I'm Learning so much from you and I am having so much fun learning. You make it easy to understand and you break it down really really well so thank you so much 🙏💯👍😊
Carlo... you are the man... You've taught me enough, I'm now in regular rotation with the DJs here... I even had a set in Tokyo last week... Thank you! 🎹
I’m super pumped to see this comment, these videos have been awesome for me and I hope to get some gigs in too after I put in that work. Congrats on the gigs
The last time I was training DJing, I got bored mixing the outro with the intro. I felt my mix losing energy. I had no idea what to do and followed intuition. First, I picked up a few tracks with the same key and a couple of songs with the key higher by two. It was much better, but not enough. Then, I have tried to mix quicker. I tried to skip the boring intro and bring the most catching parts of the next song right before the breakdowns of the previous. Finally, I came up with mixing about a minute of each song. I was not able to stand still anymore. I was dancing and enjoying the ENERGY. It's so amazing that my intuitive play got supported by this video! Thank you, I will try all the other tips!
3:23 This is all good and well if you're only a DJ, but if you are a musician, like me, these are: 2A - D#m, 1A - G#m, 3A - A#m and 2B - F# Also not the most logical keys to play on guitar. Or piano. In fact, 8 is white keys: 8A - Am & 8B - C. As for typical guitar tuning: 9A - Em & 9B - G. So yeah, I try to remember it all by Camleot - Key Name.
I have no idea what the whole A B system we got going on is, but my settings are in the traditional major/ minor, and while it isn’t always perfect, i listen to my library a lot, and I know my scales, so I will just adjust the keys of my tracks. It also helps if I can sing the melody on top of the existing song, because if I can, I can probably mix them. And I can usually tell how far away the keys are because the melody sounds feel higher or lower imposed on the track at hand. I then use the headphones to make sure the new track is in the key I envisioned, and it never fails
I really loved how this video went way deeper into the selection element, even implicitly when talking about mixing in key. Also, the breakdown on breakdown harmonic mix is something that becomes very pleasant to do and hear, specially on underground music, where you have pretty long breakdowns and can overlap - using the eq, obviously - synths with the same chord progression.
Correct! The thing is, selection and harmonies are some techniques that don't get enough love in the DJ world for me. Even if harmonic mixing isn't for every genre, it really shines in electronic music.
Also, I came here to say I bought MIK and it was a game changer for me. I consider myself a pretty seasoned DJ, but I never gave too much attention to cue points and their versality. I finally can play 30 and more tracks in one hour using all the good parts. And while it's not hard on techno to read the waveform and guess the energy of the track, when you fail it live it's not good for the crowd. And yesterday I had the privilege to mix my whole library of more than twenty years of techno songs without knowing what is what, just based on energy levels, and it was very pleasant to do so with some sort of guide for that. I remember when our only visual cue (for energy) was how dense and close together the vinyl lines would look. Keep spreading knowledge!
The most interesting Trick for me, was Trick#2 / Energy Levels. I really want to know more about this topic because it seemes very important to know about.🎹
Can you do a breakdown video of Angerfist please *Video title : Angerfist Dj Set From The Top 100 Djs Virtual Festival 2020* Breakdown from 30:00 to 45:00
@@djcarlo That would be awesome, +1. In general, the mixing for harder styles is so different it might warrant its own video. (Though many producers in the scene are kinda bad at mixing)
Hello Carlo sir I'm from India 🇮🇳 And really you are a great Teacher . I had started my dj life but I don't know how to play any tricks I love you tricks and the style of you teaching . So sir you don't stop your Chanel because of you today I am DJ. thakyou sir.🙏
Ohhhh, I do love this approach. It's actually fairly difficult since you really need to know the lyrics inside out, but the end product is usually stunning. Kudos for doing that!
@@djcarlo ". It's actually fairly difficult since you really need to know the lyrics inside out" I believe this is what you do too in DJ contests. Challenging but very rewarding from creativity point of view. To achieve it, I indeed listen and prepare annotations in the ID tag comments of my tracks, marking which track may complement another. I also put my tracks in playlists sung by men or women. That way I can make story where men and women talk to each others. For example in 1 track where a woman sings that she afraid to fall in love again, in the next track the guy will sing "no matter if you don't feel it cos I'm a fool for love" I'll upload a mix if you want
At 7:13 - Wish more DJs would read the text you've got on screen and get it into their head that pre-prep isn't for cheats, it's for people who want to put in more effort to get great results. DJ'd for years 'on-the-fly', and while that's fine, the results I get now with prep are just on a total different level. It's like ANY creative endeavour - If you want to make something special, you should be prepared to... prepare! I'd add 2 more tips that definitely weren't apparent to me in my early DJ years: 1) Buy tunes in all different keys so you can actually stay in key and go where you want. Non-flashy tunes with a solid basic groove can be just as important to make your set work as bangers. 2) Don't think of 3-deck mixing as harder, it's actually easier! Instead of thinking of it like juggling 3 things, think of the 3rd deck as a way to comfortably get the next track ready without having to find a way to exit the existing mix if it's good! And if you start phasing with 3 decks playing, don't panic, just listen to the new track against the master in your headphones and you'll rapidly be able to tell if it's the new tune that's out (it is 9 times out of 10).
