Mention your course as much as you want Andrew, UA-cam doesn't pay much, and getting people to buy your course definetly a good way to get something out of this platform, you deserve it Andrew, these tutorials are really good.
Agreed. Nothing wrong with promoting yourself especially when what you're offering is of great quality. This guys channel is so underated. What he is doing and how he does it is special.
I’ve only had a dj controller a little over 2 weeks so thought I’d start watching UA-cam to get some ideas,and to be honest andrews are the best ones,doesn’t complicate things,yet with each one I watch I’ll get on the controller and with in 5minutes I’m putting together what I’ve just watched him do,excellent work mate,keep the videos comming
@@Savage_7_99Agreed. I really appreciate the professional level of his tutorials AND his real life club dj experience A lot of the “big media” dj videos (digitaldjtips, crossfader) just come across like teachers that “know” how to dj but arent really that good or were skilled club djs All due respect to them, they deserve some props too, but with Andrew I feel like I’m getting a personal lesson from a resident dj of some poppin nightclub
Haha you're picking up the subtle teaching points now - well done. I often use personification techniques so people can remember the main points - if people skim, they miss these - well done - you're killing it!!
Currently doing the course and it has changed everything for me. I was aimlessly looking around for UA-cam tutorials for over a year from different people and never felt like I was ever getting anywhere. With the course and how it is laid out it means each day when I go on I know what I'm doing and I can practice at that. And once the course is complete I bookmarked the most important lessons and will go back and keep practising at them. If anyone is on the fence like I was as I'm usually sceptical with online courses just go for it. Its so cheap for what you get. And no better time to get it then now while pretty much the whole world is in lockdown!
@@ellijackson6023 100 per cent as as Andy says in the videos he has being djing and running clubs for over 20 years so he has taking all the best knowledge from that and put it into the course. If you feel like you are getting anything from the free videos then you will 100 per cent get more from the course as he goes into a lot more detail and shows lot more techniques in the course
Thank you so much Dean I really appreciate this so much, you have no idea. It's my lifes work and to know people are loving the course fills my with so much gratitude, you're the man!!!!!
I DJed professionally in clubs back in the '80s and early '90s when we didn't have access to the EQs on the mixer. I like the subtlety you can get in your mixing when using the EQ. It's a great tool for the toolbox.
Your the first dj I can watch and understand on youtube. Pretty clear that you teach people normally because it's straight to the point without making things too complicated.
i love doing eq work. for a whie i would just set all my eq at 9 o clock on my incoming song and then slowly start swapping all the frequencies depending on where i was mixing into the song. i feel it does layer the incoming song under the playing song perfectly and then you can do a lot of eq play and you dont have to worry about the volume faders until you are bringing the playing song out
How did I miss this one... great way to put it! I do use EQs all the time (Deep and Progr House) and dare to say almost exclusively, Faders 100% before hiting play. I have always tried to use kill eqs since available, that changed a lot my way of mixing and doing long and seamless transitions for harmonic mixing. And the trick on the bass it is a must. The variable resistors used in the mixer for volume faders from last century were always logarithmic (not linear). I think that also applies to EQs and thus the bass swapping (or even highs and mids) is not that linear as it may seems (with controllers and digital mixers I think that is mostly configurable, but I am old fashion :) ). The only thing I do differently, or I should say additionally, is keeping an eye on the vumeters since I hate clipping or going overhead the amplification design. And as far as my experience goes, the monitors are not as sensitive as the little red/yellow LED sensing the output volume. This is very good content with lot of information to digest for beginners DJs. I recommend watching this more than once to grasp all the intricacies mentioned. It will definitely improve your mixing quality. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Love your videos mate, swear every time a new video pops in my feed you always look like you're having a ton of fun putting these together and teaching people to mix. The enthusiasm and love for the art really shows. Much respect!
Perfect tutorial man, I am a eq lover, hate to do the transitions with the faders. Here in argentina they alway teach that you have to do everything with faders and i always think to myself...OK, i will not do that, the eq transitions sounds lot better. I have a lot of mix in my channel, you are welcome to listen. Thanks for the time doing this, it will help a lot of people.
Grüße aus München. Started some months ago mixing Techno with the DDJ-400. I appreciate your videos, and learned a lot. I love the way you do EQ Mixing, you are an excellent explainer. Thumbs up.
Dude, biggest loves for your amazing work. Started Djing a while ago and your videos are a big influence for new ideas and building up that confidence. Usually I don´t comend videos but I realy felt the urge to do so with your work. Keep up the great work a lot of people whil appreciate it and I wish you nothing but the best.
