Being an open-format Dj sync is a MUST. Mixing in a bar for 6 hours every weekend, a massive library, comfortable shoes, a positive attitude and THE SYNC button are the best companion.
This is exactly what sync feature was meant for. This transition would not have been possible on turntables. I have been DJ'ing for over 20 years and I still learn something new watching your tutorials. Keep it up. You rock.
@@djcarlo That might make for an interesting video. Technic 1200 vs DDJ 1000, the pro's and con's of both and what is possible in today's world of DJ'ing.
Great tutorial, always on point! No matter how you mix, the key is if you have the tools available, use them. No one really cares on the damcefloor. Great stuff!
Totally agree. It's what style you want and what tools you need for it. I never got looked down on for using a plastic pic for guitar playing when some other people like to finger pick.
I get shit from my peers for djing with sync, so much that I use more time between b2b2b to make sure the sync is off so they don’t know I used it, but after learning to count bars I don’t use it as much but I do love me a mix that brings the tempo up like a build up for a dubstep drop it’s all love
personally I use an "1/2 way" increase /decrease. Gradually taking the 1st track from 90 to 110, while starting the the 2nd track at 110 and then bring it up to it's final 130
glad I found this guy the fact that hes demonstrating on the same controller as I am and demonstrates at a speed where I can catch whats going on being a hands on learner both points are very helpful to me
Great technique. Manual skills are important, but there's definitely no need to hold some kung-fu vendetta against the sync button. It's only a button. It can't hurt you.
Gotta say, I love the sync button, cause I mix psytrance ranging from 142 - 160 bpm, and there's a lot going on within those bpm and in that genre, and when you use the main fx plus the fx pads at the same time, keeping up with beatmacthing along that is hard, I ain't no octopus ✌
I make a great habit of beat matching by ear, but the use of the SYNC button for drastic BPM/genre shifts is an excellent way to transition. Great video!
i use transition tracks for this a lot but it’s good to do that manually from time to time (and a couple of my transition tracks include wordplays lol)
Hey Carlo. Although I agree that a beginner DJ should beatmatch manually. You did a great job with better using the sync button as a mixing too instead of a cheat. Thanks Richie BriXX
I only use the sync button if the BPM is on a 1-4 point difference. Anything significantly larger you have to be creative and know how to sync manually in a smooth way just how your video shows. Good stuff 👏🏼
Definitely a great thing to learn and accept the sync button as a friend for transitions. Learned how to make the fader 'wide' on serato by holding shift and keylock. Thank You Carlo!
As up to me, sync are not taboo at all. I can say even more - I happy with that little button coz it gives me more time for creativity. Deejaying since 2004 🎉
About the Sync button, it's pretty useful, but always knowing how to beatmatch by ear, 'cause softwares aren't perfect, and the grid's not always right. Love this tutorials, they're really useful. Thanks ;-).
Using sync is fine, so long as people respect and make the most of its advantages, like with techniques like this! When I did my first dj gig I had nothing except traktor on a laptop and a portable mouse (no controller!) and the guys I was playing with were all on vinyl. I was very aware of the advantages I had, so made the most of it. So I made sure I was mixing harmonically, mixing fast, using effects and utilising all 4 decks - doing things which were impossible or at least difficult with turntables. If I had played a set which was no more technical than what the guys on turntables were spinning, then that would be lazy of me, I was aware of the advantages I had with sync so I used them! I since got a set of turn tables and 11 years on I’m about to get my first controller!
I've been DJ'ing for over ten years now. Two years using just a laptop and Virtual DJ and the remaining eight using Traktor and a Kontrol S2. The DDJ 400 really had me considering changing over. Your thoughts?
@@djcarlo i will always love it .......but as a dj i have question for ma fav dj carlo my question is........if i'm early dj in the night club what kind of gener is best and for 2 hour work how many geners can i play pls carl help me
I got no problems with sync, if used right. This tutorial is a good example, and a technique I use myself. I don't even care if a DJ just uses it to match the tempo. There's very little difference between tapping that sync button, and matching your tempo just looking at the bpm counter. I don't like if the beatgrid is off and a DJ trainwrecks because they are too reliant on sync and didn't bother to prepare/check their track beforehand. As someone who spent years manually beatmatching on turntables, I'm glad there's ways to speed up the workflow. Even better these things can give us new and creative ways to mix songs together.
