You are definitely one of the best DJs out there and probably the best RUclipsr for tutorials. Youre able to do it the old school way, truly understand your music and beats. Man you got it all! Clear, informative, and yet humble. I'm trying to learn how to mix house but I also wanted to learn hip hop so thank you for providing such a great outlet for beginners!
Hi guys, I've been extremely busy with different projects, gigs and private life and as a result I was not able to make new video's in the last two weeks. I'm back in the lab right now and the new video's are dropping asap! Thanks for the support and patience. TLM
I could sit and listen to you all day everything you say is so straight forward and informative ..great work Even some of the more simple things can go along way into your set...your building confidence in many people including myself
12:39 That loop transition is HOT HOT HOT HOT. Heard transitions like that before but first time I had it explained. Great way to mix songs with different tempos. Thanks, gonna practice this one....
@@djTLMtv Haven't tried Djing myself yet, but been watching your videos from time to time, really nice content!!! Is there a way to do this transition, analog with vinyl? Like cueing that loop with two records, as you showed in the beginning and then switching to a third faster record on a third turntable? Or would you need 4 hands for that? Or could you nudge the record back only with the left hand and have a scratch-hot-scratch-hot sound as the loop, and then switch to the second record, or is it impossible to get that down precisely enough?
Absolutely excellent tutorial about the general idea of 'Looping". While there are plenty more uses and functions around looping, djTLMtv covers the most basic but extremely important aspects. Looping is key in presenting your audience with a silky smooth and grain-free performance, its not a means of 'cheating' when one cannot mix within a time frame. Keep in mind that when you mix 2 tracks you are creating something beautifully harmonic (assuming you are mixing 2 tracks that are within the harmonic circle), it essentially becomes 1 track. 2 tracks played harmonically has the potential to yield an immense quality of a mix. It also aids you in creating more 'time' within the tracks, allowing more freedom to tweak in effects. All the top DJs, especially in the dance music genre use it religiously, why shouldn't you? Again, excellent guide here guys, bravo TLMtv.
TLM, this is so ILL! The tutorials are legit, but my biggest compliment to you is about how you include hip-hop/DJ history in the modules...GENIUS! I'm a high school teacher and I completely respect and appreciate your efforts on RUclips. Cheers!!!
I found several songs that I did the loop function that transitioned into another song that had the same line or phrase in it and it worked perfectly. But Like TLM said, it's one of those things that you can't really do on the fly. That's something that you have to plan and set cue points for. Great tip bro. I learn so much from every video you make.
Yo this is whats up, finally i have my first dj controller,Numark mixtrack pro 3, and I've been watching different peoples vids on tips pointers about djing. But DjTLM is hands down the most official guy putting these types of videos out. And its not just about his tips and tricks, its how he presents the topics so easy to comprehend in detail so you can digest everything. Thanks Big Dog for making this channel its fo sho can take people starting out in this lane the knowledge!!!
I know I’m late to the party, but TLM, thank you yet again my brother. I have been dabbing with the loop roll, but haven’t really figured out the best use for it. Well, today problem solved. Yo, just shear luck, that I came across this video today. Mad respect to you sir, if you re every playing in Germany let us know, wouldn’t mind checking it out live.
Hey man I just started learning how to DJ (or mixing whatever :P) a few days ago, and your tutorials definitely helped me A LOT! those are definitely super helpful for a beginner like me! Thank you for making such great and straight-to-the-point content! Cheers!!!
Dam!!! Wish I had you as a teacher I could listen to your videos all dam day. Very informative and straight to the point. Im thinking about becoming a dj and your videos give me inspiration. Keep doing what you doing man! Thanks!
I definitely had to subscribe! Keep doing what you do man. This is Gods plan for you! A gift from the almighty. It seems like it comes so natural to be able to teach these lessons. Not many people can do that, so I'm just sending much respect to you man.
Thank you DJ TLM for sharing your experience and knowledge...I have applied some of these techniques to my style and DJING is so much more fun and fulfilling!
You can use any genre of music. So it doesn't matter at all. I used a couple of homemade beats for this video because of copyright issues, but you can use anything.
For DJ’s who might not have looping functions but have a pioneer mixer: the roll effect is essentially a looper too. It samples a section of music. At smaller increments such as 1/4, 1/8 etc it really just sounds like noise, but if you set it to 4/1 it will record a full bar. Then you can switch the channel selector to a different channel (my djm 400 is only 2 channels so I set it to mic to have both channels free) & continue your mix without worrying about the song ending.
