Nice break down! When Guetta is tapping the CDJ, I think he's specifically tapping the CUE button. Yes, he's trying to get in the groove, but this technique also gives him a chance to make sure the first beats of the incoming track sound good with the current track and verify that the phrasing of both tracks match up well.
Yeah, I kinda realized this after uploading the video. Let's just say I got used to the controller life at some point, hahaha. But indeed, I know people who do that to cue (a lot actually!) so good eye on that!
I’m guessing from vinyl roots, cause with instant start, quantize, loops, etc…it doesn’t matter so much but almost every vinyl era DJ would have this tick of finding a beat/cue w/needle and then rocking back/forth over and over because you had to make sure you released w/correct velocity & needle didn’t bounce…and you only got one shot in those days;)
@@djcarlowhy did you mention controller life here? There's no difference in regard to this technique as they also have a cue button right? Genuine question, because I do this on a controller myself
I feel like showing off someone like Eats Everything's mixing techniques would be great. He often uses 4 decks with one having a constant drum loop on it.
Video of Armin van Buuren's dj techniques broken down would be great to see. I'm really curious how he approaches his transitions. Amazing content btw, thanks for helping dj beginners!
About tapping the Cue button: one thing that really helped my beat matching was to hear it matched perfectly on cue. Then I'd stop the incoming deck, and mix when I want. Having heard how it should sound, it takes me only a few nudges to get it right when the fader and low is fully up.
He's a great producer but not the best dj, each one has it's difficulties because they are focus on diferentes things, anyway, every big Edm producer should know how to dj and djs should know how to produce do they could do they're own remixes. Thanks for this video Carlo 🙌
@@BogdanBanilievici You could say he is number one because he is the most famous. Thats what most people think. But as number 1 dj well in my opinion i don't think there is a number 1. Every dj in this world is unique. And that's because of people's imagination. In the end that's what dj is.... imagination!!
Have to agree with this 100%..I’m not taking away any of David Guetta’s skill or talent, but to be honest all the music he plays sounds the same an obviously he plays a lot of the music he produces himself,, which makes the tracks blend so much easier.. Yes you do still need to know the basics of djaying and know how to use the technology at hand, but it is much easier to master.. Djaying today with all the technology is so much easier than before, don’t get me wrong, I’m not hating on technology as I have embraced it myself.. I am lucky enough to say that I heard Larry Levan spin when I was young, and his skill at creating a mood was on par with none.. I have played alongside Dj’s such as Frankie Knuckles, Claudio Coccoluto and Roger Sanchez to name a few back in the early 90’s..where people would go to clubs and dance and not watch and be seen.. I don’t go out that much to clubs anymore, I guess it’s an age thing I suppose.. Recently I came across this UA-cam video of Kerri Chandler cutting it up on Reel to Reel.. Have a look and tell me what you think..There’s some real skill going on there ua-cam.com/video/YC7Mw8RjlXM/v-deo.html
You know Carlo, You are the Best DJ 🤷🏻♀️ You not only Persued DJing you Understood it at your Level Best but Most Importantly Presenting Such Content Based on Knowledge without any Distubing Factor is Such an Exquisite thought. i got to learn Alot, Hearts n Hearts🧘🏻♀️
I love him, like truely. I like his music and I love the way he talks about his art, him being nice and educative at some videos, not a "cool ass that doesnt talk at all." BUT, I think he did not deserve to have "the best dj" tittle. He might be one of the greatest, maybe even greatest producers of electronic music. He is one of the biggest reasons that EDM is popular world wide, but DJ'ing is a different aspect of the art, people should realise it. Great vid btw man. ^^
He has been a DJ for 40 years almost starting the club scene in Paris in the 80s. Now people just book him to sell tickets. The more effect heavy DJs like Hype are more fun to do break downs of but it's not the norm for club and even DJing in Im humble opinion. He seem like a really interesting person tho as you said. Someone you would like to have a beer with.
I'd say that a lot of the other mixing techniques I've taught can be applied to deep house. It's not a genre I'm overtly familiar with, so I can't really say if my style of mixing will jive with deep house, but let me do some research into it!