Seems like a very good place to use sync, in my opinion. If you want to simultaneously adjust the tempos of two different tracks, then sync seems to be the way to do that. The reason I wouldn't use sync for general use is that I would want the control of being able to easily move back into tempo once the new song begins and it gets confusing if you don't have the tempo faders in the 'real' position, even if you disengage sync once the new track if playing by itself.
I want to become a techno DJ as I find the genre interesting and you can create a lot of stuff with it but I don't know where to find any songs. Any advice? Also, you're an amazing content creator, responding to every comment, keep it up!
I been DJing since 1994. I know how to manually mix, and sync. Sync is nice for flawless mixes. I’m still old school when it comes to learning the new software. Learned a lot from using serato over the years. Smart sync is nice too. It’s hard sometimes to figure out when I’m recording a mix, why the bpm stay the same throughout the mix? On turntables, you just gradually increase or decrease the track. Serato both songs are locked in. Would rather sync one song at a time hitting the sync button every time a new track is loaded. Otherwise, you cannot play anything that is out of bpm range without it affecting the mix. Keeping the key lock on helps too. Also, editing beat grids is challenging too. Every time I change one down beat, the next one I edit, it shifts everything over? Why can’t you edit one down beat at a time without it affecting the ones you fixed if they all need to be adjusted? Overall, I love seato sync feature. One thing that benefits me is my beat matching skills. I have the ear to know when an issue arrives where I can adjust the track when the beat grid is off. That is something I’m glad I had learned early on. I think at some point everyone should learn it. You never know if your sync won’t work with a track that is off that forces you to manually adjust it. Especially if you are in the middle of a gig.
Well done Mckay! I think the issue with the sync might be your master tempo. You'll need to switch that one around, otherwise, you'll get stuck with the same BPM throughout your mix! :D
@@djcarlo Yeah, I had an issue when I was doing a 60’s mix the other day! I ended up increasing the bpm gradually so it is not being played at a slower speed. I keep track when the bpm start to increase. I went from 125 bpm to 160 bpm. I ended up realizing that you can speed up the bpm. I usually do it when I’m mixing in the track. Less noticeable.
you are the best i love you,,, love your tutorials ,,, your explanation and demonstration you are simply the best and i wish to meet you in person in my life time U ARE THE BEST TEACHER AND DJ EVER
@@djcarlo thanks for your reply boss you are a GOD sent cuz your tutorial always comes in details that keeps you outstanding and you teach with passion GOD BLESS U BOSS
Normally, there's a dedicated button for it on the Rekordbox controllers, but if it's not there, there's settings in the programs to lock a deck as the master deck. :)
@@djcarlo I have a Pioneer DDJ 400. Is it possible with it? I can beat sync with beat sync button and set to wide with shift + tempo range but can't set to master. Thank you!
Oooofff, the sync button is helpful indeed I just don't know why people are abusing it or calling it not DJing but hey it's there for a reason and in this video you'll find out one of the answer. Thanks kuya Carlo!
You deserve more kuya Carlo, I've searched a lot more dj tutorials but I find yours simple, very applicable and easy to learn. You deserve more gigs out there 😁😁
Been DJing for years there is nothing wrong with using technology, thats what is there for. Ue whatever it takes to get the job done. Im all for technology…..the crowd don’t care only criticial hating DJ’s….
I think DJs complaining about the sync button act really stupid. It's not about how many buttons you tap or how complicated you do things,the result is what matters. Nobody in the crowd is gonna care it u used sync because 99% of them are NOT DJs. They are just normal people who wanna have a great time. Thanks for the video anyways! I was searching for this!
Great vids. Personally...I am all for the sync button. Most of the time I was drunk when I was a club DJ and really could have used one back then. :) Just getting into controllers...question if you happen to see this. Can you simulate turning the power off to a turntable with a controller? I don't mean the wind up/wind down effect of hitting start/stop. I mean when you kill the power and it coasts to a stop. thanks again for the videos.