Good stuff! I am a new DJ and this is so helpful getting started creating mixes. I am glad that my Pioneer DDJ-SX2 controller has tons of loop functions and the two jog wheels to simulate what you are doing on vinyl.
I appreciate you Fam...You have skills on the wheels and can communicate your points very clear and to the point. I really like the multiple ways to use the loops and why you would use them...BIG UP and Keep Doing What Your're Doin!!! Respect
Merci !! Thank you :-) The last use of the loop you show can help bridginf the gap between two songs with totally different BPM simply by shortening the loop you want out, scratch the track you want in on the 1st beat and BANG. I'ts commonly used in drum & bass for example
Thank you for making these videos🙏🏽 You presented this video in a very simple & approachable way that motivates me to try and apply the techniques with confidence🙌🏽
Hi guys, Due to health issues I couldn't finish video's I was working on (NS7-2 review) and I can't record new video's either. I lost my voice over the weekend and that makes it a bit difficult to record stuff ;) I should be fine in a couple of days so stay tuned! For the DJ's who would like to be part of the Saturday Super Session: Join the Saturday Super Session and send me your own video!
First let me say your thank you, your segments are A1. You do a great job breaking things down. DJ TLM Can you break down Serato Flip and do a tutorial on it?
I'm just starting out and I've only had my controller a couple of days but I'm slowly figuring out the loop function. A couple of times I haven't quite got my next track ready and I've used the loop to play some of the music longer to give me more time. From my limited experience so far I would say the auto loop is not 100% perfect but then that could just be my lack of experience but when I do get it right it is a great tool to have.
Hey TLM, love your channel. Loop yea back in the day DJ had to work for the loop, now it's a button press.But it gives more creative DJ's and makes no DJ song or mix the same. That is what makes ever DJ there own. I love it. I think its great and all the hype about DeeJay Jazzy Jeff and Pioneer new controller DJ need to step off that B******, it will make better young DJ's. As alway's a great channel, love your video's and Thank You for helping the DJ community.Keep up the great work, it's not easy running a channel takes a lot of dedication and time. 10 thumbs up ! lol
wow, I have probably heard this transition loop before, just never knew how simple it is to do. Always thought they were pitch changing or something. Can't believe it is that simple (if you do the preparation). 👍 Definitely going to practice and add this to my tool bag.
Dude! I just wanted to thank you for this awesome video! I've been DJing for over 25 years and just recently moved from vinyl & CDJ's to Serato and a new Pioneer DDJ-SX2. To say that I'm a bit lost, is an under statement. However, thanks to videos like yours, I'm getting up to speed rather quickly! I decided to learn about loops today and found your video. Man, it was super helpful! I know you are busy but am hoping you can answer a dumb question for me: how the "blank" do you save a loop in a track? For example, I prepare a track for my next gig and want to save the loop in it. How do I do that and then recall that loop when I need it at a gig? Thanks again for this awesome video tutorial!
Thank you so much. I have been mixing edm, hardstyle and trap. But i have allways liked to listen on hip hop and the last months i have been listening to hip hop non stop. So i decided to start mixing some hip hop, but that shit is hard compared to the other genres i'm mixing. This techniques really helps me to to do smoother mixes without just droping in the new track and turn down the volume at the track being played. I really appreciate your videos!
Great Vid, I've been spinning since the 80's. I'm tryin to move to the latest DJ software from my CD and TT mixing. Your style and techniques are really helping me out bro, Thanks for your hard work!
Great video, very informative. Could you maybe film a video using Serato from picking a song and scratch sample to mixing? I'm completely new to the SL3. I enjoy watching your techniques.
Thanks heaps for sharing your knowledge, helped me out heaps watching your tutorials. You got the smoothest style plus some serious skills. I play a 4 hour set every Friday & Saturday night, and my 10pm crowd is a lot different from my 1am crowd so I'm always switching genres and big tempo shifts so this vid was sick, thanks again. What's that beat called your using at 7min50sec, its off the chain!
hey there djTLM, i just wanna ask and im curious about a certain part of this video, the part where I can see the bigger view of the virtual decks at time 9:20. why is it that the pitch on the right deck keeps on changing when you're playing 2 tracks? it goes like -6.1% and then goes up to -6.2% or -6.3% and then goes back down to -6.1%. Why is it behaving like that? is it because of the relative mode? or because you're using a timecode vinyl? Your reply is much appreciated and keep on sharing the knowledge....thanks!
