I am very appreciative of your exposing the thought process behind it. There are too many tutorials out there on how to do something, but you exposed the why behind what you did.
Thanks image66media. And that is very insightful feedback. I will lean into this way of sharing my thought process. My hope with the channel is to share videos like this as well as the full mixes which are the culmination of the work, so I can show both the process and final product :)
Dude that was awesome, thank you for showing how you put it together. As previous comments have already said you exposure of the whole process is a lesson to those like myself wanting to push further boundaries. Thank you.
WOW, I love the way you told us your thought process behind the remix,as well as guiding us through it. I’m new to the digital world but I used to mix “your caress DJ flavours” back on my 1210s years ago so you can imagine how I loved what you created with the vocal. I was tingling inside! What an awesome end product that was. Thank you 🙏
@@LiamHolmes-n1f hi Liam - first thank you for such positive vibes! We have similar past (I’ve still got the same 1210s under the bed in the spare room 😂) Got into digital about 2 and a half years ago and enjoyed it so much since. Embrace your journey chief :)
Only just came across your content, that was really well explained and not to hard to follow, Excellent way of breaking down the tunes and also the different segments of what you wanted to get across. Thanks for this and also for sharing your tips & tricks 👍 RESPECT 🎶💙🎵
First I want to say I think you are incredibly talented as a DJ, wow that mix was amazing, but also the explanation was marvelous. I’m a beginner DJ, I do it as a hobby I’m in my 40s and always wanted to DJ so I decided finally to take it up as something I love, even though I don’t plan to be a professional, I think your explanation was clear, I understood everything you were doing and everything you were trying to accomplish with the mix. Seeing this is so inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing.
@@musasoyyo hi :) Thank you so much for sharing this feedback. If there is anything in particular you want to see, I can’t promise I can do it but if I can I will try and share something around it. Love that you are getting into it - it’s therapeutic, it can absolutely induce flow state and it brings likeminded people together so you can’t go wrong picking it up, no matter when you pick it up in life ❤️
@@mattddb thanks chief! Got my competition tonight so focus has been on that but will be filming another one like this hopefully ready for next week. Thanks for watching Matt - really appreciated :)
This was really helpful, I’m keen to move my DJing on to using 3/4 decks doing remixes and making my DJing more creative and unique. I started watching your videos a few weeks back and enjoyed watching your style. It would be great to see more of these videos, maybe with a little bit on the early part where you set your cues for the different elements and how you map out your routine etc. Thanks again for the great videos. 👍👍
Thanks chief. This type of feedback is really helpful so thank you for sharing. I can certainly make one focused on where and why I set cues in certain places. Got a couple of ideas on what I can show - give me a couple of weeks and will get something together :)
Yeah I def feel lucky to be able to play on these. I feel like I have only scratched the surface with the RMX too - it’s so cool. Dont know why I ummed and arrred about getting it for so long 😂
@@ebow707 we all make those mistakes. As long as we learn. At one point I had an ableton setup to another daw both running through a DJM mixer on ch 1. Then a Microkorg and a Roland Fantom with sampler/beatpads in channel 3&4 and a cdj on ch 2 in my setup. Got rid of most of the hardware for a controller and figured I could do most of what I do using ableton vs the hardware. I kept the DJM mixer bc it’s my fav but I still regret that decision everyday. But at the time I thought my setup was overkill and I was doing club gigs in AC that made the synths redundant anyway. But you can’t go back haha. Props on the mix as well.
@@mholliday3476wow that set up you had initially 🤯 but you are right - it would work for going to gigs but you could also make your life easier by getting the same effect and switching it up slightly. Just know that was a tough decision chief!
Nice work, im achieving similar results using my Akai and my RX3 sampler and 2 decks, deffo key is knowing the tunes and showing the work involved live as the streaming listeners / viewers would be none the wiser
Boom! Another Akai user and decks. I def haven’t pushed mine to its full live potential yet. How long have you have yours? I found the learning curve steep but then the workflow suddenly made sense
@@ebow707 had my Akai a couple of years, its the MPK Mini, I just use it sparingly as my controller is pretty stacked with sampler and looping features, plus the genre I play has been worked on by the artists, Play house, deep house & Afro beats to try to keep it as simple as possible with the odd enhanced transition here and there. Less is more sometimes.
