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Top Comments of this video!! :3
When I started practicing beatmatching by ear I would have one song playing on one deck and keep it on a loop. Then I'd use the other deck to beatmatch. Once I got it I spun the jog wheel to mess it up and then beatmatch it again. I'd do the same with different songs over and over. It really helped me and hopefully this helps someone too
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Great tutorial. I've seen many beatmatching tuts out there but this is one of the best. Great job!
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Hey man, this is a great video! I just bought a basic DDJ-SB3 kit, so I'm starting to do my homework and found this video super easy to follow! Can't wait to work on the techniques when my hardware arrives, and thanks again for the info!! Be well :)
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amazing , thanks so much for taking the time and effort to do this. please keep doing what ur doing
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You dont even know how big of a help you are in this video. Im a beginning house dj, defiantly like this video man
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good job! first video which gaves me important and elementary skills. short and clear communication - like it! Your way of creating this contribution helped me a lot. your implementation is precise, comprehensible and easy to understand. thx a lot!
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I am learning and this was so so helpful. Thank you for posting.
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Thanks man you're the best! we need more videos like this!
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I'm glad I stumbled across this video. Very helpful and insightful at the same time.
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Hey Christian is is possible for you to do a room/setup tour at some point? Would be relly nice to see more of your equipment. Nice and entertaining vids also, keep up the good work! :)
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That's why I love old school DJ's ❤ i really love your skills like I use
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This tutorial was very amazing! Thanks alot!
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Man I really liked this vid!! is just awesome!! Blesses and greetings from Colombia! :D
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Holy mother of God!!! Nice setup bro!! Oh, and great video ;) But practice is key for sure. I would suggest for beginners to keep that tape on the BPM counter to really learn how to hear the mix and beat match; a skill that once learned, will never leave you.
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Hi, Thank You for this good hints, I really like the one beat loop catch up, really good trick :)
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Super helpful, thanks! If only I had equipment to practice on...
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its a good tutorial. my main sttyle is dnb and its a little bit harder. you must focus on the snare/clap (2 and 4), cause the kick can be on 1, 3.6 and 4. but the way u explain it you can do it on every style. and most important: you can do it on every dj device. controller, cdj and (in my case) turntables... its always the same and the classic oldschool beatmatch. i used the same technic like you on my turntables so i can realy say: good tutorial for the beginners.
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hahaha shoes in the dryer is an awesome metaphor. Love the videos dude!
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Djs today don't know there born. It was a real skill to get a vinyl to match. No bpm, no wave screen or auto sync
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@SynQ86
7 years ago
Imo you don't explain enough the working of jugging the jogwheel and adjusting the pitch fader. So i'll explain it in a more clear dummy way: You cue up and let go on the first beat of the bar. Listen and if it sounds bad you start jugging the wheel forwards or backwards untill it starts sounding "ok", leave it for a second or 2, listen and when it starts to sound bad again adjust the jogwheel again. Do you have to jugg forward to make it sound better? Ok now you know 100% sure the track you try to beatmatch has slower bpm then the main track playing out loud. If you have to jog it backwards to make it sound better the track you try to mix is obviously faster bpm. Now each time you turn the joggwheel to a point where it starts to sound better again you adjust the pitch fader in the corresponding way. If you have to turn to joggwheel backwards (so counterclockwise) that means you try to slow down your track so you should adjust the pitchfader up (wich is MINUS) Always keep turning the joggwheel untill the beats are matched and listen how fast the beats start to drift out of sync again. The faster they drift apart, the bigger the adjustment needed on the pitchfader. There will be a moment where they will stay in beat like 10-15sec and slowly drift again, but that means you have them nearly beatmatched and the pitchfader should be adjusted VERY slightly. The joggwheel is just a temporary adjustment of getting the beats in line, you keep them in line by actually adjusting the pitch with the pitchfader. The joggwheel is just pushing the beats, it is not adjusting the tempo of the actual song. So its prety much: joggwheel - pitchfader - joggwheel - pitchfader - .... untill you don't need to turn the joggwheel anymore and the songs are beatmatched.
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