It's quite amazing the area you can cover with simple knowledge of Hot Cues and effect chains. Combine that with natural rhythm and tempo, you can have a lot of fun! I just started Djing in December at a local club here. Very small town. The original DJ couldn't stand people making requests *eye roll* ... I'm pretty sure that is the objective for venues not targeting any specific genre, crowd please. Although, it does get frustrating at times, the amount of excitement and thrill I get from turning a barking person into a arm flailing, constantly sweating dancer....worth every second. You really made the past 2 months a lot easier for me. I have great tempo and understanding of music because of playing live via band for 12 years. So your guidance really opened up some cool performances and allowed for 99.9% happy faces at the end. Thanks man.
That's great Johnny! I'm really happy that your DJing style is to make people happy, and keep the venue lively. Tbh, it's the best kind of mindset to have about DJing for an audience!
Bro David Guetta is the very first EDM artist I’ve ever discovered in my life in my childhood, and his techniques are kinda advance but very fascinating! You should definitely do a Tiesto one next time!
I'd like to thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos. Just did a Halloween event used alot of the pointers you give crowd and vendor was satisfied. So much in fact I picked up future events and new years eve booking at a major venue.👊
1:46 'Suggested Technique' is Josh Wink classic from the early 00's. He used to do that a lot and also was the first DJ I saw doing it live. Works awesome.
Oh, you mean like putting an acapella on top of beats? Check my other "mix with me" and "insane mix" videos, and you should be able to find some techniques there!
Great video my man and the joke at the beginning was pretty funny. 😂 I would absolutely love if you do a breakdown for the DJ ANGERFIST and explain how he mix. It would be something new mabye instead of bigroom or house. ☠️
Yup! Actually, in hindsight, David Guetta MAY have been doing that too. But overall, cue button, CDJ, or table, it really helps with the rhythm. Especially for 4 on the floor tracks!
There is a different reason why Guetta taps the CUE button. which is far more important. When used in combination with memory cues, the CUE button is the only way to mimmic gated cues on a CDJ. Hotcues will always trigger a paused track to play. While using the CUE button with a loaded memory cue will move the playback head back the the memory cue point when released, unless the play button is triggered. That is also the reason why my conversion tools set both the hot- and memory cue identical. I prefer memory cues with the CUE button over hot cues for starting the track.
You're right on this one! I totally blanked on tapping the cue button when I made the video, and only realized after. It does help with keeping the beat, and releasing the song at the right time! Good eye for it bud!
Thanks bud! And I honestly can't remember. I forgot what I renamed it from! Check the electronic sections of BPM Supreme or Crate Connect, and it should be there!
👑 it’s funny, cuz I’m a producer also, i make hip hop beats, and for years I have been doing the tapping when chopping up samples or if I’m laying down snares, i will tap the MPC or table where the KICKS would go, to get a good groove going and feel natural and be more creative… great tip here.. I’m sure it will translate over to DJing for me too.
Here I think that everyone has a specific technique, it depends on how it was learned. The extended mix and radio edit variants, in between, are difficult to mix, but not impossible. You have to combine several techniques. When you're only dealing with extended mix, it's very easy to mix because you have more time for them to combine. In radio edit it is more difficult, because you have to move quickly and force more combinations. Everyone knows their style.
Yup! I actually have that detailed in some other tutorials on the channel, simply because there's lot of different edits and genres out there! Even I get confused haha
I'll probably have a go at them! I know he started during the days of vinyl, so the techniques probably just show up as well on CDJs. Thanks for the heads up!
nice vid, idk if all these things are just him being basic but smooth. Takes a good ear and good song selection to pull off chill smooth sets and keep people vibin.
Great video! I learn from you a lot! Thanks for PRO stuff! My preference for next DJ would be Andrew Rayel!! Andrew Raye !! Andrew Rayel !! Let`s go some Trance!
I usually tap the hot cue button in my headphone cue instead of the table or mixer to be perfectly on beat and simultaneously volume fader up when it's the real one I actually want
Let's see about dubstep in the future! My exposure to it has been limited (I'm not talking about brostep haha), so let's see if I can do some extra research on the genre!
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Deorro please! I’d like to see how he manages to mix Latin music with higher bpm dance music in a way that flows so well. A lot of artist could mix in reggaeton but he’s the first I saw mix slower genres like cumbia with dance music
We'll see about that in the future video bud! It'll be hard to break down some of them haha. If ever, you can check out my Top 5 Best Scratch DJs video! I do kind of break down my favorites there.