Great extra tips bud! The two you mentioned could definitely be helpful to other DJs out there! And yes, prep is always the key (seriously, who thinks prepping is cheating??). There's nothing wrong with DJing on the fly, but knowing your music can make for better and more intricate sets! Just don't plan *everything* and be averse to ruining your set; keep your core, but be open to taking detours so everyone has a good time!
I was scrolling just to find a comment like this. I run VDJ as well, and you’re saying I can run MiK10 and it’ll update and play nice with my tracks in VDJ? Rad if true. I love VDJ but i find it’s key detection and analyzation to be pretty sus at times. … the generated cue points would be a nice time saver too.
@@windkatmeow3010 , hey man, I try to learn too :) All I know is that I exported cue points for rekordbox ( software installed ) and when I was trying virtual DJ , I saw all my songs with cue points made by Mixed in key 10. Try yourself ( following the tutorial for rekordbox ) and see if it’s working for you too! Comment below! Good luck !
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your content. I've been watching your videos since I first started DJing for real a few years ago and I am now blessed to say that I am a full time DJ :)
Yeah I might have to hop on that Mixed in Key! I’ve been hearing so many good things from them! My fav point of the video is about mixing energy levels & having your tracks cue points at each phrase to make fast mixing easier! This was super helpful Carlo, salute 😎✌🏿 🎹
Thanks for watching till the end bud! And yes, I highly recommend 'em. Glad you found the video helpful bud, and don't forget to use my code when getting MIK!
I use MiK too and I must say for me it doesn‘t really make sense to put automatically cue points on the track. I label all the cue points, so I give myself hints, what‘s happening at this point. The most important feature on this software is the most correct detection of the key, because the DJ softwares make mistakes sometimes. So this software doesn‘t really help saving a lot of time, if you need a good and complete preparation 😅 (for me)
In all fairness, each DJ has their own preferences on it. I've also shuffled around some of the cue points MIK gave me, but dang, good on your for labelling the cue points! TBH that's hella helpful during sets haha
I really loved the trick no.#2 after mixing in key the best way to ultra smoothen the set is by mixing in correct energy levels. Thanks for that ❣️🎹🇮🇳🙌 And sir what do you mean by "bootleg" ?🤔
Glad you stayed till the end of the video bud! And bootlegs are premade mashups/mixes of songs that add elements, fine tune the instrumentals, put in acapellas, etc to a song to make something familiar more energized, easier to mix, more hyped, or just different enough from the original.
The Mixed in Key automatic cue points was really interesting. I had been thinking about getting MiK for their virtual instruments to help with my producing. Will have another look at them 👍👍
Wow never really realized there was a name for power block mixing even though I tried to do it myself once. You definitely need a good amount of songs if you plan to mix fast but it’s good for them peak moments when the dance floor is crackin!
You need to learn how to read the crowd, I think you only get this from djing enough parties or club sets... it's like a sense of knowing what song selection is best and how to manage the crowd's energy levels. The tips I have for club djs is to identify sub-groups in crowds so you can rotate groups of people from the dancefloor to the bar so the club rakes in the cash while you still maintain the dancefloor. If you can prove to club management that you make more money when you dj you'll get a residency. You might have experienced this at a club when the dj drops a track and you're like "eh? I'm not feeling this I'll go get a drink" or when you're at the bar and you're like "damn this is my song, I need to get on the dancefloor". Lastly having a premix of tracks works when you need the toilet lol.
thanks for your video, great content as always. i’m still perfecting my in-key mixing, i will later on the energy levels..will see how that goes. keep up the good work!
Not yet, but I'll consider doing one that focuses on power block mixing soon! For prepping, I've covered that in a lot of videos that has to do with cueing.
great video. Is there a software that beat grids your songs correctly? I have found using serato pro that probably about one in 9/10 tracks have the beat grid in-between the beats and not on the beats however short of going through hundreds of tracks I don't find this out till I am actually trying to mix the track. I know how to edit the beat grid manually and correct this but it is time consuming especially seeing as it is something that the dj software is supposed to be doing. Basically what I am asking is that is there a program that does for beatgridding what mixed in key does for question points and labelling?
@DJ Carlo Atendido Hi there and thanks much for this and for all your wonderful videos. Thanks much for your discount code too!!! I want to buy mixed in key 10 today, but first it is very important to ask: I play music with my Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX controller using Serato DJ Lite. I'm an amateur DJ. Will mixed in key 10 work with Serato DJ Lite or it works only with Serato DJ Pro? Thanks much!