Unfortunately, I don't think so. You could probably manipulate the brake effect on some equipment to simulate that very slow stop, but it's not really something you can do on most controllers.
The friend that taught me how to DJ had sync disabled in Serato so I had to learn how to do a lot of that stuff manually like you said but now that I've gotten better, on my copy of Serato, I've enabled it and I don't really use it that often except for in BPM transitions like you've displayed here. And I've only done that during a gig once.. It's definitely something I should practice more of though...
Being an open-format Dj sync is a MUST. Mixing in a bar for 6 hours every weekend, a massive library, comfortable shoes, a positive attitude and THE SYNC button are the best companion.
Agree! Just do you and embrace technology!
thank you very much.! i see so many oldschool Dj's out there getting mad when a dj use SYNC
best comment ever
Only 6 hours bruh i do 16 hours set
It all depends on what you are using sync for.. If its to open up creativity, then its a no brainer... Go for it 👍
This is exactly what sync feature was meant for. This transition would not have been possible on turntables. I have been DJ'ing for over 20 years and I still learn something new watching your tutorials. Keep it up. You rock.
@@djcarlo
That might make for an interesting video. Technic 1200 vs DDJ 1000, the pro's and con's of both and what is possible in today's world of DJ'ing.
Omg i literally looked at the sub and view count on his channel. Bro you deserve waaaayyyyy more!
Great tutorial, always on point!
No matter how you mix, the key is if you have the tools available, use them. No one really cares on the damcefloor. Great stuff!
accept the development. if we use sync we can have more time to be more creative and create more unique FX
I’m a big sync fan 🤩 it make my mixing way easier and quicker to add more style
Totally agree. It's what style you want and what tools you need for it. I never got looked down on for using a plastic pic for guitar playing when some other people like to finger pick.
I get shit from my peers for djing with sync, so much that I use more time between b2b2b to make sure the sync is off so they don’t know I used it, but after learning to count bars I don’t use it as much but I do love me a mix that brings the tempo up like a build up for a dubstep drop it’s all love
You should post a tutorial on how to make your own edited versions of the original songs to a personal edited/extended songs...
DJ Carlo Atendido expect！！！
yumyumrazon yesss, please
@@djcarlo that would actually be so great :)
OMG that was so good idea for get a pretty dope transition , I still learning every day , thanks Carlos ..
personally I use an "1/2 way" increase /decrease. Gradually taking the 1st track from 90 to 110, while starting the the 2nd track at 110 and then bring it up to it's final 130
it really helps thank you so much Dj Carlo Atendido ...
thank you so much ... i hope to see you ... i just want to learn to scratch ...
glad I found this guy the fact that hes demonstrating on the same controller as I am and demonstrates at a speed where I can catch whats going on being a hands on learner both points are very helpful to me
Great technique. Manual skills are important, but there's definitely no need to hold some kung-fu vendetta against the sync button. It's only a button. It can't hurt you.
lololol
Hahahah you're right 😛
Gotta say, I love the sync button, cause I mix psytrance ranging from 142 - 160 bpm, and there's a lot going on within those bpm and in that genre, and when you use the main fx plus the fx pads at the same time, keeping up with beatmacthing along that is hard, I ain't no octopus ✌
perfect
Great technique right?
I make a great habit of beat matching by ear, but the use of the SYNC button for drastic BPM/genre shifts is an excellent way to transition. Great video!
actually love your videos, nice work!!
Being a fresh beginner I'll be learning beat matching by ear ofc but I'll use that button for all it's worth later. Fantastic time saver!
Thank you for watching my tutorial video! I am glad it saves you time to learn more! Cheers!
i use transition tracks for this a lot but it’s good to do that manually from time to time (and a couple of my transition tracks include wordplays lol)
This works if you DONT have a transition track haha
As usual, clear and satisfying! Great !
Thank you for following my instructional video until the end! Cheers!
Hey Carlo. Although I agree that a beginner DJ should beatmatch manually.