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Nice break down!
When Guetta is tapping the CDJ, I think he's specifically tapping the CUE button. Yes, he's trying to get in the groove, but this technique also gives him a chance to make sure the first beats of the incoming track sound good with the current track and verify that the phrasing of both tracks match up well.
Yeah, I kinda realized this after uploading the video. Let's just say I got used to the controller life at some point, hahaha. But indeed, I know people who do that to cue (a lot actually!) so good eye on that!
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I’m guessing from vinyl roots, cause with instant start, quantize, loops, etc…it doesn’t matter so much but almost every vinyl era DJ would have this tick of finding a beat/cue w/needle and then rocking back/forth over and over because you had to make sure you released w/correct velocity & needle didn’t bounce…and you only got one shot in those days;)
@@djcarlowhy did you mention controller life here? There's no difference in regard to this technique as they also have a cue button right? Genuine question, because I do this on a controller myself
I feel like showing off someone like Eats Everything's mixing techniques would be great. He often uses 4 decks with one having a constant drum loop on it.
Good suggestion! I will check out his work for sure!
Would be awesome!
Did you see his how I dj vid? It’s awesome.
@@tristanclark7174 Yeah, really great stuff! Hope Dj Carlo Atendido covers him too
@@paddystarr I think that vid and the James Zabiela RMX1000 demo are my two favourite dj related vids.... not including Carlo’s of course 😂!
Video of Armin van Buuren's dj techniques broken down would be great to see. I'm really curious how he approaches his transitions. Amazing content btw, thanks for helping dj beginners!
I'll consider Armin for a future video! He's a highly requested one for breakdowns!
He has a course on Masterclass, check it out !
@@kensureau I thought that the course is just about producing. Thanks, I will for sure!
His course on Masterclass is great, however it is more about DJing than techniques.
About tapping the Cue button: one thing that really helped my beat matching was to hear it matched perfectly on cue. Then I'd stop the incoming deck, and mix when I want. Having heard how it should sound, it takes me only a few nudges to get it right when the fader and low is fully up.
Pretty good way of beat matching if you ask me! Everyone has their own method for it.
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He's a great producer but not the best dj, each one has it's difficulties because they are focus on diferentes things, anyway, every big Edm producer should know how to dj and djs should know how to produce do they could do they're own remixes. Thanks for this video Carlo 🙌
You're welcome! I totally agree with your sentiments!
Agree here too, but than, if we all agree that he is great producer and not the best dj, still, why is he no. 1? Who votes this? 😒
@@BogdanBanilievici You could say he is number one because he is the most famous. Thats what most people think. But as number 1 dj well in my opinion i don't think there is a number 1. Every dj in this world is unique. And that's because of people's imagination. In the end that's what dj is.... imagination!!
@@BogdanBanilievici dude the djmag is trash
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Show us a breakdown of some tech house guys - Chris Lake, Dom Dolla, or John Summit!
We'll see if I can get into them!
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John Summit can mix so well!
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@@djcarlo thanks alot for you reply you are my role model and i just wish you visit nairobi one day.
Would love to see you breakdown Andy C. He's a class of his own.
Let me check him out for a future breakdown!
I second that.
@@djcarlo Or A.M.C
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You and me both know that the "DJ top 100" isn't about DJ technique 😂
haha yes, but not everyone else does lol
Have to agree with this 100%..I’m not taking away any of David Guetta’s skill or talent, but to be honest all the music he plays sounds the same an obviously he plays a lot of the music he produces himself,, which makes the tracks blend so much easier..
Yes you do still need to know the basics of djaying and know how to use the technology at hand, but it is much easier to master..
Djaying today with all the technology is so much easier than before, don’t get me wrong, I’m not hating on technology as I have embraced it myself..
I am lucky enough to say that I heard Larry Levan spin when I was young, and his skill at creating a mood was on par with none..
I have played alongside Dj’s such as Frankie Knuckles, Claudio Coccoluto and Roger Sanchez to name a few back in the early 90’s..where people would go to clubs and dance and not watch and be seen.. I don’t go out that much to clubs anymore, I guess it’s an age thing I suppose..