You're welcome bud! Really glad you love the videos! Now for MIK and Serato DJ Lite, it should work, but the problem is, I don't think Lite has key detection, so the cue points will be there, but the keys won't. I haven't tried it myself, but that's as far as I know. I recommend upgrading to Serato Pro! One time payment, and you're good!
I usually dislike the power block mixing style with a passion. back when it was vinyl only, my friends and I called it "Bad Boy Bill-ing" it. I do understand why it's so hot and fully appreciate the talent and skill (and the massive library) required to pull it off for an entire set, though. We might do it for fun when just messing around, but usually we just stick to the intro/outtro progressive style of mixing where it's not about the DJ or a flashy performance; it's about a smooth ride from start to finish where half the time the crowd doesn't even know that they just grooved to three different songs in 15 minutes. Successfully riding a transition between songs for 2 minutes without sync, loops or effects (just faders and EQ) can be an achievement. We're a dieing breed, the progressive DJ 😞
While the principles are more evident in electronic music, they work as well for Hip Hop and R&B. Imagine blending the bassline of one hip hop track with the vocals of another in key?? It's a live mash up! Hahaha
Glad you took the advice bud! And bootlegs are remixes of popular songs that either spruced up for the clubs, have added intros, have added MC lines, or mash ups of different songs.
Hey Carlo. I am ready to place an order on the Mixed in Key web page by choosing the Dj Software Collection pack and by using your discount coupon. What do you think ... are all these additional apps useful or this action might be surplus? Thank you very much in advance for your prompt reply! Cheers mate, by Greece.
@@djcarlo I ordered and installed the Mixed In Key & the Platinum Notes apps. Keep working with us... I am wishing you a wonderful weekend. Thank you a lot !!!
This is honestly out of my usual genres. These genres don't get much play in The Philippines, so I don't keep these songs on hand and have minimal exposure to them We'll see what the future brings though!
Hoo boy - when the video started and you began talking about mixing in key I thought, hm... this looks like it will be a repeat lesson for me, but then you mentioned Energy Boost Mixing and I'm all pumped about experimenting with that 🎹 - definitly going to try that on my stream tonight 💜 you're advertisment of mixed in key 10 has me almost convinced - especially after the lesson on Energy Level mixing, given the fact that mik10 does that for you. Guess I'll have to try the software out one any day now... wonder how well it will work with Synthwave 🤔 Overall a very insightful video but for me personally moreso since after being introduced to the world of mixing in key by a previous video, I felt like my sets improved so much due to it, and to see the world of keys open up more to me now 🤯
Glad you stayed till the end bud! And dang, tbh, it should work well with Synthwave given the electronic aspect of it. Would definitely wanna hear how that goes!
Yup yup! Bootlegs keep the mixes interesting, and your audience on their toes. Also, there's a bunch of mash ups on BPM Supreme too! Just gotta look for where they're hiding!
Hi Carlo - at 4:00 you show the typical key progression for your sets (7B, 7A, 8A, 8A, 10A, 10A, 9A, 9A, 8A). But what's going on with the BPMs? How can the key of the song control the energy more than the bpm's? You're not sticking with one bpm for the entire set, are you?
The music itself can dictate the energy it's trying to give. There can be songs at 100BPM with more party "energy" than songs at 128, but were produced to be more chill (future bass vs beach house for example). So the songs give off their own energy, but effects can accentuate that even further.
@@djcarlo thanks, I believe you. So unintuitive at first though. Might be a great topic for you to expound upon in a video, professor. So how are you typically managing bpm’s? Are you adjusting the song tempos to all match the first song? Or are you transitioning to other songs with other bpm’s during your sets?
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I'm Learning so much from you and I am having so much fun learning. You make it easy to understand and you break it down really really well so thank you so much 🙏💯👍😊
Carlo... you are the man... You've taught me enough, I'm now in regular rotation with the DJs here... I even had a set in Tokyo last week... Thank you! 🎹
That's all you! You put in that work! Congratulations!
I’m super pumped to see this comment, these videos have been awesome for me and I hope to get some gigs in too after I put in that work. Congrats on the gigs
Congrats bro
Keep it up 🙌
The last time I was training DJing, I got bored mixing the outro with the intro. I felt my mix losing energy. I had no idea what to do and followed intuition.
First, I picked up a few tracks with the same key and a couple of songs with the key higher by two. It was much better, but not enough.
Then, I have tried to mix quicker. I tried to skip the boring intro and bring the most catching parts of the next song right before the breakdowns of the previous.
Finally, I came up with mixing about a minute of each song. I was not able to stand still anymore. I was dancing and enjoying the ENERGY. It's so amazing that my intuitive play got supported by this video! Thank you, I will try all the other tips!
Give it a shot bud! Looks like you've already got the music in you with the right energy!
The opening dj rules are key!! I was just tryin to nicely give a younger dj this kind of advice on his mixing style, and he called me a hater! 🤦♂️
Ooof, that kid needs an attitude check hahaha. It's always good to stay humble yo!