He changes the pitch slightly through the turntables. You can change pitch briefly when you move the turntable. You can see him doing that at 9:20 on the left turntable
Hi DJ TLM, really super helpful video. Got one question. I practice on a DDJ-SX, and can transfer most of what you do on the technics to the ddi. I am confused on how--or whether-- I can do what you are doing around 17:30, to my ddj-sx, how would I, as you say "tap that tempo into his effect bank." What exactly does that mean? How would I do it on my ddj? I also don't quite understand how I would do it on technics. Conceptually, it makes sense, I just don't quite understand how to put that concept into practice. Thanks so much though! Your a great teacher who puts a lot of thought into his videos.
Ok, I think the first one is 84bpm and the second one is 120 (can't remember if I show that in the video). You need the roll effect on the first beat (84bpm) to be playing at the tempo of the new track (120bpm). On that mixer I have a tap button for each channel which allows me to manually tap the tempo that I want the effect to use. So I'm tapping 120bpm. On the SX you have a tap button for each effect section. It's the button next to the three ON buttons for the effects
8 years later and your videos are still the best on RUclips for learning
You are definitely one of the best DJs out there and probably the best RUclipsr for tutorials. Youre able to do it the old school way, truly understand your music and beats. Man you got it all! Clear, informative, and yet humble. I'm trying to learn how to mix house but I also wanted to learn hip hop so thank you for providing such a great outlet for beginners!
definitely
easy the best all round!
He really does know it all and can prove it, i try to share his videos, he deserves more than what he is getting
A very late thanks you from me to you. I appreciate the kind words!
Thanks!
I LIKE THIS GUY.. I BEEN A DJ FOR OVER 30 YEARS. NOW IM JUST GETTING INTO SERATO YOU HAVE HELPED ME ALOT. THANK YOU BROTHER.. YOU THE BEST..
Hi guys,
I've been extremely busy with different projects, gigs and private life and as a result I was not able to make new video's in the last two weeks. I'm back in the lab right now and the new video's are dropping asap!
Thanks for the support and patience.
TLM
+djTLMtv Yo my man these videos are invaluable. I'm a new DJ, learning a lot from your tutorials. Thank you for sharing. God Bless
respect brother
I also really like your tutorial.
I could sit and listen to you all day everything you say is so straight forward and informative ..great work Even some of the more simple things can go along way into your set...your building confidence in many people including myself
+DAWGY 30 thanks bro!!
12:39 That loop transition is HOT HOT HOT HOT. Heard transitions like that before but first time I had it explained. Great way to mix songs with different tempos. Thanks, gonna practice this one....
Thanks!
@@djTLMtv Haven't tried Djing myself yet, but been watching your videos from time to time, really nice content!!! Is there a way to do this transition, analog with vinyl? Like cueing that loop with two records, as you showed in the beginning and then switching to a third faster record on a third turntable? Or would you need 4 hands for that? Or could you nudge the record back only with the left hand and have a scratch-hot-scratch-hot sound as the loop, and then switch to the second record, or is it impossible to get that down precisely enough?
Absolutely excellent tutorial about the general idea of 'Looping". While there are plenty more uses and functions around looping, djTLMtv covers the most basic but extremely important aspects. Looping is key in presenting your audience with a silky smooth and grain-free performance, its not a means of 'cheating' when one cannot mix within a time frame. Keep in mind that when you mix 2 tracks you are creating something beautifully harmonic (assuming you are mixing 2 tracks that are within the harmonic circle), it essentially becomes 1 track. 2 tracks played harmonically has the potential to yield an immense quality of a mix. It also aids you in creating more 'time' within the tracks, allowing more freedom to tweak in effects. All the top DJs, especially in the dance music genre use it religiously, why shouldn't you? Again, excellent guide here guys, bravo TLMtv.
TLM, this is so ILL! The tutorials are legit, but my biggest compliment to you is about how you include hip-hop/DJ history in the modules...GENIUS! I'm a high school teacher and I completely respect and appreciate your efforts on RUclips. Cheers!!!
Thanks man, I appreciate that. Especially coming from a teacher
I've been DJing for approx. 15 years and it's always nice to look at these videos because you ALWAYS learn something new!! Keep up the good work man!!