Love your videos man. Your own personality really makes a difference compared to others on here. I've recently got the bug and treated myself to a xdj-rr and your techniques are really helping me out.
Just wanted to say thanks iv only started djng and using the eq to mix in has totally improved my mixing its unbelievable i love your videos very informstive and very well explained so thanks very much
You are amazing. Love your style of teaching.... your energy and passion. Your are very detailed and make it easy for beginners as I to understand. Thank you for your videos! ❤️
It is very important to mention,to balance the gain of the comming track with the other already playing before removing or messing with the EQ.That way it will be easyer to choose wich EQs and how much of it we should increase or decrease.And it avoids that the new track overlaps the other when the kicks comes in.Also I usually dont have some sort of Formule to mess with the EQ´s,it always depends of how the two tracks and their instruments fit together. Usually I only remove the Highs if the highs of the playing song are already strong,and swap them (like most people do with the bass) when the hi-hats of the new song comes in.Usually do that when I mix with the compass instead with the kick.Its nice to practice with phones always on or with sound blasting. Love your videos,your explanations and your good vibe ;) keep up the good work. Cheers from Portugal
Your EQs only go to -26 dB normally. If you switch the EQ Curve to Isolator (the switch just to the right of the channel faders on his DJM-900) that gives you -infinity dB on the EQs and you can fully fade out a track and transition with just the EQs. Or ... if you check out the “Lena Willikens - Mixing out of a difficult track” video she’s doing techno transitions using the trim knobs since those are -infinity by default and you can keep your EQs in the less-aggressive normal setting. If you really like playing with knobs you can set the trim with your EQs maxed at 5-o’clock and use the whole range. That’d be a weird habit to get into, but it’s kinda fun. The EQs are asymmetrical so it’s only an extra +6 dB on the boost side. You never have to be bored transitioning from one track to the next since there are a million different ways to do the same thing. 🙂
Absolutely the best tutor I have seen on UA-cam Andrew you keep doing these amazing videos I'm re learning and can see massive character in my mixes from what I had before so thank you so much for that
I would love a video on the new V10 mixer. I'm a student of your course and use eq mixing. I used to mix with isolator mode on the old mixer. I could shove the volume fader up and start my eq work. With the new V10 mixer which is a club standard the mids (low and high mids) are not full cut. So it took a lot of getting used to bringing in the volume fader slowly because u can hear the mids even if the eq is to 0. Mids are now - 26db. Please make a video on the new mixer 🙏🙏
I do both, fader work and EQ mixing. It just depends and I use different types of transitions to keep my mixing unpredictably. For EQ mixing, I have always swapped highs, bass and sometimes mids.
hey, I've just stumbled across your channel, I'm a beginner DJ whose been teaching myself for 6 months and I am getting frustrated with my lack of creativity with my mixing, I really like the way you present the information and its definitely given me more things to think about and play around with. I'm especially struggling with things like dubstep. When I watch dubstep DJs live it seems like its just build-up into drop into build-up into drop which I can't seem to master so I'm looking forward to your videos on that genre. I have subscribed and will for sure be following along with each video you put out. cheers
Thank you mate. This helps so much. I didnt understand everything you say but your videos bring me further!! I love the way you explain. Greets from germany.
As a beginner I’ve been base swapping, but i know that full eq work is important for smooth transition. Now I have a better understanding of what i need to practice. Thanks
Hi Andrew, big fan here and I learn a lot by watching your videos, supper appreciate it as a novice when it comes to DJying. Can you please make a video teaching about utilizing acapella well and how to mix it thank you!
Got to say your videos are absolutely great and I’ve so far only view some of your free ones on your channel. Keep it up! Also wondering if you will be posting any videos about hosting your own night at a club? I know you’ve said before “you will get into your local scene” but in a lot of places especially like where I live in east Scotland there’s not a lot of clubs anymore and the ones that do will only ever have your typical top 40 playing by some unknown DJ. The only time real dance music is played is when a specific night is put on for that, and for that the promoters either won’t let you or even want you to pay to play! All the club owners and promoters here are just money hungry and up themselves so I really just want to put on a good night to play what I want to hear and have a good time. Thanks for your time if you read this!
