3 Mixing Techniques Every Hip Hop DJ Must Know | Beginner DJ Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In This video DJ TJ Nice takes us through 3 basic mixing techniques also known as transitions that every DJ needs to know and master. You will learn how to drop a song on the one, drop a song with a pick-up beat, and mixing two songs over the hook or chorus of. Mastering these three basic techniques and you are well on your way to putting together a killer DJ set.
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Ive learned more watching this vid than I have on anyone else’s videos on transitions. Just got my first controller and this helped a ton, thanks homie!!
Thanks for the comment! Good luck with the new controller fam! 💪🏾
I don’t even DJ but I still like watching these kinds of videos, good work bro
Thanks!!
This is Hands down the best Tutorial for mixing rap, deadass. Im used to long mixing house and afro house, but i couldnt get Rap hip hop or pop. BUT THIS! Man...THANK YOU!
Thanks bro!
Intro over the hook! This is what I was looking for. Thank you Bro ✌
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Best hip-hop tutorial video by far! Been mixing house music for a while but this is a totally different game. Thanks for the tips!!
Bro, why aren't you making more videos? This is one of the best tutorial ever! Real talk.
Heathen The Heretic Thanks bro! I guess I should!
@@iCutWax seriously man!I'm learning how to dj and hopefully I'll make it as one. But you're good and you thoroughly explain and show what you're doing and what you mean!
Bruh make more videos dammit lol.
@@iCutWax gotta say, its a good tutorial.
I play a lot of '80s and New Wave stuff and because back then they used real instruments the tempos vary drastically so currently I practice dropping the bangers on the one and the intro over the hook works well with this genre. Great video bruh!
I tend to favor mixing two songs over the hook. Definitely will practice the first two more, and master them.
Thanks for the tips. Especially the pick up drop. I had seen that once before, but couldn’t remember what it was called.
Christopher Williams ✊🏾
Thank you so much for this man 🙌
Drop another video
was looking for someone with turntables to explain this lol glad i found it
Thanks for this vid!
thanks man thats a good tutorial
Best tutorial I’ve seen so far !!💪🏾
Can you tell me the name of these songs ??
And PLEASE do more tutorials lol !! 💙
Dude! I think I just learned the difference between a DJ and an internet DJ 🤣
Thanks !!! Great video!
Good looking out !
Thank a lot Sir
Nice on the wheel of steel
Good stuff bro!
Really helpful 👍
great video man keep it up!!
Freak the techniques
U definitely on point
Please drop More videos bro!
Awesome tips man..👌🏾
he looks like a Black Jonathan Davis from Korn
😂😂
Nice information, but recording sound is on one side only
Very helpful video~ thanks a lot
Songs were fire.. Are they on RUclips?
Great vid sir
Good stuff thank you . I have a question how do you decide which song are you gonna drop on the four and which one you were going to drop on the one? What do I need to look for a beat before the vocal starts of the second song? How will I know what to look for?
I don't know what happened, but as soon as the video switched to you on the decks, the sound went quiet.
Hey Gitiffan! Just bad audio on the video. Will have better and more consistent audio in future vids.
You are killing our ears broo 😳
What is the differences between mixing,layering and transition technique?
Thx
That first song was ass , in 3 months I’ll have my Dj video up . Thanks for the tips tho brother mans
Ha! Just picked three random songs bro. Chill out, go easy on the indie cats!
great video
Thanks DJ Big Duley! We have a lot more in the pipeline... stay tuned!
Hello Sir , How to record with microphon
Do you drop it at the end of the chorus?
Hey wassup quick question, how do you play different music with the same 2 records? Do you need 2 records with no music on it at all? I'm curious
It’s digital vinyl. Turns turntables into a digital controller.
@@davidsmisc1351 That is so cool!!
@@jseanthedon1535 i actually prefer using ‘real vinyl’ in sets but do use DVS as not everything I want play is readily available on vinyl.
@@davidsmisc1351 Worrd ok bet!
What two songs are these @9:44
Can someone drop the song names in this vid
Is it possible to just use a mixer without the turntables? Sorry, I'm new and trying to figure out what I need the most
Estela Dias possible yes, recommended no. I would say get a controller over a mixer with no decks what so ever.
Any brands you recommend for beginners?
M C - That depends a lot on your style and budget. I have used almost EVERYTHING so if you have some questions on a specific type of gear reach out and I will be happy to share my thoughts.
May I ask why the audio from this video is only coming from the left ear lol honest mistake just find it funny
He's cueing it up.
Just use sync
Doesn't work with music that is not quantized and it doesn't work with certain tracks but it can bail you out of a potential disaster if you have no other alternatives and don't have enough time to get it to where there is minimal beat drift while mixing your tracks (pitch bending is always an option for slight misalignments). Then again, if you never had problems with it, then it's all good then. To each his own as far at I see it as long as you're having fun doin it as well.
Sync is for suckers
Bas C sync is for anybody who wants to use it ,,, it's 2020 new day been a new day..
@@cordbanks6372 Good Luck with that
Bas C lol
Great tips which help a lot but choice of music is shite
Just picked some random indy tracks. Take it easy on them sheesh :-p. I guess I can take better care of music selection in future videos. Glad you found the tips helpful!
Listen, man. I appreciate what you’re trying to do here, but your teaching style is too hard to follow. You’re especially using too much DJ jargon as the basis of your instructions, such as “drop it on the one.” I’m really trying to follow along, but none of this is intuitive. I don’t even see how the first method constitutes a transition. To my ear, it sounds like buttressing two songs together. I’m not trying to bust your balls, either. I genuinely want to learn what you are trying to illustrate. But if you’re going to teach people who don’t know what you already know, you’ll need to consider that they’re hearing it for the first time.
By the way, this isn’t unique to your channel. Most DJ tutorials that I’ve seen are infuriatingly impossible to comprehend. It’s just the nature of the beast.
Hey SuperPussyFiner! Man, thanks a lot for the comment. You made some really good points and we will use a lot of your ideas in future videos.
@@iCutWaxYou my friend is what a good teacher is. For fellow with the original comment, I understand you point fully and it is a valid one.
One thing I would suggest for you is since this is a video on demand, for now instead of getting infuriated, pause the video and google some of these terms.
I as you can see from other viewers feedback on here, his teaching method is very good.
Lets keep sharing the knowledge.