Djsimommisic? 😅
respect him for having his own style too many djs mix the same
@@Redshots_HD there is no reason to go 100% at opening, all super loud… One or two people at da venue…. Def a ego thing. Not a style thing
@@Redshots_HD its like defending the boxer that goes 100% when theyre supposed to be sparring
3:23 This is all good and well if you're only a DJ, but if you are a musician, like me, these are:
2A - D#m, 1A - G#m, 3A - A#m and 2B - F#
Also not the most logical keys to play on guitar. Or piano. In fact, 8 is white keys: 8A - Am & 8B - C. As for typical guitar tuning: 9A - Em & 9B - G.
So yeah, I try to remember it all by Camleot - Key Name.
Indeed! With actual instruments, things get far more complex.
I have no idea what the whole A B system we got going on is, but my settings are in the traditional major/ minor, and while it isn’t always perfect, i listen to my library a lot, and I know my scales, so I will just adjust the keys of my tracks. It also helps if I can sing the melody on top of the existing song, because if I can, I can probably mix them. And I can usually tell how far away the keys are because the melody sounds feel higher or lower imposed on the track at hand. I then use the headphones to make sure the new track is in the key I envisioned, and it never fails
That works too! As long as your environment and settings allow you to work your magic, then stick to it and keep wowing your audience!
I really loved how this video went way deeper into the selection element, even implicitly when talking about mixing in key.
Also, the breakdown on breakdown harmonic mix is something that becomes very pleasant to do and hear, specially on underground music, where you have pretty long breakdowns and can overlap - using the eq, obviously - synths with the same chord progression.
Correct! The thing is, selection and harmonies are some techniques that don't get enough love in the DJ world for me. Even if harmonic mixing isn't for every genre, it really shines in electronic music.
Also, I came here to say I bought MIK and it was a game changer for me. I consider myself a pretty seasoned DJ, but I never gave too much attention to cue points and their versality. I finally can play 30 and more tracks in one hour using all the good parts. And while it's not hard on techno to read the waveform and guess the energy of the track, when you fail it live it's not good for the crowd. And yesterday I had the privilege to mix my whole library of more than twenty years of techno songs without knowing what is what, just based on energy levels, and it was very pleasant to do so with some sort of guide for that. I remember when our only visual cue (for energy) was how dense and close together the vinyl lines would look.
Keep spreading knowledge!
The whole video was incredibly informative as always!!!
So glad it was helpful! Thanks for the continuous support!
Dj carlo atendido ive been djing for a little over a year and the amount of progress ive made since watching your channel has been amazing
I'm really happy to hear that bud! Keep making progress!
The most interesting Trick for me, was Trick#2 / Energy Levels. I really want to know more about this topic because it seemes very important to know about.🎹
I second
I third
Not interesting to me: I only DJ at energy levels 8 and up. 😉
@@XEinstein cool, no one asked 😂
@@XEinstein don’t mean that in a rude way either. just allow people to ask their own questions and receive the help they need
Can you do a breakdown video of Angerfist please
*Video title : Angerfist Dj Set From The Top 100 Djs Virtual Festival 2020*
Breakdown from 30:00 to 45:00
Oh this is noted! Thanks for the suggestion!
@@djcarlo That would be awesome, +1.
In general, the mixing for harder styles is so different it might warrant its own video. (Though many producers in the scene are kinda bad at mixing)
This video is pure gold for every single DJ in this world. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Much love from Spain
De nada amigo! Appreciate the support, and I do agree. It's really useful for making smoother mixes!
Dude, you have the best, most well explained tutorials out there. Great work.
Really appreciate that Westen! Hope you learned something new from the video!
Really great to see advanced tips like these! You are the most engaging dj presenter on you tube. A real djs dj.
Thanks bud! Glad you really think so! And glad you enjoyed the video!
Love the block building mixing method. I’ll be looking into that. Mixing in key changes my world when I learned it. 💙
It did mine too! Block building mixing pretty much blew my mind!
Mixed In Key is boss. Makes the prep work much less of a headache.
Right? MIK is amazing to help with prepping songs for a set!
Watching from Kenya +254, we love your tips DJ Carlo anteddido
Nice to see my fellow Kenyan here 👊🏽
Shout out to DJ Carlo! 🎹
Kenya represent! Glad you guys like the tips over here!
Hello Carlo sir I'm from India 🇮🇳
And really you are a great Teacher .
I had started my dj life but I don't know how to play any tricks I love you tricks and the style of you teaching . So sir you don't stop your Chanel because of you today I am DJ. thakyou sir.🙏
Thanks for the kind words bud! I'm really glad you've learned from the videos, and it's comments like this that'll inspire me to keep making more!
Thank you for everything! 🎹
Thank you for watching till the end too!
most worth it video ever for djing 👍🏼🙏🏼♥️
Thanks bud! Really happy you think so!
Personally, I mix Soulful House and I love to "make up a story" by weaving tracks together with complementary lyrics.
