies online ?
Great lesson! Thank you!
Dude. You are such a lej. Thanks for guiding my dj eagle spirit over the last umpteen years. Peace be with you maestro.
Great Video... Small Request for the future, check the focus. Thanks for your contribution to the DJ world!
Wondering if anyone could help me. One of my channel faders has stopped working and only plays sound when it is pushed and held to the top. Does anyone know what's caused this and how to fix it??
this is brilliant! thank you mate
Great! The 70-80s years music is magnificent! Unfortunately very difficult to mix. Personally I love to mix the old school with modern music, born very interesting mix. For example, "I Want You Back-The Jackson 5 / O baby-Seizo"
I no longer have to beat myself up for not being able to beat match old school disco. You saved my life
you're the real deal mate. keep at it. always
thank you!
Great one! Thanx
Love it❤
Got to love this as this is my jam! Quick question though, could you explain the adjustment of the tempo fader when you are bringing in the Lady Marmalade track? I get it’s to match the tempo, but I see you moving it a fair bit, is this to be used instead of nudging the jog wheel?
Love this man, just picked up turntables from a buddy to borrow and what your saying sounds hard but awesome thanks for sharing.
Did the exact same transitions a million times in my career.
lolololol🔇
Great Lesson! Informative and enjoyable. I would really like a true top-down view of the board from the camera. An overhead rig would give us a great view of what your hands are up to. :)
bro, i have a amplifier and want to set it to my DJM2000 but how can i do that
These was so helpful! Thank you so much
Talking about old school being more difficult to mix and being all over the place, Tom Moulton had a heart attack remixing Doctor Love by First Choice (Salsoul/Goldmind label 1977] . That's how disco music recorded live was all over the place.
Since you touched Disco, I would like to see some High-Energy DJing technics...
i fuckin love you men you got me in too dj-ing! You always look so much fun when you are doign your thing!
This guy is so informative and respected on youtube you'd think he'd record videos on a proper camera at least
All indie disco dj be like "tru dat"
Do you have a repertoire of all your mixes? I mean a 15min/30min/60mim continues music. thanks
you are a really big dj !
thanks! love u
Thanks
I love your page
i just liked the vid and subscribed because of 3:05
Thank u!
Mini...mani....gagsdieohmygodnoairtheteacherwilldie... manually
so much for BPM and working the beat
Right at 10:17 STOMP! You could start, right over top of STOMP! Hey sister soul sister....... and drop Brothers Johnson right after STOMP If that makes sense.
Is it possible to be creative on the turntables with marijuana or beer ?
You mic you are using sounds very tinny.. I hear no bass...I will have to watch a newer video.. BUT I love the lessons.I have been djing since 73
u should try patreon jonathan
He's taken 34 thumbs so far
can someone make a tutorial about beatmatcing old music without a bunch of other talking?
What about on vinyl ?
vinyl sucks!! 🎼🎶🎵🎶
HaHaH ☝😹👍
alain soral?
Old school music was created with the typical formula.
F......the wedding sets
give me hardcotrererere
13:41 Hahaha. Funny
i know he didn't just drop subtle homophobia in a disco tutorial
Good lesson but don't ever give up DJing to become a comedian...that would be a fail bro
whoa maybe just a joke but... homophobic? :\