Thanks for the support guys!
Two thoughts about you man: 1- You're a genius DJ 2- A awesome professor. Thanks for posting!
Watched this yesterday, and used the auto function to help some of my transitions last night. You're a God send bro 🙏🏾 🙌🏾 💯
That’s great! Glad I could help👍🏾
I found several songs that I did the loop function that transitioned into another song that had the same line or phrase in it and it worked perfectly. But Like TLM said, it's one of those things that you can't really do on the fly. That's something that you have to plan and set cue points for. Great tip bro. I learn so much from every video you make.
best teacher for dj tips on youtube, hands down!!!!!!!!!
Yo this is whats up, finally i have my first dj controller,Numark mixtrack pro 3, and I've been watching different peoples vids on tips pointers about djing. But DjTLM is hands down the most official guy putting these types of videos out. And its not just about his tips and tricks, its how he presents the topics so easy to comprehend in detail so you can digest everything. Thanks Big Dog for making this channel its fo sho can take people starting out in this lane the knowledge!!!
April 2020 Best teacher ever. 101% recommended teacher for beginners :) Cheers DJ TLM:)
Thank you , you have been a big help to me since just started DJing at the age of 54 and I do use my Loop button manual and auto
Dude, your the best DJ instructor here on youtube!!!
DJ TLM-CONTINUE THE EXCELLENT WORK WITH THESE VIDEOS
I know I’m late to the party, but TLM, thank you yet again my brother. I have been dabbing with the loop roll, but haven’t really figured out the best use for it. Well, today problem solved. Yo, just shear luck, that I came across this video today. Mad respect to you sir, if you re every playing in Germany let us know, wouldn’t mind checking it out live.
Hey man I just started learning how to DJ (or mixing whatever :P) a few days ago, and your tutorials definitely helped me A LOT! those are definitely super helpful for a beginner like me! Thank you for making such great and straight-to-the-point content! Cheers!!!
Loved that transition from hip-hop to house using that 1-beat "hot" loop! Def trying that!
Dam!!! Wish I had you as a teacher I could listen to your videos all dam day. Very informative and straight to the point. Im thinking about becoming a dj and your videos give me inspiration. Keep doing what you doing man! Thanks!
Important information for a beginner. Thanks DJTLM!
My pleasure 👊🏽
You giving jewels. Just bought some equipment and been watching all your videos starting from the beginning
I wish i could give your videos more than one "LIKE". you're indeed a great teacher and I've learn a lot from you. Thanks bro!
nice slow and detailed explanation of the fundamentals 👍🏼✊🏼
👊🏾
Thanks. Some of these beats will be available very soon!
The best DJ tutorial on youtube
Thanks man. Altijd leuk om te horen
I definitely had to subscribe! Keep doing what you do man. This is Gods plan for you! A gift from the almighty. It seems like it comes so natural to be able to teach these lessons. Not many people can do that, so I'm just sending much respect to you man.
Thank you DJ TLM for sharing your experience and knowledge...I have applied some of these techniques to my style and DJING is so much more fun and fulfilling!
Yo TLM, you are the true TEACHER!! Thank you so much.
So old school cool you won't even show your tracks! Awesome job man! Love what u do!
Thank you DJTLM for all your videos & tips they really mean a lot for beginner DJ's like myself so thank you
I'm happy I could help
MR loop digger tank you sir for this pro show ....DJ PREPmatic
dude that was aweeeeesome !!!! the way u blended the tempo was just fineee.
Thanks. I will drop a new NS7 video and after that i will do a comparison video with the NS7 and the NS7-II
You can use any genre of music. So it doesn't matter at all. I used a couple of homemade beats for this video because of copyright issues, but you can use anything.
It same you give many trick to biginner dj or pro dj.
So kindness and so useful for me.
Because I am biginner Dj.keep doing this.
Thank you so much.
Thanks to you now I see the possibilities with loops. Very informative and easy to get. Thank you!
Man best tutorials on you tube, worth watching ..God bless peace!
Like that Reasonable Doubt Record in the back!!
Dude, you are the like the best DJ. Your tutorials are so useful and straight forward. They really helped me out.
Thanks. :)
Love the way you explain everything, you speaking skills are very good and informative
Yep, This video was very informative. I like how you show us different options on how to use the loop function.
I've been doing this for years and i still enjoy your videos. nice work keep it up !!!