Ohhhh, I do love this approach. It's actually fairly difficult since you really need to know the lyrics inside out, but the end product is usually stunning. Kudos for doing that!
@@djcarlo ". It's actually fairly difficult since you really need to know the lyrics inside out" I believe this is what you do too in DJ contests. Challenging but very rewarding from creativity point of view.
To achieve it, I indeed listen and prepare annotations in the ID tag comments of my tracks, marking which track may complement another.
I also put my tracks in playlists sung by men or women. That way I can make story where men and women talk to each others.
For example in 1 track where a woman sings that she afraid to fall in love again, in the next track the guy will sing "no matter if you don't feel it cos I'm a fool for love"
I'll upload a mix if you want
Mixed in key is probably one of the most useful apps for dj ever 🌶 🎹
Glad you think so bud! I really enjoy using it. And thanks for sticking till the end!
At 7:13 - Wish more DJs would read the text you've got on screen and get it into their head that pre-prep isn't for cheats, it's for people who want to put in more effort to get great results. DJ'd for years 'on-the-fly', and while that's fine, the results I get now with prep are just on a total different level. It's like ANY creative endeavour - If you want to make something special, you should be prepared to... prepare!
I'd add 2 more tips that definitely weren't apparent to me in my early DJ years:
1) Buy tunes in all different keys so you can actually stay in key and go where you want. Non-flashy tunes with a solid basic groove can be just as important to make your set work as bangers.
2) Don't think of 3-deck mixing as harder, it's actually easier! Instead of thinking of it like juggling 3 things, think of the 3rd deck as a way to comfortably get the next track ready without having to find a way to exit the existing mix if it's good! And if you start phasing with 3 decks playing, don't panic, just listen to the new track against the master in your headphones and you'll rapidly be able to tell if it's the new tune that's out (it is 9 times out of 10).
Great extra tips bud! The two you mentioned could definitely be helpful to other DJs out there! And yes, prep is always the key (seriously, who thinks prepping is cheating??). There's nothing wrong with DJing on the fly, but knowing your music can make for better and more intricate sets! Just don't plan *everything* and be averse to ruining your set; keep your core, but be open to taking detours so everyone has a good time!
Mixed in key 10 works even with virtual dj
As far I noticed, rekordbox analyzed in 99,9% same as mixed in key 10. But as you showed the cue points are really a bonus 🙂
The cue points are a major plus! They're hella helpful!
I was scrolling just to find a comment like this. I run VDJ as well, and you’re saying I can run MiK10 and it’ll update and play nice with my tracks in VDJ? Rad if true. I love VDJ but i find it’s key detection and analyzation to be pretty sus at times. … the generated cue points would be a nice time saver too.
@@windkatmeow3010 , hey man, I try to learn too :) All I know is that I exported cue points for rekordbox ( software installed ) and when I was trying virtual DJ , I saw all my songs with cue points made by Mixed in key 10. Try yourself ( following the tutorial for rekordbox ) and see if it’s working for you too! Comment below! Good luck !
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your content. I've been watching your videos since I first started DJing for real a few years ago and I am now blessed to say that I am a full time DJ :)
That's awesome Joe'l! Man, I'm so glad the content has been mega helpful in your journey!
Im impresst that the Auto Cue Oints are so exakt and nice tu use. It is really a good invest!
They are! And they need to be with music! Hahaha, it's really a good investment to really cue up your music!
Mixing in key is what i need for my style but power block mixing would be the ultimate. Nice video man keep up the good work.
Glad you got some tips from the video bud! Try 'em out, and see how the sets change!
@@djcarlo will do thank you
Awesome video as always!!!
Thank you Ash! Really glad you enjoyed this video!
I must say! That I love your videos and what you are doing. I am like practicing every day on my controller because of you! Thank you, really!
Keep practicing man! That's a good daily routine to have!
Yeah I might have to hop on that Mixed in Key! I’ve been hearing so many good things from them! My fav point of the video is about mixing energy levels & having your tracks cue points at each phrase to make fast mixing easier! This was super helpful Carlo, salute 😎✌🏿 🎹
Thanks for watching till the end bud! And yes, I highly recommend 'em. Glad you found the video helpful bud, and don't forget to use my code when getting MIK!
7:44 noted
Always analyze! Very important in preparing sets!
Always something new... thanks Dj Carlo for your update🙏.
You're welcome bud! Glad you learned something new in the video!
This Helped SOOOO MUCH! Thankyou! The software is amazing and how you explain everything is spot on good on ya mate!
I'm so happy you learned something from the video bud!
I solve my problem with mix in key thanks for the heads up bro
Glad the video and MIK helped bud!
All the tips were awesome but as a beginner I must say the first two are the most useful for me! I’ve got a lot to learn about mixing in 🎹 😉
Take them to heart! It'll help you a lot!
nice bro ! 🎹
Thanks bud! Hope you found the video helpful!