You did a great job with better using the sync button as a mixing too instead of a cheat.
Thanks
Richie BriXX
I only use the sync button if the BPM is on a 1-4 point difference. Anything significantly larger you have to be creative and know how to sync manually in a smooth way just how your video shows. Good stuff 👏🏼
Very true! I do sometimes make use of sync for 10 bpm jumps, but I also make sure the tracks don't sound too out there either
omg nice. I'm learning to DJ from you and its been amazing so far
Glad you're learning from the videos bud! That really makes me happy!
Prefect 👌🏽
This is so helpful.
Thank u 🙏🏽
Thanks Montego! Really happy the tutorial worked out well for you!
i like the speed of you are speaking. As a german, i understand you very well. Thx!
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Very informative video Carlo. Thanks !!
Definitely a great thing to learn and accept the sync button as a friend for transitions. Learned how to make the fader 'wide' on serato by holding shift and keylock. Thank You Carlo!
Thank you Dj Carlo Atendido ur amazing
You're welcome Roman! Hope you learned something new from the video!
Excellent advice and video.
Superb
Thanks 🤗 Glad you think so!
Nice bro!!! Awesome transition process!!!🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
As up to me, sync are not taboo at all. I can say even more - I happy with that little button coz it gives me more time for creativity. Deejaying since 2004 🎉
Right?! I wish more people would see that and use it for that exact reason. Consider it a 3rd hand if you will!
Thank you for this brother!
Hala! Looks like MC/DJ Roc's got a new trick up his sleeve. Watch out Dasmariñas! Hahahaha, rock this trick hard man!
@@djcarlo exploring new ways to spice up my DJ sets bro! Thank you so much will surely do this trick! See you soon brother!
Great video! Thanks!
For sure! Make good use of it!
@@djcarlo will do, for sure!
I m old school dj from the 80s...but i like new tech, and i like the way you explane everything about it..keep it up !!!
Awesome.
This is worth trying.
I really loved your echo transition technique.
I use it when I'm practicing at home and try to master it
Uh are we watching the same video?
Great video, thanks bro
I like it...it helped me hear how it can work....thanks
Thanks a lot dj carlo
For sure! Hope you get to use this transition method in your sets buddy!
You're so clear to explain this tipe of things, others do very complex. 🤙🏻🤙🏻
I appreciate that! This is my goal! Easy-to-follow tutorials! Thanks for watching!
About the Sync button, it's pretty useful, but always knowing how to beatmatch by ear, 'cause softwares aren't perfect, and the grid's not always right.
Love this tutorials, they're really useful. Thanks ;-).
#truestory
Great video man! 😉
useful👌loved it
You are amazing! I love your videos. I’m a beginner DJ and I’m learning everything from you
I'm glad you learn new things every time Jam!
Everything has a purpose! Great video
Thanks DJ!! Got a clear view now!
@@djcarlo I did! Have a graduation party this weekend and have been practicing this method! Thank you for all you do for us beginner DJs!!
Using sync is fine, so long as people respect and make the most of its advantages, like with techniques like this!
When I did my first dj gig I had nothing except traktor on a laptop and a portable mouse (no controller!) and the guys I was playing with were all on vinyl. I was very aware of the advantages I had, so made the most of it. So I made sure I was mixing harmonically, mixing fast, using effects and utilising all 4 decks - doing things which were impossible or at least difficult with turntables. If I had played a set which was no more technical than what the guys on turntables were spinning, then that would be lazy of me, I was aware of the advantages I had with sync so I used them! I since got a set of turn tables and 11 years on I’m about to get my first controller!
Hi, bud! Thank you so much for sharing this! Totally inspired by this!
Good work 👍👍👍👍
Thank you for all tutorial from you!Nice way to learn something new from a real Dj
So useful for switching genres thank you
You're welcome man! Glad you got some tips from the video!
Brutal el video bro!! Me ha sido de mucha ayuda para empatar temas con diferentes bpm. Nadie lo habia explicado asi antes
Love the transition
Cool tips Carlo, this is a excellent tips using sync for transition from different BPM with higher speed.