Recently I came across this UA-cam video of Kerri Chandler cutting it up on Reel to Reel..
Have a look and tell me what you think..There’s some real skill going on there
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Thank you For showing aus this
And thanks for visiting my channel!
Love the way you layout your videos and keep the audience hooked👍👍👍you're a true crowd controller
Thanks bud! I really try to make the videos as entertaining and educational as possible for whatever content is in them! Glad you like what I'm doing.
Thx for it, i lern Very mutch from you.
Glad you enjoyed it bud! And I'm happy you're learning from the videos!
"these techniques work great for beginner DJs" phahahahhaha YES. Finally, someone calls him out on it.
Lols, glad you caught that! Hahahahaha
there is no need to over-do it, its just smooth.
And he’s the #1 DJ😭
Gets the job done. I honestly think that it's way smoother than your technique of looping the track and back spinning it lol.
another banger vid carlo!
Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed the breakdown!
Wow you have replied to all your messages not many do that . By the way love the content , learnt lots of things on DJ from you thanks 👍
Hey Peter! Just trying my best to build the best dj community ever! Thanks for the comment man! Glad you noticed 😜
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You know Carlo, You are the Best DJ 🤷🏻♀️ You not only Persued DJing you Understood it at your Level Best but Most Importantly Presenting Such Content Based on Knowledge without any Distubing Factor is Such an Exquisite thought. i got to learn Alot, Hearts n Hearts🧘🏻♀️
Awwww, thanks bud! I just love putting a lot of heart into my videos!
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Great video!!
Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed this breakdown!
I love him, like truely. I like his music and I love the way he talks about his art, him being nice and educative at some videos, not a "cool ass that doesnt talk at all." BUT, I think he did not deserve to have "the best dj" tittle. He might be one of the greatest, maybe even greatest producers of electronic music. He is one of the biggest reasons that EDM is popular world wide, but DJ'ing is a different aspect of the art, people should realise it.
Great vid btw man. ^^
That's true! Hopefully we can separate the category of DJ and DJ-Producer!
He has been a DJ for 40 years almost starting the club scene in Paris in the 80s. Now people just book him to sell tickets. The more effect heavy DJs like Hype are more fun to do break downs of but it's not the norm for club and even DJing in Im humble opinion.
He seem like a really interesting person tho as you said. Someone you would like to have a beer with.
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Another clown called DJ Testis(Tiesto) now craps
Producing is harder imo
Can you do a breakdown of Angerfist pls
Video title : Angerfist Dj Set From The Top 100 Djs Virtual Festival 2020 (breakdown from 30:00 to 45:00)
it's a bit hard! I'll try to see what I can do :)
Hey Carlo. Love your great instruction guides. How about a video on Smooth Deep House mix techniques that don't rely on Mainroom FX mixing?
I'd say that a lot of the other mixing techniques I've taught can be applied to deep house. It's not a genre I'm overtly familiar with, so I can't really say if my style of mixing will jive with deep house, but let me do some research into it!
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I would love to see a breakdown of Charlotte de Witte or in generell some Techno artists.
We'll see about that for a future video bud!
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phrase mixing and track selection would be the biggest for that genre of electronic music
It's quite amazing the area you can cover with simple knowledge of Hot Cues and effect chains.
Combine that with natural rhythm and tempo, you can have a lot of fun!
I just started Djing in December at a local club here. Very small town.
The original DJ couldn't stand people making requests *eye roll* ... I'm pretty sure that is the objective for venues not targeting any specific genre, crowd please.
Although, it does get frustrating at times, the amount of excitement and thrill I get from turning a barking person into a arm flailing, constantly sweating dancer....worth every second.
You really made the past 2 months a lot easier for me. I have great tempo and understanding of music because of playing live via band for 12 years.
So your guidance really opened up some cool performances and allowed for 99.9% happy faces at the end.
Thanks man.
That's great Johnny! I'm really happy that your DJing style is to make people happy, and keep the venue lively. Tbh, it's the best kind of mindset to have about DJing for an audience!
Bro David Guetta is the very first EDM artist I’ve ever discovered in my life in my childhood, and his techniques are kinda advance but very fascinating! You should definitely do a Tiesto one next time!