For DJ’s who might not have looping functions but have a pioneer mixer: the roll effect is essentially a looper too. It samples a section of music. At smaller increments such as 1/4, 1/8 etc it really just sounds like noise, but if you set it to 4/1 it will record a full bar. Then you can switch the channel selector to a different channel (my djm 400 is only 2 channels so I set it to mic to have both channels free) & continue your mix without worrying about the song ending.
TLM you are the best Dj tutor and we appreciate #sharetheknowledge
Thanks TLM!! The tip on transitioning between different tempos was really helpful ...
Good stuff! I am a new DJ and this is so helpful getting started creating mixes. I am glad that my Pioneer DDJ-SX2 controller has tons of loop functions and the two jog wheels to simulate what you are doing on vinyl.
HEY MAN, THANKS FOR THEM TIPS. YO VIDEOS ARE REALLY HELPFUL AND YO EXPLANATIONS SO CLEAR.
I appreciate you Fam...You have skills on the wheels and can communicate your points very clear and to the point. I really like the multiple ways to use the loops and why you would use them...BIG UP and Keep Doing What Your're Doin!!! Respect
I tend to use the loop function when cueing a song before a mix, so you can ensure the timing is almost perfection when bringing a new track in :)
This was extremely helpful! 💕
Thank you so much!!!
Ya video was “hot.. hot hot hot hot hot!” 😆😂😉
You are awesome man. Very well explained.
Thanks for the Tips TLM very instructive! Peace from France!
Love the Beats in the tutorial and the blend tips are priceless.
Merci !! Thank you :-)
The last use of the loop you show can help bridginf the gap between two songs with totally different BPM simply by shortening the loop you want out, scratch the track you want in on the 1st beat and BANG. I'ts commonly used in drum & bass for example
Thank you for making these videos🙏🏽 You presented this video in a very simple & approachable way that motivates me to try and apply the techniques with confidence🙌🏽
Great to hear Sandra!
thanks tlm i always revisit your tutorials.awesome teacher
Thank you TLM.
Bravo!!!! You are a really good teacher. Thank You.
Versatility DjTLM! keep it up, great work, thank you!
Hi guys,
Due to health issues I couldn't finish video's I was working on (NS7-2 review) and I can't record new video's either. I lost my voice over the weekend and that makes it a bit difficult to record stuff ;)
I should be fine in a couple of days so stay tuned!
For the DJ's who would like to be part of the Saturday Super Session: Join the Saturday Super Session and send me your own video!
thank you for all you video DJ TLM U THE MAN!!!!!!
I just love your tutorials! You explain everything in a perfect way and I am learning with you with pleasure :)
Thanks
First let me say your thank you, your segments are A1. You do a great job breaking things down. DJ TLM Can you break down Serato Flip and do a tutorial on it?
I'm just starting out and I've only had my controller a couple of days but I'm slowly figuring out the loop function. A couple of times I haven't quite got my next track ready and I've used the loop to play some of the music longer to give me more time.
From my limited experience so far I would say the auto loop is not 100% perfect but then that could just be my lack of experience but when I do get it right it is a great tool to have.
Great video full of tipz. Thanks for really spelling out for how to use the Loop fx, this is just what I was looking for DJ TLM
My pleasure👊🏾
Cool to see I’m coming back to take a second look. Love these videos man, greatly appreciate all of your instructions and offerings. 🙏
I'm a serato veteran but this guy is great!
Not yet, but i will. Anything specific you would want to know about bpm?
much love djtlm you tought me how to dj from zero
Hey TLM, love your channel. Loop yea back in the day DJ had to work for the loop, now it's a button press.But it gives more creative DJ's and makes no DJ song or mix the same. That is what makes ever DJ there own. I love it. I think its great and all the hype about DeeJay Jazzy Jeff and Pioneer new controller DJ need to step off that B******, it will make better young DJ's. As alway's a great channel, love your video's and Thank You for helping the DJ community.Keep up the great work, it's not easy running a channel takes a lot of dedication and time. 10 thumbs up ! lol
Thanks!!
wow, I have probably heard this transition loop before, just never knew how simple it is to do. Always thought they were pitch changing or something. Can't believe it is that simple (if you do the preparation). 👍
Definitely going to practice and add this to my tool bag.
De la Soul... are now and have always been one of my favorites!
Oh, good info too. ✌🏻
A big thx to you bro. You have just help me a lot. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Really good video mate, brilliantly delivered too. Thanks.
great tutorial !
what is the song with the bass at 9:23 DJTLM please ?