I use MiK too and I must say for me it doesn‘t really make sense to put automatically cue points on the track. I label all the cue points, so I give myself hints, what‘s happening at this point. The most important feature on this software is the most correct detection of the key, because the DJ softwares make mistakes sometimes.
So this software doesn‘t really help saving a lot of time, if you need a good and complete preparation 😅 (for me)
In all fairness, each DJ has their own preferences on it. I've also shuffled around some of the cue points MIK gave me, but dang, good on your for labelling the cue points! TBH that's hella helpful during sets haha
Power block mixing seems like something I'd love to be able to do
Give it a shot man! It's fun to play around with!
Love these advanced tips! Keep killin' em Carlo.
Glad you liked the tips bud!
I really loved the trick no.#2 after mixing in key the best way to ultra smoothen the set is by mixing in correct energy levels. Thanks for that ❣️🎹🇮🇳🙌
And sir what do you mean by "bootleg" ?🤔
Glad you stayed till the end of the video bud!
And bootlegs are premade mashups/mixes of songs that add elements, fine tune the instrumentals, put in acapellas, etc to a song to make something familiar more energized, easier to mix, more hyped, or just different enough from the original.
@@djcarlo thank you so much for clearing my doubt 😊😘❣️❣️
You can also call it an unofficial remix. :)
The Mixed in Key automatic cue points was really interesting. I had been thinking about getting MiK for their virtual instruments to help with my producing. Will have another look at them 👍👍
Check 'em out! Definitely worth it!
Awesome!! I will be using your link get my my 10% mixed in key 10. Thank you, DJ!
Awesome! You're welcome bud, and I hope you're looking forward to harmonic mixing!
7:50 +1 for Traktor
Ahhhh yes, from my Traktor days. It's been a while haha
This technique about energy levels is great! It will definitely help me with my mixes 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹
Thanks for watching till the end bud! The energy part will surely help!
Thanks for advice and ideas bro 😃
You're welcome bud! Hope it comes in handy!
thanks dj carlo
You're welcome bud! Hope the video gave you ideas!
Power block is my favorite technique
It's an interesting technique! I didn't know about it as well till I first tried out MIK.
Thanks so much for your content!! The tips around energy levels are gold 🎹
Thanks bud! Glad you found it helpful, and stayed till the end!
@@djcarlo Thanks! Also purchased Mixed In Key 10 with your code :)
Wow never really realized there was a name for power block mixing even though I tried to do it myself once. You definitely need a good amount of songs if you plan to mix fast but it’s good for them peak moments when the dance floor is crackin!
It was a fairly new discovery for me too! But man, it works well!
amazing tips! I am gonna use them, Thanks! but 5:47 what are tornado sounds?
Just anything deafening haha. Don't take the descriptions too seriously here!
Quality content video. Appreciate the dedication and hardwork
I appreciate that bud! Hope you had some takeaways from the video!
Awesome vid mate 🎹
Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for sticking it out till the end!
@@djcarlo bro you replied 🤯 thanks so much! I’ve been watching all your vids lately as I just bought a ddj-400 pretty new to it
Loved the new editing too good and damn! Funny memes 🤣😂. 👍👍🎹
Hahahaha, a man of culture I see! I just wanna put more of me into the videos as well lol
Its sounds better when transition is done harmonically ❤️
It does! The harmonies flow into each other!
Thank you I learn alot from you still wanna learn more till I see myself doing so well
Never stop learning bud! Golden rule of life!
I like those accapella you used at the beginning, I chopped the same sample on a track I produced years ago. Great minds think alike lol.
Great minds DO think alike yo!
Helping this old dog learn some new tricks 😂. Thank you! 🎹
You're very welcome bud! Age is but a number, so it's never too late to learn something new!
Dj carloo im still waitin on that advanced scratch tutorial/tipss!
Sure thing! That’s in the line up! Thanks for the reminder!
AMAZING!!! EVERY VIDEO U MAKE IS AWSOME
Glad you thought so! I make them so awesome for the community!
🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Always great advice bro! 🎹
Thanks bud! Glad you learned something from the video!
You need to learn how to read the crowd, I think you only get this from djing enough parties or club sets... it's like a sense of knowing what song selection is best and how to manage the crowd's energy levels. The tips I have for club djs is to identify sub-groups in crowds so you can rotate groups of people from the dancefloor to the bar so the club rakes in the cash while you still maintain the dancefloor. If you can prove to club management that you make more money when you dj you'll get a residency. You might have experienced this at a club when the dj drops a track and you're like "eh? I'm not feeling this I'll go get a drink" or when you're at the bar and you're like "damn this is my song, I need to get on the dancefloor". Lastly having a premix of tracks works when you need the toilet lol.
Hahaha, that final one is really important! Just make sure you're not up on a stage or anything when you set a premix!
Hi dj carlo great video, would it be possible to do a video on this power block mixing. Keep the great videos coming.👍
Let's see about that! Might be able to do a focus one on it!