I've been DJ'ing for over ten years now. Two years using just a laptop and Virtual DJ and the remaining eight using Traktor and a Kontrol S2. The DDJ 400 really had me considering changing over. Your thoughts?
I like it master😁😁😁awesome technique!
YOU MY INSPIRATION CARLO.. THANKS FOR SHARE THIS TECHNICS.. THIS CHANNEL IS THE GREAT ONLINE TEACHER.. :)
on serato dj pro how do you set the range to wide?
Gracias por los consejos profesor
Great technique to add to the skills
Grazie Carlo nice one
Mixing skills tips and tricks very useful
Great Video Carlo! Is there a "Master" setting for Serator DJ Pro? Not sure I have seen that.
Thanks for this. I struggle with finding ways of how to transition from different bpms. This reminded me Idan do this!
Respect for you bro! I really appreciate your work🙏
I love your tutorial
Awesome Carlos ... This tutorial was dope ... Great transition from high bmp to low bmp ... Beautiful bro... Saludo amigo carlos 👊🙌🎧
I have used this technique before. Thanks for sharing DJ Carlo!
Excellent!
This is what I am looking for, but don’t know if this will work same thing on my Pioneer FLX10 and Rekordbox. 😅
It should work the same!
Does this work with 170 to 200 bpm and vice versa?
Genius 💪🏼
Omg bro it’s so helpful thanks bro from boracay
Thanks😎
All Good for You & Familly & Friends
Thank you too! Stay awesome!
whereialex in the background!! respect
Galing tnx dj Carlo
I love carlo he is the best always and his video give me rest and happiness tnk u carlo
Thanks Eske! Really happy you love the videos!
@@djcarlo i will always love it .......but as a dj i have question for ma fav dj carlo my question is........if i'm early dj in the night club what kind of gener is best and for 2 hour work how many geners can i play pls carl help me
Its cool clean transition....bro...
ITS...AWESOME..I HAVE LEARN NEW THING NOW..I USE TO USE SYNC ONLY BUT..NO W WILL PRATICE THIS..THANKS💕
@@djcarlo anytime😉
Thanks a lot for tutorial! Cool tutorial :D
this is such usefull channel
Very nice
I got no problems with sync, if used right. This tutorial is a good example, and a technique I use myself. I don't even care if a DJ just uses it to match the tempo. There's very little difference between tapping that sync button, and matching your tempo just looking at the bpm counter. I don't like if the beatgrid is off and a DJ trainwrecks because they are too reliant on sync and didn't bother to prepare/check their track beforehand.
As someone who spent years manually beatmatching on turntables, I'm glad there's ways to speed up the workflow. Even better these things can give us new and creative ways to mix songs together.
Seems like a very good place to use sync, in my opinion. If you want to simultaneously adjust the tempos of two different tracks, then sync seems to be the way to do that.
The reason I wouldn't use sync for general use is that I would want the control of being able to easily move back into tempo once the new song begins and it gets confusing if you don't have the tempo faders in the 'real' position, even if you disengage sync once the new track if playing by itself.
I want to become a techno DJ as I find the genre interesting and you can create a lot of stuff with it but I don't know where to find any songs. Any advice? Also, you're an amazing content creator, responding to every comment, keep it up!
I been DJing since 1994. I know how to manually mix, and sync. Sync is nice for flawless mixes. I’m still old school when it comes to learning the new software. Learned a lot from using serato over the years. Smart sync is nice too. It’s hard sometimes to figure out when I’m recording a mix, why the bpm stay the same throughout the mix? On turntables, you just gradually increase or decrease the track. Serato both songs are locked in. Would rather sync one song at a time hitting the sync button every time a new track is loaded. Otherwise, you cannot play anything that is out of bpm range without it affecting the mix. Keeping the key lock on helps too. Also, editing beat grids is challenging too. Every time I change one down beat, the next one I edit, it shifts everything over? Why can’t you edit one down beat at a time without it affecting the ones you fixed if they all need to be adjusted? Overall, I love seato sync feature. One thing that benefits me is my beat matching skills. I have the ear to know when an issue arrives where I can adjust the track when the beat grid is off. That is something I’m glad I had learned early on. I think at some point everyone should learn it. You never know if your sync won’t work with a track that is off that forces you to manually adjust it. Especially if you are in the middle of a gig.