I love how good you are at explaining material and your interesting history anecdotes, really glad I'm subbed to you! Keep making videos man, respect!
Thanks for this great tutorial. I'm just starting to learn how to mix and this was really well presented.
thank you so much for all the awesome tutorials and vibes !!!! :)
Digging your videos bruddah! Thank you. Great knowledge and you pass it on easily.
So much respect for the effort you put on the work. Peace amigo.
Clear as always! Great stuff
Dude! I just wanted to thank you for this awesome video! I've been DJing for over 25 years and just recently moved from vinyl & CDJ's to Serato and a new Pioneer DDJ-SX2. To say that I'm a bit lost, is an under statement. However, thanks to videos like yours, I'm getting up to speed rather quickly!
I decided to learn about loops today and found your video. Man, it was super helpful! I know you are busy but am hoping you can answer a dumb question for me: how the "blank" do you save a loop in a track? For example, I prepare a track for my next gig and want to save the loop in it. How do I do that and then recall that loop when I need it at a gig?
Thanks again for this awesome video tutorial!
Thank you so much. I have been mixing edm, hardstyle and trap. But i have allways liked to listen on hip hop and the last months i have been listening to hip hop non stop. So i decided to start mixing some hip hop, but that shit is hard compared to the other genres i'm mixing. This techniques really helps me to to do smoother mixes without just droping in the new track and turn down the volume at the track being played. I really appreciate your videos!
You know EDM means all Electronic music? Trap is part of EDM. Just in case you didn't know but just sayin
yeah i know, hip hop is also EDM. But when most of the people think of edm they think off the mainstream edm like aviccii or Tiesto.
+FriendN edm trap is a sub genre of edm like diplo is and rap trap is a sub genre of hip hop like future?
Thanks for the video, definitely helped me as a upcoming DJ!!
Great Vid, I've been spinning since the 80's. I'm tryin to move to the latest DJ software from my CD and TT mixing. Your style and techniques are really helping me out bro, Thanks for your hard work!
Very clean and clear tut. TY!!
U are the best thank you for being such a humble teacher
You're freaking dope! Thanks for this awesome tutorial!!
Great video, very informative. Could you maybe film a video using Serato from picking a song and scratch sample to mixing? I'm completely new to the SL3. I enjoy watching your techniques.
Man you giving free game i salute you
Thanks heaps for sharing your knowledge, helped me out heaps watching your tutorials. You got the smoothest style plus some serious skills. I play a 4 hour set every Friday & Saturday night, and my 10pm crowd is a lot different from my 1am crowd so I'm always switching genres and big tempo shifts so this vid was sick, thanks again. What's that beat called your using at 7min50sec, its off the chain!
hey there djTLM, i just wanna ask and im curious about a certain part of this video, the part where I can see the bigger view of the virtual decks at time 9:20. why is it that the pitch on the right deck keeps on changing when you're playing 2 tracks? it goes like -6.1% and then goes up to -6.2% or -6.3% and then goes back down to -6.1%. Why is it behaving like that? is it because of the relative mode? or because you're using a timecode vinyl? Your reply is much appreciated and keep on sharing the knowledge....thanks!
He changes the pitch slightly through the turntables. You can change pitch briefly when you move the turntable. You can see him doing that at 9:20 on the left turntable
Hi DJ TLM, really super helpful video. Got one question. I practice on a DDJ-SX, and can transfer most of what you do on the technics to the ddi. I am confused on how--or whether-- I can do what you are doing around 17:30, to my ddj-sx, how would I, as you say "tap that tempo into his effect bank." What exactly does that mean? How would I do it on my ddj? I also don't quite understand how I would do it on technics. Conceptually, it makes sense, I just don't quite understand how to put that concept into practice. Thanks so much though! Your a great teacher who puts a lot of thought into his videos.
Ok, I think the first one is 84bpm and the second one is 120 (can't remember if I show that in the video). You need the roll effect on the first beat (84bpm) to be playing at the tempo of the new track (120bpm). On that mixer I have a tap button for each channel which allows me to manually tap the tempo that I want the effect to use. So I'm tapping 120bpm. On the SX you have a tap button for each effect section. It's the button next to the three ON buttons for the effects
Really helpful video. Thanks DJ TLM
bro i love your videos all clear and weel explained you rock!
Great video man!