THE FIRST DJ TRANSITION YOU NEED TO LEARN
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So you’re a beginner DJ and you’re eager to start learning and mixing ASAP! Which transition should you learn first?
Well, the most fundamental and important one - the Basic DJ Transition! Learning this transition will guide you on how to properly mix DJ friendly songs via their intros and outros! Once you learn this, you can always expand to learning how to mix via the chorus, etc.
So take your first step into DJing with this lesson :)
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► SCRIPT
So step number 1 is to know what songs we have and their respective BPM.
BPM, stands for beats per minute, and you can think of it as the speed or tempo of the song.
So Song number 1 is at 120BPM, and song number 2 is at 124 BPM. And both these songs have intro’s and outros.
An intro is the first section in a DJ friendly song where beats just play, and an outro is the last section in a DJ friendly song where also beats just play
And so the plan is this;
We’re gonna mix the intro of the next song with the outdo of the current song. These songs are DJ friendly edits, meaning that their added intros and outros, were purposely made for this intention - to be mixed.
Now before we proceed to step number 2, let’s do 2 more things.
Number 1, Let’s first listen to both our songs.
And now let’s look at our setup and see what we’re going to use.
So we’re gonna use the play/pause buttons. These are in charge of playing each deck respectively.
Next we’re going to use the volume faders. These are in charge of the volume of each deck.
Next we’re gonna use the tempo faders. These adjust the BPM of both songs.
And finally we’re gonna use the cogwheels. These slightly temporarily affect the speed of the song.
Now, with that out of the way, let’s proceed to step 2.
So Step 2 is to play first song, and adjust the next songs BPM, as it plays
So in this part we’re going to use deck 2’s tempo fader.
Step number 3 now is to wait for the section we plan to mix in, and to play the next song once we reach that section.
Now, step number 4 is to make sure that the beats are aligned, and to adjust accordingly if they aren’t.
Just because both songs now are in the same bpm, does not mean, they’ll immediately sound perfect.
You’ll have to make sure that the beats align. And to verify that, you can either look at the screen and see for yourself, or use your ears and listen to both songs with your headphones.
But you’re human and not a robot, and we’re bound to make mistakes here and there,
so to correct any discrepancy when you cue the next track and aren’t aligned. Use the cogwheel.
So Either push it clockwise or counter clock wise, to adjust accordingly
So the final step now is to mix the next song in with the currently playing song.
So bring the volume fader of the next song up, and then slowly bring the volume fader of the currently playing song down. Once you do that, congratulations you’ve just successfully transitioned.
Now to make your transition sound even smoother, you can also adjust the EQ’s. I personally take out the LOW EQ of the currently playing song in combination with bringing its volume down.
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See what happens behind the scenes:
►Instagram: Instagram: djcarloatendido
►Twitter: Twitter: djcarloatendido
►Facebook: Facebook: djcarloatendido
►Snapchat: djcarloatendido
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EMAIL: [email protected]
________________________
DISCLAIMER
Some of the links are affiliate links, where I earn a small commission if you click on the link and purchase an item. You are not obligated to do so, but it does help fund these videos in hopes of bringing value to you!
________________________
So you’re a beginner DJ and you’re eager to start learning and mixing ASAP! Which transition should you learn first?
Well, the most fundamental and important one - the Basic DJ Transition! Learning this transition will guide you on how to properly mix DJ friendly songs via their intros and outros! Once you learn this, you can always expand to learning how to mix via the chorus, etc.
So take your first step into DJing with this lesson :)
#Serato #DDJSB3 #DDJRB
_____
THE DJ CONTROLLER I USED IN THIS VIDEO!
►https://amzn.to/2EfCiIn
EVERYTHING I own to DJ!
►https://www.amazon.com/shop/djcarloat...
DOWNLOAD MY ENTIRE SCRATCH SERIES!
►https://sellfy.com/p/qw9r/
►GET ACCESS TO THESE TRACKS & MY SECRET TUTORIALS & MORE!
@djcarlo
GET 2 Months of Skillshare for FREE!
►https://skl.sh/djcarloatendido2
DJ Equipment I Use ( BEST DJ GEAR FOR BEGINNERS - UNDER $500)
► Best CHEAP DJ CONTROLLER: https://amzn.to/2NAPMYs
► Best Headphones I use for daily gigs: https://amzn.to/2GevKv9
► Speakers I use at home for practicing and DJ’ing: https://amzn.to/2GgLNbL
► Backpack I use for DJ’ing: https://amzn.to/2IVGtfL
► Best Budget Turntables EVER: https://amzn.to/2GgQNNJ
► Best Budget DJ Mixer EVER: https://amzn.to/2uoCPYJ
► Best Turntables EVER: https://amzn.to/2IXT0iO
► Best DJ Mixer EVER: https://amzn.to/2Gf9Xni
► Send your DJ video questions to this email: [email protected]
________________________
► SCRIPT
So step number 1 is to know what songs we have and their respective BPM.
BPM, stands for beats per minute, and you can think of it as the speed or tempo of the song.
So Song number 1 is at 120BPM, and song number 2 is at 124 BPM. And both these songs have intro’s and outros.
An intro is the first section in a DJ friendly song where beats just play, and an outro is the last section in a DJ friendly song where also beats just play
And so the plan is this;
We’re gonna mix the intro of the next song with the outdo of the current song. These songs are DJ friendly edits, meaning that their added intros and outros, were purposely made for this intention - to be mixed.
Now before we proceed to step number 2, let’s do 2 more things.
Number 1, Let’s first listen to both our songs.
And now let’s look at our setup and see what we’re going to use.
So we’re gonna use the play/pause buttons. These are in charge of playing each deck respectively.
Next we’re going to use the volume faders. These are in charge of the volume of each deck.
Next we’re gonna use the tempo faders. These adjust the BPM of both songs.
And finally we’re gonna use the cogwheels. These slightly temporarily affect the speed of the song.
Now, with that out of the way, let’s proceed to step 2.
So Step 2 is to play first song, and adjust the next songs BPM, as it plays
So in this part we’re going to use deck 2’s tempo fader.
Step number 3 now is to wait for the section we plan to mix in, and to play the next song once we reach that section.
Now, step number 4 is to make sure that the beats are aligned, and to adjust accordingly if they aren’t.
Just because both songs now are in the same bpm, does not mean, they’ll immediately sound perfect.
You’ll have to make sure that the beats align. And to verify that, you can either look at the screen and see for yourself, or use your ears and listen to both songs with your headphones.
But you’re human and not a robot, and we’re bound to make mistakes here and there,
so to correct any discrepancy when you cue the next track and aren’t aligned. Use the cogwheel.
So Either push it clockwise or counter clock wise, to adjust accordingly
So the final step now is to mix the next song in with the currently playing song.
So bring the volume fader of the next song up, and then slowly bring the volume fader of the currently playing song down. Once you do that, congratulations you’ve just successfully transitioned.
Now to make your transition sound even smoother, you can also adjust the EQ’s. I personally take out the LOW EQ of the currently playing song in combination with bringing its volume down.
________________________
See what happens behind the scenes:
►Instagram: Instagram: djcarloatendido
►Twitter: Twitter: djcarloatendido
►Facebook: Facebook: djcarloatendido
►Snapchat: djcarloatendido
________________________
EMAIL: [email protected]
________________________
DISCLAIMER
Some of the links are affiliate links, where I earn a small commission if you click on the link and purchase an item. You are not obligated to do so, but it does help fund these videos in hopes of bringing value to you!
________________________
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