Just to throw something different out there. Try incorporating the gains into your EQ as rotary faders. You get so much more delicate control over your volumes as rotary faders work with your wrists natural movements. Coming from high energy trance and techno you use the sliders for harsh cuts and stabs so using these for precise movements becomes redundant. Using gains as a fader is a great tool when you want to slide out the bass on one track but bring through all the elements of the other especially over longer periods of time
You mention your students being real DJs now. Got any ex-students we might know? Keep up the good work and more ex students being DJs will follow... ✌️
Thx for all of this, u now have a chilean follower so, maybe if u can activate (i dont really know if u can do that) the subtitles, it would be very nice, thx again for this great work!!
I have a video coming up in about 3 - 4 weeks on this - fingers crossed but also have everything you need in my course if you feel you'd benefit from a more organised approach: www.clubreadydjschool.com/club-ready-dj-course/
I’ve seen another DJ on UA-cam leave his high EQ at 12 o’clock and slowly brings in his mids and bass EQ from 7 o’clock(all the way from the left)but that probably wouldn’t be total kill on the mixer he uses as the mixer I use is an Allen & Heath Xone 43 which is total kill all the way to the left.
Mention your course as much as you want Andrew, UA-cam doesn't pay much, and getting people to buy your course definetly a good way to get something out of this platform, you deserve it Andrew, these tutorials are really good.
Agreed. Nothing wrong with promoting yourself especially when what you're offering is of great quality. This guys channel is so underated. What he is doing and how he does it is special.
I’ve only had a dj controller a little over 2 weeks so thought I’d start watching UA-cam to get some ideas,and to be honest andrews are the best ones,doesn’t complicate things,yet with each one I watch I’ll get on the controller and with in 5minutes I’m putting together what I’ve just watched him do,excellent work mate,keep the videos comming
1000%%
@@Savage_7_99Agreed. I really appreciate the professional level of his tutorials AND his real life club dj experience
A lot of the “big media” dj videos (digitaldjtips, crossfader) just come across like teachers that “know” how to dj but arent really that good or were skilled club djs
All due respect to them, they deserve some props too, but with Andrew I feel like I’m getting a personal lesson from a resident dj of some poppin nightclub
love referring to the mids as personality. i'm definitely stealing that
Yeah that's a good one 😎
Great!
Great one :)
It's the one filter I've avoided. I'm going to give it a go now.
As an older school DJ getting back in the game, your videos got me back on track so quickly. Thanks mate. My audience (wife and dogs) are psyched.
"Treat these guys like little Cinderellas"
"Cinderella doesn't go out past midnight"
😂 😂
Man that's awesome 👍
Haha you're picking up the subtle teaching points now - well done. I often use personification techniques so people can remember the main points - if people skim, they miss these - well done - you're killing it!!
@@ClubReadyDJSchool I love that analogy so much. It makes a lot of sense. Definitely something to go to my notes.
10:20 Andrew looks so happy with himself, amazing to see even experienced DJ's take pleasure out of the little things :)
Currently doing the course and it has changed everything for me. I was aimlessly looking around for UA-cam tutorials for over a year from different people and never felt like I was ever getting anywhere. With the course and how it is laid out it means each day when I go on I know what I'm doing and I can practice at that. And once the course is complete I bookmarked the most important lessons and will go back and keep practising at them. If anyone is on the fence like I was as I'm usually sceptical with online courses just go for it. Its so cheap for what you get. And no better time to get it then now while pretty much the whole world is in lockdown!
Appreciate this, I'm thinking of getting it! Glad it's working out
Would you say it’s good for people like me who know how to DJ already but just want to improve my skills
@@ellijackson6023 100 per cent as as Andy says in the videos he has being djing and running clubs for over 20 years so he has taking all the best knowledge from that and put it into the course. If you feel like you are getting anything from the free videos then you will 100 per cent get more from the course as he goes into a lot more detail and shows lot more techniques in the course
Dean Burke thanks for the info mate
Thank you so much Dean I really appreciate this so much, you have no idea. It's my lifes work and to know people are loving the course fills my with so much gratitude, you're the man!!!!!
this man must be the most positive person on the planet. i love it. awesome tutorials!!
This is the best eq mixing tutorial I've ever seen, can't even imagine what you courses are teaching
I DJed professionally in clubs back in the '80s and early '90s when we didn't have access to the EQs on the mixer. I like the subtlety you can get in your mixing when using the EQ. It's a great tool for the toolbox.
I DJed back in the stone age, we didn't have access to all this fancy electricity, we just used to smash rocks together and dance
@@jinxedboo6031 There's no school like the Old Skool.
Your the first dj I can watch and understand on youtube. Pretty clear that you teach people normally because it's straight to the point without making things too complicated.