Great suggestion! And yeah, Guetta is one heck of a producer. Actually not too advanced in terms of techniques, but what he does, he does best.
Carlos you the Top DJ in the world and you already probe it. THANKS for the Magnificent MIx'S
Hahahaha, no no. I wish I had that title!
I'd like to thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos. Just did a Halloween event used alot of the pointers you give crowd and vendor was satisfied. So much in fact I picked up future events and new years eve booking at a major venue.👊
That's great dude! So happy for you! Remember to have fun and to give em a great show!
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1:46 'Suggested Technique' is Josh Wink classic from the early 00's. He used to do that a lot and also was the first DJ I saw doing it live. Works awesome.
It really does! Didn't know it was Josh Wink, but I've seen a lot of other DJs do it live too. I guess you found me the ultimate source! Hahaha
Whats the song he mixed into?
New to the dj world, and would love a break down on mixing lyrics from one song to the beat of another song.
Keep the awesome videos coming!
Oh, you mean like putting an acapella on top of beats? Check my other "mix with me" and "insane mix" videos, and you should be able to find some techniques there!
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Great video my man and the joke at the beginning was pretty funny. 😂 I would absolutely love if you do a breakdown for the DJ ANGERFIST and explain how he mix. It would be something new mabye instead of bigroom or house.
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Thanks bud! And let me check out Angerfist, and see if I can do a breakdown on his style!
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@@djcarlo that would be a dream come true, Literally.
you are excellent instructor
Thanks bud! Glad you think so!
@@djcarlo you are great bro
Loved the video carlo ... awesome illustration ... you the best ... keep em coming brother ... thank you
Will do broskie! I've got more breakdowns coming up!
How about breaking down DJ Carlo haha
Ahhhhh yes! I have created some breakdowns of my own mixes :)
@@djcarlo I know. And you do the best job. Thanks for all the help!!!
I did audition for the talent show with my dj act and i got a big chance to go to the next round
Good job! Congrats! I know you'll do great!
@@djcarlo Thanks ill try to make a video in the next round
I was hopping you could teach us how he do a transition with his hands up in the air, next time maybe ? :)
The thing that you do on the table/cdj to get the rythm, I do that but I tap the cue button
Yup! Actually, in hindsight, David Guetta MAY have been doing that too. But overall, cue button, CDJ, or table, it really helps with the rhythm. Especially for 4 on the floor tracks!
There is a different reason why Guetta taps the CUE button. which is far more important.
When used in combination with memory cues, the CUE button is the only way to mimmic gated cues on a CDJ. Hotcues will always trigger a paused track to play. While using the CUE button with a loaded memory cue will move the playback head back the the memory cue point when released, unless the play button is triggered.
That is also the reason why my conversion tools set both the hot- and memory cue identical. I prefer memory cues with the CUE button over hot cues for starting the track.
You're right on this one! I totally blanked on tapping the cue button when I made the video, and only realized after. It does help with keeping the beat, and releasing the song at the right time! Good eye for it bud!
Thanks for including James Hype techniques in a Davig Guetta video. 😅
Welllllllll, what can I say? Also, dude, good eye.
@@djcarlo I always watch your videos till the end, nice content Carlo.
Carlo. Consistently great content. Consistently useful to DJS of all levels!
Scorp. Thanks bud! I really try to keep the videos useful and entertaining!
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Great video as always Carlos. What's the second song after 'The Black & White Brothers - Put Your Hands Up' that you mixed?
Thanks bud! And I honestly can't remember. I forgot what I renamed it from! Check the electronic sections of BPM Supreme or Crate Connect, and it should be there!
Thanks, it is a huge content. Keep going
Glad you liked it bud! With support like yours, I'll keep going for sure!
Love your videos! Can you break down
Dj AM???
I'll consider DJ AM for a future video bud! There's a lot of break down there.
👑 it’s funny, cuz I’m a producer also, i make hip hop beats, and for years I have been doing the tapping when chopping up samples or if I’m laying down snares, i will tap the MPC or table where the KICKS would go, to get a good groove going and feel natural and be more creative… great tip here.. I’m sure it will translate over to DJing for me too.
I guess it's a music thing! Hahaha 😄
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Mabuhay. You make some good videos on tips and tricks bro. Keep it up.