Well done Mckay! I think the issue with the sync might be your master tempo. You'll need to switch that one around, otherwise, you'll get stuck with the same BPM throughout your mix! :D
@@djcarlo Yeah, I had an issue when I was doing a 60’s mix the other day! I ended up increasing the bpm gradually so it is not being played at a slower speed. I keep track when the bpm start to increase. I went from 125 bpm to 160 bpm. I ended up realizing that you can speed up the bpm. I usually do it when I’m mixing in the track. Less noticeable.
you are the best i love you,,, love your tutorials ,,, your explanation and demonstration you are simply the best and i wish to meet you in person in my life time U ARE THE BEST TEACHER AND DJ EVER
@@djcarlo thanks for your reply boss you are a GOD sent cuz your tutorial always comes in details that keeps you outstanding and you teach with passion GOD BLESS U BOSS
Doing this transition in key sounds even smoother.
How do you set the first song to Master? Which button on the controller? Or can you only do it with your mouse on your computer?
Normally, there's a dedicated button for it on the Rekordbox controllers, but if it's not there, there's settings in the programs to lock a deck as the master deck. :)
@@djcarlo I have a Pioneer DDJ 400. Is it possible with it? I can beat sync with beat sync button and set to wide with shift + tempo range but can't set to master. Thank you!
Hi bro, great vid. Sometimes the bpm of the second track goes to double or half the master. Do you know how what's the problem?
Great vidoes for begginers. Thanks a lot, I couldn't find key(tone) sync button on DDJ-400 ??
Oooofff, the sync button is helpful indeed I just don't know why people are abusing it or calling it not DJing but hey it's there for a reason and in this video you'll find out one of the answer. Thanks kuya Carlo!
You deserve more kuya Carlo, I've searched a lot more dj tutorials but I find yours simple, very applicable and easy to learn. You deserve more gigs out there 😁😁
Can this also work on CDJs???
If you're using CDJs with sync, then yes!
Thanks for de video. Are your extended versions of those songs available to buy on iTunes?
Been DJing for years there is nothing wrong with using technology, thats what is there for. Ue whatever it takes to get the job done. Im all for technology…..the crowd don’t care only criticial hating DJ’s….
awesome tutorial as usual! by the way do you have any BPMsupreme promo codes?
I think DJs complaining about the sync button act really stupid. It's not about how many buttons you tap or how complicated you do things,the result is what matters. Nobody in the crowd is gonna care it u used sync because 99% of them are NOT DJs. They are just normal people who wanna have a great time. Thanks for the video anyways! I was searching for this!
Great vids. Personally...I am all for the sync button. Most of the time I was drunk when I was a club DJ and really could have used one back then. :)
Just getting into controllers...question if you happen to see this.
Can you simulate turning the power off to a turntable with a controller? I don't mean the wind up/wind down effect of hitting start/stop. I mean when you kill the power and it coasts to a stop. thanks again for the videos.
Unfortunately, I don't think so. You could probably manipulate the brake effect on some equipment to simulate that very slow stop, but it's not really something you can do on most controllers.
I will try
Totally agree 👍👍
DJ Carlo Atendido I am using it sometimes if I’m doing a transition. 👍👍
The friend that taught me how to DJ had sync disabled in Serato so I had to learn how to do a lot of that stuff manually like you said but now that I've gotten better, on my copy of Serato, I've enabled it and I don't really use it that often except for in BPM transitions like you've displayed here. And I've only done that during a gig once..
It's definitely something I should practice more of though...
Miss, not sir..
But ty for the reply!
How did you get your bpm range to wide in Serato? I can't figure out how to do it...
Nice Sir
Thanks Sohan! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Sync is one of the most useful thing at djaying and it is very easy to use
Woot woot! Yes!
Thank you! Will you be teaching us how to use the "edit mode" in Rekordbox? That would go over pretty well I think.