@@djcarlo thank you, that would be so helpful.
Dj carlo idol best mentor🔥
I try bud! Haha, glad you learn things from the videos!
Pro Dj:
"you should mix in key it sounds harmonic"
Me (playing uptempo most of the time):
"What is harmonic?"
Hahaha, believe me, once you learn about it, you'll never wanna stop!
Very informative video as always! Keep up the good work!👏👏
Finally made it to the BPM SUPREME and use your code😎✌️
Eyyyy, welcome to the BPMSupreme fam bud!
really amazing tips.. thanks carlo :))
You're welcome bud! Glad you learned something from the video!
thanks for your video, great content as always. i’m still perfecting my in-key mixing, i will later on the energy levels..will see how that goes.
keep up the good work!
The energy levels really changed the mix game for me!
Another great from you 👌 what is the name of the Tequila remix track you play 6:37 ?
I think that's the DJ Mozes remix!
@@djcarlo thanks. I'm going to try it next time I'm out playing 💿😁
🎉 Energy levels
Something all DJs should know!
*Nice video Brother !* ❤💚💜💖🔥🔥🍬🍬
Thanks ✌ for the visit!
Do you have a tutorial on how you "Power Block mix" and how you prep. your songs?
Not yet, but I'll consider doing one that focuses on power block mixing soon! For prepping, I've covered that in a lot of videos that has to do with cueing.
Would you be able to do a video on how to mix tropical house? Songs like Kygo for example. I haven’t seen any UA-camrs do a video on that before.
I'll consider it for a future video bud! It's very similar to house, just that the BPMs are usually lower.
@@djcarlo Ah alright sounds good, thank you so much for the videos; they're amazing.
Thank you so much DJ Carlo for the video - just purchased Mixed In Key 10 using your coupon code. Thank you - DJ PARIS
You're welcome bud! Glad you made use of MIK!
Very informative. 😎
Glad you thought so bud! Hope you learned something from the video, and got ideas!
great video. Is there a software that beat grids your songs correctly? I have found using serato pro that probably about one in 9/10 tracks have the beat grid in-between the beats and not on the beats however short of going through hundreds of tracks I don't find this out till I am actually trying to mix the track. I know how to edit the beat grid manually and correct this but it is time consuming especially seeing as it is something that the dj software is supposed to be doing. Basically what I am asking is that is there a program that does for beatgridding what mixed in key does for question points and labelling?
I haven't really seen any bud. Best method is really to beat grid manually!
大師，你是台灣人嗎？看到你的視頻在台灣拍的，好奇問一下。anyway, thx for ur vedio, 看你的視頻學了很多DJ技巧。🙆♂️👍🙏Thx
I'm not, but I'm Filipino, so I'm just an hour and a half away by flight! I miss Taiwan though; you guys have great night markets!
Thank you
Thanks for supporting as well bud! Hope you learned something from the video!
Very informative, best video yet..🎹
Thanks for watching till the end! Glad you really enjoyed the lessons on this one!
Bro your video was dope...pls how do u get ur songs...am actually very new to dj-ing
Welcome to the world of DJing bud! I get my songs from BPMSupreme.com! You can use my code there too to get a discount when signing up.
@@djcarlo thanks man im grateful ,,
@@djcarlo whats your code...???
Level 10 - Tornado Sounds
Yup, sounds about right
Level 10 will blow everyone away! Hahaha
@DJ Carlo Atendido
Hi there and thanks much for this and for all your wonderful videos.
Thanks much for your discount code too!!!
I want to buy mixed in key 10 today, but first it is very important to ask:
I play music with my Numark Mixtrack Platinum FX controller using Serato DJ Lite. I'm an amateur DJ.
Will mixed in key 10 work with Serato DJ Lite or it works only with Serato DJ Pro?
Thanks much!
You're welcome bud! Really glad you love the videos! Now for MIK and Serato DJ Lite, it should work, but the problem is, I don't think Lite has key detection, so the cue points will be there, but the keys won't. I haven't tried it myself, but that's as far as I know. I recommend upgrading to Serato Pro! One time payment, and you're good!
New user for mixed in key here, thanks for the 10% coupon 👍👍
You're welcome bud! Enjoy the software!
I usually dislike the power block mixing style with a passion. back when it was vinyl only, my friends and I called it "Bad Boy Bill-ing" it. I do understand why it's so hot and fully appreciate the talent and skill (and the massive library) required to pull it off for an entire set, though. We might do it for fun when just messing around, but usually we just stick to the intro/outtro progressive style of mixing where it's not about the DJ or a flashy performance; it's about a smooth ride from start to finish where half the time the crowd doesn't even know that they just grooved to three different songs in 15 minutes. Successfully riding a transition between songs for 2 minutes without sync, loops or effects (just faders and EQ) can be an achievement. We're a dieing breed, the progressive DJ 😞
Just different times and different genres Timmy! With the right venue, you'll still have an audience that appreciates the art
Great video, these tips seem to be geared towards EDM. Do these tips work the same for other genre's of music such as Hip Hop or R&B?