Man, you smile so much. Im literally addicted to your videos and your 'personality', keep it up!
I love how you encourage creativity while mixing, keeping the art of djing alive!
amazing content, very underrated channel and i learnt most of my dj'ing through you
Told you in a previous video that you are brilliant and i'm gonna say it again! I wish all youtube dj teachers was like you.
You’re a geezer!!! Growing to luv ya man!!!
Seriously on the same page. Explaining things I have been ‘discovering’ and thinking about myself.
Cheers
His enthusiasm makes me wanna DJ even more. Much luv from Finland 🇫🇮
This channel is THE best when it comes to learning about DJing. Second to absolutely no one
I appreciate this so much!!!
Truer words have never been spoken. One heck of a teacher right here.
If you only watch one video on Eq’ing, this is it. Awesome video!
Wow, thanks!
i love doing eq work. for a whie i would just set all my eq at 9 o clock on my incoming song and then slowly start swapping all the frequencies depending on where i was mixing into the song. i feel it does layer the incoming song under the playing song perfectly and then you can do a lot of eq play and you dont have to worry about the volume faders until you are bringing the playing song out
His enthusiasm just makes me want to go hop on the decks right now!
How did I miss this one... great way to put it! I do use EQs all the time (Deep and Progr House) and dare to say almost exclusively, Faders 100% before hiting play. I have always tried to use kill eqs since available, that changed a lot my way of mixing and doing long and seamless transitions for harmonic mixing.
And the trick on the bass it is a must. The variable resistors used in the mixer for volume faders from last century were always logarithmic (not linear). I think that also applies to EQs and thus the bass swapping (or even highs and mids) is not that linear as it may seems (with controllers and digital mixers I think that is mostly configurable, but I am old fashion :) ).
The only thing I do differently, or I should say additionally, is keeping an eye on the vumeters since I hate clipping or going overhead the amplification design. And as far as my experience goes, the monitors are not as sensitive as the little red/yellow LED sensing the output volume.
This is very good content with lot of information to digest for beginners DJs. I recommend watching this more than once to grasp all the intricacies mentioned. It will definitely improve your mixing quality. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Mate , I appreciate your videos so much , you bet it , when the time is right , your course will be the one i will invest on !
11:47 I like to call them gremlins, don't feed them after midnight.
Haha, someone else said that once, you must be an 80's kid!!!
Love your videos mate, swear every time a new video pops in my feed you always look like you're having a ton of fun putting these together and teaching people to mix. The enthusiasm and love for the art really shows. Much respect!
Perfect tutorial man, I am a eq lover, hate to do the transitions with the faders. Here in argentina they alway teach that you have to do everything with faders and i always think to myself...OK, i will not do that, the eq transitions sounds lot better. I have a lot of mix in my channel, you are welcome to listen. Thanks for the time doing this, it will help a lot of people.
This was really useful - some great analogies also for how to think of each eq band.
woooaaah easily my favourite dj course on yt, good vibes and extensive explanations, keep up the great work
Grüße aus München. Started some months ago mixing Techno with the DDJ-400. I appreciate your videos, and learned a lot. I love the way you do EQ Mixing, you are an excellent explainer. Thumbs up.
Thanks so much - I'm glad you get it - no turning back now my friend!!
Your videos have given me a diverse perspective on mixing techniques, having access to your content has helped me immensely. Thank you.
Dude, biggest loves for your amazing work. Started Djing a while ago and your videos are a big influence for new ideas and building up that confidence. Usually I don´t comend videos but I realy felt the urge to do so with your work. Keep up the great work a lot of people whil appreciate it and I wish you nothing but the best.
Thank you
Love your videos man. Your own personality really makes a difference compared to others on here. I've recently got the bug and treated myself to a xdj-rr and your techniques are really helping me out.
ive been learning to dj for 2 weeks and im finding eq mixing is really fun
Oh mate I’ve learnt so much from your videos in just a week,and I’m loving messing around blending mixes with the eq
Just wanted to say thanks iv only started djng and using the eq to mix in has totally improved my mixing its unbelievable i love your videos very informstive and very well explained so thanks very much
#ClubReadyTribe
Let's Go!!! 💪
These videos are hands down the best you'll find anywhere.
