After going through a lot of DJ courses, i am glad ive spot your channel! Everyone else is taking stuff out of context and one who is a beginner could not figure out how to connect the dots together, but you are showing the whole picture which is priceless! Thank you for your effort, keep it up! Tons of value!
Great tutorial. I enjoy the way you teach. I’m new to DJing but been listening to music for the longest. A number of my friends are DJs and I’ve listened to their sets and made mental notes in my mind of the things I enjoyed and the things I did not like so much. Now that I’m DJing myself I reflect upon my past and your tutorials and employ techniques that are pleasing to my ear and thankfully pleasing to my audience. Keep up the good work. I enjoy your teaching particularly this tutorial and your scratch tutorials.
Thank you for this comment man, much appreciated! Glad you picked up DJ’ing, it’s one of the best things I’ve ever started doing and continued with! Hope practicing and learning has still been going well 🙏🏾💯
I just cant see any other DJ channel the same. i am new to this DJ stuff running a DDJ 1000SRT and i will be watching all your videos from bottom to stop. I will be leaving a like & comment on every video i watch. Thank you my brother i appreciate these tips and hope to graduate from all your vids!!
I hear you 100% - definitely would make things easier. But it’s all in the grind. As long as you’re practicing techniques correctly, it’ll all come together in due time!
I’m curious to know how you were able to set your que points? I notice your second que point is sitting below the the first que point and not off to the side
You can start at the 1min mark, I’ m looking at your mixer and noticed how que points are set up. Like I previously mention, I notice your second que point is below your 1st one. I have the S9 mixer as well, when I set my 2nd que point to any track it appears to the right of the 1st que point. Wondering how you were able to accomplish stacking que points? Hope, i am making sense? Thanks again for getting back with me!
@@Since79 Ahh got you. And of course on replying. Honestly, I'm pretty sure I just lined up the cue point to where I wanted and pressed that particular cue button (the one that's lit green). I know that sounds super basic but I don't remember doing anything special to set it this way. If that happens to not work, I would try lining up the cue point where you want it, and pressing that + button on the serato software that's directly next to the first cue point. Let me know if that works!
Hope you enjoyed this video! Let me know what other tutorials you'd like to see!!
i like the depth you teach,,, you explain the whats and the whys... LOVE it.. new Dj and soaking up any knowledge i find.. THANKS
I would like to see a beatmatching video!
After going through a lot of DJ courses, i am glad ive spot your channel! Everyone else is taking stuff out of context and one who is a beginner could not figure out how to connect the dots together, but you are showing the whole picture which is priceless! Thank you for your effort, keep it up! Tons of value!
Love to hear that man! Thanks for dropping this comment 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Great tutorial. I enjoy the way you teach. I’m new to DJing but been listening to music for the longest. A number of my friends are DJs and I’ve listened to their sets and made mental notes in my mind of the things I enjoyed and the things I did not like so much. Now that I’m DJing myself I reflect upon my past and your tutorials and employ techniques that are pleasing to my ear and thankfully pleasing to my audience. Keep up the good work. I enjoy your teaching particularly this tutorial and your scratch tutorials.
Thank you for this comment man, much appreciated! Glad you picked up DJ’ing, it’s one of the best things I’ve ever started doing and continued with! Hope practicing and learning has still been going well 🙏🏾💯
I just cant see any other DJ channel the same. i am new to this DJ stuff running a DDJ 1000SRT and i will be watching all your videos from bottom to stop. I will be leaving a like & comment on every video i watch. Thank you my brother i appreciate these tips and hope to graduate from all your vids!!
Appreciate you!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾 really glad I can help!!
subbed!
Thanks bro for helping me become a way better dj. Keep grinding. And May GOD bless you.
Love to hear it man! Thank you for the support!! 🙏🏾
Bro, I love your videos. Great content. Keep up the great work.
🙌🏾 appreciate you bro! Yessir!
You made this make sense! Thanks for this video
No doubt man 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Thank you. Love the breakdown of cue points.
Yes Sir Big Bro... you definitely took flight with this session. Keep exposing the community to great content!
Appreciate you bro!! 🙏🏾 you already know!
GOD BLESS YOU, MA BRO. YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION. THANK YOU
🙏🏾🙏🏾 thank you bro!
Bro, Thank you! So glad you don’t have the crabs in the bucket mentality. Your videos have helped me so much!
You’re more than welcome man! Really glad the videos are helping 🙏🏾
Can’t stand that mentality.. there’s room for ALL of us.
Just wish I had a physical COACH!
I hear you 100% - definitely would make things easier. But it’s all in the grind. As long as you’re practicing techniques correctly, it’ll all come together in due time!
i really liked watching your tutorials idol! And this one also helped me a lot! Thanks..
You're very welcome! Really glad you're finding them helpful!!
Solid information, very informative.
Glad you found it helpful 🙏🏾
Merci mon dj
Thanks bro this is helpful!
Glad it helped bro! 🙏🏾 if there’s ever anything specific you wanna see, let me know fr!
Excellent videos 👍👍👍👍
Appreciate you for watching both vids, and commenting!! 🙏🏾
YO YOOOOOOO Slowly but surely!!!
Yesssir!! 💯
Do one on auto mix and tempo
I’m curious to know how you were able to set your que points? I notice your second que point is sitting below the the first que point and not off to the side
Let me know which part of the video you’re referring to! Time stamp
You can start at the 1min mark, I’ m looking at your mixer and noticed how que points are set up. Like I previously mention, I notice your second que point is below your 1st one. I have the S9 mixer as well, when I set my 2nd que point to any track it appears to the right of the 1st que point. Wondering how you were able to accomplish stacking que points? Hope, i am making sense? Thanks again for getting back with me!
@@Since79 Ahh got you. And of course on replying.
Honestly, I'm pretty sure I just lined up the cue point to where I wanted and pressed that particular cue button (the one that's lit green). I know that sounds super basic but I don't remember doing anything special to set it this way. If that happens to not work, I would try lining up the cue point where you want it, and pressing that + button on the serato software that's directly next to the first cue point. Let me know if that works!
You're dope🔥
Much appreciated!! 🙏🏾
you can change the s9 preferences to do an auto loop, not a 4 beat loop
🙌🏾 didn’t even know, appreciate that.
@@DJLiftOFF yeh if u check the driver preferences you'll see a tab with the loop settings. binging on your tutorials these days mate 😀
@@kennizuka758 ahhhh, that’s a gem bro, thank you 🙏🏾 - and ahah, much appreciated man!!
YO YOOOOOOO similar to the begging but using your turntables.
you don't que up at any verses? drop on verses?
Depends on the song, but yes, I definitely have cue points at the start and even middle of some verses too.
@@DJLiftOFF could you explain that
process in another vid i really like your videos fire content
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I wish your DJ deck wasn’t upside down… gotta find another video