@@djvdjvDJV I remember we chatted a while ago didn’t we! Yeah it’s going really well. I understand the workflow now which was my main thing and I have confidence that when I turn up to a gig that I feel comfortable so I can find my groove really quickly. The recommend changing is such a tricky one… I pondered that question for so long and reading the comments on the original video about changing from Denon there were definitely merits supporting going both ways. I can’t lie … Denon is ahead if you were to do a side by side on the decks. However how I use the Pioneer some of the simplicity has worked in my favour oddly
@ebow707 yes bro we did have that conversation a while ago and wanted to give you sometime to get used to the gear before I hit you up again. Sounds like you're enjoying the experience with the gear and building up a new skill set. It makes total sense to do so on the Pioneer as it is the club standard... Just way out my budget atm. Agree about the Denon technology being more advanced. I'll definitely keep checking back with you if that's cool. Keep up the great work. The vids are very useful
@djvdjvDJV Thought it was you - enjoyed our chat last time too :) Yeah check in any time - always happy to chat and let me know how your story progresses too.
I am very appreciative of your exposing the thought process behind it. There are too many tutorials out there on how to do something, but you exposed the why behind what you did.
Thanks image66media. And that is very insightful feedback. I will lean into this way of sharing my thought process. My hope with the channel is to share videos like this as well as the full mixes which are the culmination of the work, so I can show both the process and final product :)
I agree with this!! ❤
@@abbiehughes61 thanks Abbie :)
That sound is called a stab.
Thanks for letting us in on your creative process!
@@Keifer-D hey chief…yes that’s it 🤦🏽♂️. The stupid thing is now you’ve said that I remembered. Lost my words totally there!
Dude that was awesome, thank you for showing how you put it together. As previous comments have already said you exposure of the whole process is a lesson to those like myself wanting to push further boundaries. Thank you.
My pleasure Mark. Happy you found it useful :) And thank you for taking the time to share some positive vibes.
WOW, I love the way you told us your thought process behind the remix,as well as guiding us through it. I’m new to the digital world but I used to mix “your caress DJ flavours” back on my 1210s years ago so you can imagine how I loved what you created with the vocal. I was tingling inside! What an awesome end product that was. Thank you 🙏
@@LiamHolmes-n1f hi Liam - first thank you for such positive vibes! We have similar past (I’ve still got the same 1210s under the bed in the spare room 😂) Got into digital about 2 and a half years ago and enjoyed it so much since. Embrace your journey chief :)
Loved the way you delivered this tutorial. Hope to see your channel grow. You got a new subscriber!
@@EuroRSN hi EuroRSN - thanks for both watching and taking the time to comment chief! Genuinely appreciated :)
Only just came across your content, that was really well explained and not to hard to follow,
Excellent way of breaking down the tunes and also the different segments of what you wanted to get across.
Thanks for this and also for sharing your tips & tricks 👍 RESPECT 🎶💙🎵
Hi chief! Thank you for watching and sharing your feedback. Means a lot and helps me focus on what I should share in the future.
More of this content please, love picking little tips you from the likes of yourself, thumbs up👍 ..
Thanks chief - will do for sure. Appreciate the support :)
First I want to say I think you are incredibly talented as a DJ, wow that mix was amazing, but also the explanation was marvelous. I’m a beginner DJ, I do it as a hobby I’m in my 40s and always wanted to DJ so I decided finally to take it up as something I love, even though I don’t plan to be a professional, I think your explanation was clear, I understood everything you were doing and everything you were trying to accomplish with the mix. Seeing this is so inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing.