Cinderellaaaaaaas!! That is so sweet 🥰 I'll definitely remember that!
haha ;)
You are amazing. Love your style of teaching.... your energy and passion. Your are very detailed and make it easy for beginners as I to understand. Thank you for your videos! ❤️
Thank you for your very helpful advices, greetings from Poland🙂
It is very important to mention,to balance the gain of the comming track with the other already playing before removing or messing with the EQ.That way it will be easyer to choose wich EQs and how much of it we should increase or decrease.And it avoids that the new track overlaps the other when the kicks comes in.Also I usually dont have some sort of Formule to mess with the EQ´s,it always depends of how the two tracks and their instruments fit together.
Usually I only remove the Highs if the highs of the playing song are already strong,and swap them (like most people do with the bass) when the hi-hats of the new song comes in.Usually do that when I mix with the compass instead with the kick.Its nice to practice with phones always on or with sound blasting.
Love your videos,your explanations and your good vibe ;)
keep up the good work.
Cheers from Portugal
Your EQs only go to -26 dB normally. If you switch the EQ Curve to Isolator (the switch just to the right of the channel faders on his DJM-900) that gives you -infinity dB on the EQs and you can fully fade out a track and transition with just the EQs. Or ... if you check out the “Lena Willikens - Mixing out of a difficult track” video she’s doing techno transitions using the trim knobs since those are -infinity by default and you can keep your EQs in the less-aggressive normal setting. If you really like playing with knobs you can set the trim with your EQs maxed at 5-o’clock and use the whole range. That’d be a weird habit to get into, but it’s kinda fun. The EQs are asymmetrical so it’s only an extra +6 dB on the boost side. You never have to be bored transitioning from one track to the next since there are a million different ways to do the same thing. 🙂
Great Video love the Equ. Mixing really. I startet some Month ago but you give me so much energy to try Things out as a beginner.
Absolutely the best tutor I have seen on UA-cam Andrew you keep doing these amazing videos I'm re learning and can see massive character in my mixes from what I had before so thank you so much for that
i found this immensely helpful. thank you.
What a man! Great vid, thanks Andrew!
love your tutoring style, very relaxed yet comprehensive.... mids as personality! love it!
I would love a video on the new V10 mixer. I'm a student of your course and use eq mixing. I used to mix with isolator mode on the old mixer. I could shove the volume fader up and start my eq work. With the new V10 mixer which is a club standard the mids (low and high mids) are not full cut. So it took a lot of getting used to bringing in the volume fader slowly because u can hear the mids even if the eq is to 0. Mids are now - 26db. Please make a video on the new mixer 🙏🙏
I have to add buy his course. It will be the best investment of your dj career
Yes I need to buy one first, pioneer should give me one haha!!
I do both, fader work and EQ mixing. It just depends and I use different types of transitions to keep my mixing unpredictably. For EQ mixing, I have always swapped highs, bass and sometimes mids.
Love your videos man, soo fucking informative and intuitive too!
Is it just me or that room reverb is a bit distracting?
hey, I've just stumbled across your channel, I'm a beginner DJ whose been teaching myself for 6 months and I am getting frustrated with my lack of creativity with my mixing, I really like the way you present the information and its definitely given me more things to think about and play around with. I'm especially struggling with things like dubstep. When I watch dubstep DJs live it seems like its just build-up into drop into build-up into drop which I can't seem to master so I'm looking forward to your videos on that genre. I have subscribed and will for sure be following along with each video you put out. cheers
This is amazing, introducing a new song through EQ is so much better than volume, thank you!
Happy to hear that!
You got special energy and attitude...listening to lots of good beats would do that. :)
Treat them like Cinderella!! That’s great. Great video!
Haha ;)
Your videos are just amazing. Really ❤️.
I learnt a lot in 15 min. And it's rare to find precise explanations about how Tu use properly EQs
My pleasure 😊
re-watching this 1 year later and still learning something new!
Thank you mate. This helps so much. I didnt understand everything you say but your videos bring me further!! I love the way you explain. Greets from germany.
great tips! Feel like this doesn't get talked about enough
Working through the course at the moment, even these videos really add value to what I've already learnt.
Tom is the course awesome? I’m buying tomoz :) I know how to DJ but just wanna get better!
@@ellijackson6023 how do you find the course after a couple of months? I'm considering joining :) thx!
You couldn't have explained it any better!! Thank you so much for this tutorial.
As a beginner I’ve been base swapping, but i know that full eq work is important for smooth transition. Now I have a better understanding of what i need to practice. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
OMG this just helped me so much to evolve thank you 😘
so glad i've found this channel, appreciate your work!
Absolute genius, thanks for sharing!
I wish a million people can enroll in your course, you deserve it 🎉 i unfortunately don't have any funds for it... But Goodluck
Hi Andrew, big fan here and I learn a lot by watching your videos, supper appreciate it as a novice when it comes to DJying. Can you please make a video teaching about utilizing acapella well and how to mix it thank you!