Absolutely. All music is based on the same principles.
While the principles are more evident in electronic music, they work as well for Hip Hop and R&B. Imagine blending the bassline of one hip hop track with the vocals of another in key?? It's a live mash up! Hahaha
Sir pa review ng pioneer we go3. Thank you and more blessings to come..
Oh man, I don't have one! Sorry!
No probs idol
Please can you do a Mix on your first controller and mix YOUR style of music
We'll see about the first controller, but I've done a few mixes already in my style music-wise.
@@djcarlo thanks for replying me I love your content 🔥
Thanks for the advice its just great! What do you mean by bootlegs? Mixing really popular songs that are not strictly electronic music into a set? 🤔
Glad you took the advice bud! And bootlegs are remixes of popular songs that either spruced up for the clubs, have added intros, have added MC lines, or mash ups of different songs.
Hey Carlo.
I am ready to place an order on the Mixed in Key web page by choosing the Dj Software Collection pack and by using your discount coupon. What do you think ... are all these additional apps useful or this action might be surplus? Thank you very much in advance for your prompt reply!
Cheers mate, by Greece.
Hey buddy! Just go for what you need! MIK is the Shiz!
@@djcarlo I ordered and installed the Mixed In Key & the Platinum Notes apps. Keep working with us... I am wishing you a wonderful weekend. Thank you a lot !!!
Hello DJ CARLO ATENDIDO ! Very useful video. But how Can I get a free version of Mixed in Key ?
I don't think there's a free version! Gotta support the devs too! Hahaha, though you can get a discount with my code DJCARLO10
Can you make mix on harder Musik like hardcore hardstyle uk hardcore
This is honestly out of my usual genres. These genres don't get much play in The Philippines, so I don't keep these songs on hand and have minimal exposure to them We'll see what the future brings though!
thank you for the information good sir,
I'm glad you do bud! And I'm always happy to share the lessons I've learned :3
So which version gives you the que points and all ? There are so many add ons?
Go for Mixed in Key 10! That's the one you're looking for.
Hoo boy - when the video started and you began talking about mixing in key I thought, hm... this looks like it will be a repeat lesson for me, but then you mentioned Energy Boost Mixing and I'm all pumped about experimenting with that 🎹 - definitly going to try that on my stream tonight 💜 you're advertisment of mixed in key 10 has me almost convinced - especially after the lesson on Energy Level mixing, given the fact that mik10 does that for you. Guess I'll have to try the software out one any day now... wonder how well it will work with Synthwave 🤔 Overall a very insightful video but for me personally moreso since after being introduced to the world of mixing in key by a previous video, I felt like my sets improved so much due to it, and to see the world of keys open up more to me now 🤯
Glad you stayed till the end bud! And dang, tbh, it should work well with Synthwave given the electronic aspect of it. Would definitely wanna hear how that goes!
i hava a small dj gig on the 30th of ocotober
I wish you all the best! Cheers!
Breakdown has a different meaning in metalcore
It also has a different meaning in mental health haha, and I nearly had one of those before!
2:15 平溪欸!!!!!
You know it! I looooved that place!
Sure!!! I'm from Taiwan~~
Plz make video on how to do dj on mobile
I'll consider it for the future! It's a lot easier said than done haha
When saying "Playing a bootleg 10-15 minutes" what do you mean by that? What is a bootleg?
A bootleg in this case is a song that has been unofficially remixed by someone. He’s basically saying play an interesting remix every 10-15 minutes.
@@travismoore4816 Oh right! Which means it wouldn't be available on bpmsupreme or anything of the sort. Got it! Thanks a lot for the help!
Yup yup! Bootlegs keep the mixes interesting, and your audience on their toes. Also, there's a bunch of mash ups on BPM Supreme too! Just gotta look for where they're hiding!
I'mma SpongeBob fan and DJ Carlo Atendido fan. The intro is damn good
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or, my favorite: OH MY GOSH! A FLOATING SHOPPING LIST!
Hi Carlo - at 4:00 you show the typical key progression for your sets (7B, 7A, 8A, 8A, 10A, 10A, 9A, 9A, 8A). But what's going on with the BPMs? How can the key of the song control the energy more than the bpm's? You're not sticking with one bpm for the entire set, are you?
The music itself can dictate the energy it's trying to give. There can be songs at 100BPM with more party "energy" than songs at 128, but were produced to be more chill (future bass vs beach house for example). So the songs give off their own energy, but effects can accentuate that even further.
@@djcarlo thanks, I believe you. So unintuitive at first though. Might be a great topic for you to expound upon in a video, professor.
So how are you typically managing bpm’s? Are you adjusting the song tempos to all match the first song? Or are you transitioning to other songs with other bpm’s during your sets?