@@musasoyyo hi :) Thank you so much for sharing this feedback. If there is anything in particular you want to see, I can’t promise I can do it but if I can I will try and share something around it. Love that you are getting into it - it’s therapeutic, it can absolutely induce flow state and it brings likeminded people together so you can’t go wrong picking it up, no matter when you pick it up in life ❤️
Sick mix brother. Love your passion! keep it up 🙌
Thanks Matthew - appreciate the support!! :)
Yes Ebow great tutorial well explained bro 👊😎
@@mattddb thanks chief! Got my competition tonight so focus has been on that but will be filming another one like this hopefully ready for next week. Thanks for watching Matt - really appreciated :)
This was really helpful, I’m keen to move my DJing on to using 3/4 decks doing remixes and making my DJing more creative and unique. I started watching your videos a few weeks back and enjoyed watching your style.
It would be great to see more of these videos, maybe with a little bit on the early part where you set your cues for the different elements and how you map out your routine etc. Thanks again for the great videos. 👍👍
Thanks chief. This type of feedback is really helpful so thank you for sharing. I can certainly make one focused on where and why I set cues in certain places. Got a couple of ideas on what I can show - give me a couple of weeks and will get something together :)
Props on the setup. My fav to play on as well. Love the Rmx-1000!
Yeah I def feel lucky to be able to play on these. I feel like I have only scratched the surface with the RMX too - it’s so cool. Dont know why I ummed and arrred about getting it for so long 😂
@@ebow707 we all make those mistakes. As long as we learn. At one point I had an ableton setup to another daw both running through a DJM mixer on ch 1. Then a Microkorg and a Roland Fantom with sampler/beatpads in channel 3&4 and a cdj on ch 2 in my setup.
Got rid of most of the hardware for a controller and figured I could do most of what I do using ableton vs the hardware. I kept the DJM mixer bc it’s my fav but I still regret that decision everyday. But at the time I thought my setup was overkill and I was doing club gigs in AC that made the synths redundant anyway. But you can’t go back haha. Props on the mix as well.
@@mholliday3476wow that set up you had initially 🤯 but you are right - it would work for going to gigs but you could also make your life easier by getting the same effect and switching it up slightly. Just know that was a tough decision chief!
Nice work, im achieving similar results using my Akai and my RX3 sampler and 2 decks, deffo key is knowing the tunes and showing the work involved live as the streaming listeners / viewers would be none the wiser
Boom! Another Akai user and decks. I def haven’t pushed mine to its full live potential yet. How long have you have yours? I found the learning curve steep but then the workflow suddenly made sense
@@ebow707 had my Akai a couple of years, its the MPK Mini, I just use it sparingly as my controller is pretty stacked with sampler and looping features, plus the genre I play has been worked on by the artists, Play house, deep house & Afro beats to try to keep it as simple as possible with the odd enhanced transition here and there.
Less is more sometimes.
Big up 🔥
Back at you DJNineshoxxx! Thanks for watching :)
How is it all going with the new gear? Would you recommend changing from the Denons still bro?
@@djvdjvDJV I remember we chatted a while ago didn’t we! Yeah it’s going really well. I understand the workflow now which was my main thing and I have confidence that when I turn up to a gig that I feel comfortable so I can find my groove really quickly. The recommend changing is such a tricky one… I pondered that question for so long and reading the comments on the original video about changing from Denon there were definitely merits supporting going both ways. I can’t lie … Denon is ahead if you were to do a side by side on the decks. However how I use the Pioneer some of the simplicity has worked in my favour oddly
@ebow707 yes bro we did have that conversation a while ago and wanted to give you sometime to get used to the gear before I hit you up again. Sounds like you're enjoying the experience with the gear and building up a new skill set. It makes total sense to do so on the Pioneer as it is the club standard... Just way out my budget atm. Agree about the Denon technology being more advanced. I'll definitely keep checking back with you if that's cool. Keep up the great work. The vids are very useful
@djvdjvDJV Thought it was you - enjoyed our chat last time too :) Yeah check in any time - always happy to chat and let me know how your story progresses too.
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I wanna be your student DM me where are you based
Haha - I’m in Manchester. lll happily give you pointers if you want to message me on socials (insta/fb). Thanks for watching chief :)
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