I have more detailed stuff about this in my course, but will consider for YT!
Got to say your videos are absolutely great and I’ve so far only view some of your free ones on your channel. Keep it up! Also wondering if you will be posting any videos about hosting your own night at a club? I know you’ve said before “you will get into your local scene” but in a lot of places especially like where I live in east Scotland there’s not a lot of clubs anymore and the ones that do will only ever have your typical top 40 playing by some unknown DJ. The only time real dance music is played is when a specific night is put on for that, and for that the promoters either won’t let you or even want you to pay to play! All the club owners and promoters here are just money hungry and up themselves so I really just want to put on a good night to play what I want to hear and have a good time. Thanks for your time if you read this!
These tutorials are superior, thanks for sharing them here👍🔥🔥🔥
So f**king good man! Helps out massively with these mega tutorials. Keep the content up!!
EQ swapping personalities, so cool
Thank you sooo much!!!! Seriously this shed light on so many things I needed help with! Great tips and will def check out your course 🙏
You are so welcome!
Another great video of you sharing the love of mixing and sharing your knowledge. Keep it coming 👍👍
Love his video :-) K eep doing what u do best
Another great video, thanks Andrew!
I learned so much from you man.. your explanations and your enthusiasm made me understand everything so easily! You are the best!!😊
Awesome, thank you so much
Just to throw something different out there. Try incorporating the gains into your EQ as rotary faders. You get so much more delicate control over your volumes as rotary faders work with your wrists natural movements. Coming from high energy trance and techno you use the sliders for harsh cuts and stabs so using these for precise movements becomes redundant. Using gains as a fader is a great tool when you want to slide out the bass on one track but bring through all the elements of the other especially over longer periods of time
amazing content andrew ❤ really love ur energy and knowledge and recommended you to all my friends who need some tipps for jam night :)
Thanks Andrew awesome ❤
the idea of adding personalities definitely changed the whole game
You mention your students being real DJs now. Got any ex-students we might know? Keep up the good work and more ex students being DJs will follow... ✌️
Very helpful and clear video for eqs compared to others as I'm just learning. Thanks man 👍🏽
So good, thank you for this. I couldn't help but notice you dont have/use hot cue buttons. as a beginner, that is bewildering to me hahaha
Thx for all of this, u now have a chilean follower so, maybe if u can activate (i dont really know if u can do that) the subtitles, it would be very nice, thx again for this great work!!
Great videos! :) Thanks a lot for the content.
Great video!
My tip always eq in mix
Loving your videos! Do you have any tips on mixing disco/nu disco and house?
I have a video coming up in about 3 - 4 weeks on this - fingers crossed but also have everything you need in my course if you feel you'd benefit from a more organised approach: www.clubreadydjschool.com/club-ready-dj-course/
Can you do a video about using both? Eelke kleijn in his mixmag set does it like wonders
Mixing with the volume fader works best if you use the Logarithmic setting. It gives you the most subtle control in the 50%-100% range.
Can you please do a video on how to mix Disco / latin funk / jazz.
Stuff thats hard to beatmatch with live percussions ect :))
Man you really enjoy what you're doing. Escellent. 💪🏽💪🏽🔊🔊
What would you say is better isolate or classic??
Hello! I looove Hardstyle! But can you maybe please do a video on how to mix Industrial EBM? I know it’s kinda different then other electronic music.
Loving the stuff mate. How about you upload some mixes so we can see you on the fly ?
Good idea, I was about to add some to the course but will aim to add some to the channel at one point :)
What Andrew is doing is on the fly 😂
But I do agree in seeing more of him mixing would be much appreciated.
Keep making videos!!
This is a keeper !!!
U love using EQs, So do I..You should check out mixers that have a 4 band EQ ..like the xone 92 ..u get even more control with that
I’ve seen another DJ on UA-cam leave his high EQ at 12 o’clock and slowly brings in his mids and bass EQ from 7 o’clock(all the way from the left)but that probably wouldn’t be total kill on the mixer he uses as the mixer I use is an Allen & Heath Xone 43 which is total kill all the way to the left.
Ever since I learned your Eq method it's almost like I no longer need tutorials
do you prefer isolator or normal eq?
@@yesssdiablo451 Normal EQ
OH well I appreciate you tuning in anyway and for all your support and glad I could be of help :)
Thanks Mate:)
What about how to mix Dancehall and Reggae?