Please break down Carl Cox. Thank you. You've helped me out a lot.
Let me try to see if I can do a breakdown on Carl Cox!
@@djcarlo I can’t wait for it. There’s so much going on at once! U can do it tho.
These breakdowns are so cooool
And there's more on the way! Glad you love 'em bud!
break down some vinyl sets, should be interesting, great content as always
Thanks bud! And I'll see about that! Vinyl isn't my forte, so we'll see how far we can break things down!
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Here I think that everyone has a specific technique, it depends on how it was learned. The extended mix and radio edit variants, in between, are difficult to mix, but not impossible. You have to combine several techniques. When you're only dealing with extended mix, it's very easy to mix because you have more time for them to combine. In radio edit it is more difficult, because you have to move quickly and force more combinations. Everyone knows their style.
Yup! I actually have that detailed in some other tutorials on the channel, simply because there's lot of different edits and genres out there! Even I get confused haha
Look at his vinyl sets. He's way more technic than you think
I'll probably have a go at them! I know he started during the days of vinyl, so the techniques probably just show up as well on CDJs. Thanks for the heads up!
Dope breakdown ! How about doing DJ Snake or SHM next ?
I already did one on DJ Snake earlier this year! SHM juuuuust came back, so let's see if I can do one on them eventually.
Finally a clip on David Guetta🥰
A lot of people have been asking for one, so here it is!
Can you breakdown Black Coffee's mixing style
Will work on that one soon!
You should definitely look at some of Patrick toppings sets and breakdown his transitions and stuff hes phenomenal at the moment imo best there is
I'll look him up and check him out!
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Thanks for new 😊 bro
happy to help bro!
U may not know
But have taught so much ❤️
Awwwwww that’s so nice to hear! I feel so accomplished! Thanks for the kind words! It’s motivating for me to create more content!
@@djcarlo i would love to see more tutorial.. much love from india bro ❤️
Thats why you are nr1 for me! 🙏
Hahahaha, thanks bud! Really appreciate that!
nice vid, idk if all these things are just him being basic but smooth. Takes a good ear and good song selection to pull off chill smooth sets and keep people vibin.
Chill sets are something else completely! A lot of harmonizing goes into that.
Nice structure to your vids like always 👑. You didn't disappointed like Guetta..
Thanks bud! I try to keep my video plotlines simple, but effecive!
I'd like to see some breakdowns of Dj Shota's stuff. He's pretty unique.
Oohh! I’ll take note of this! Thanks for suggesting!
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great job definitely like
Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed the breakdown!
One of the best djs - maybe...
One of the best producers - OH..HELL...YEAH!!!
A legend for sure....
His productions are imo sooo much better!
Great video! I learn from you a lot! Thanks for PRO stuff! My preference for next DJ would be Andrew Rayel!! Andrew Raye !! Andrew Rayel !! Let`s go some Trance!
Let me try to check him out for a future breakdown!
DJ Carlo i used that technique for transition hehehe 😊 then you're example i used them too 😊
That's great bud! Glad you learned a new technique from the video!
I usually tap the hot cue button in my headphone cue instead of the table or mixer to be perfectly on beat and simultaneously volume fader up when it's the real one I actually want
Oh this is different! But if it works, it works!
Fantastic video Carlo!
Thanks bud! Hope you enjoyed the David G breakdown!
@0:02 ...did anyone get the number of the bus carlo ran guetta over with....hahaha
hahah just kidding my friend! David is dope!
@@djcarlo i know bro...that shit was funny :)
Do a breakdown on The DJ Producers mixing style
I've done a few now actually! Check my break down videos, and most of them are about DJ/Producers!
@@djcarlo No no, not DJ/Producers, The DJ Producer, look him up and do a video on him
Haha, i love it how you mob the floor with the #1 DJ .
well he's the number 1 DJ-Producer not DJ's DJ!
nice video! ❤️🔥
i would love to see a video about riddim dubstep mixing techniques(chopping and sth like this) because i think that's unique!
Let's see about dubstep in the future! My exposure to it has been limited (I'm not talking about brostep haha), so let's see if I can do some extra research on the genre!
Thanks for your constantly useful content Carlo.
Thanks for the support bud!
It was really helpful brother 🤣
Glad you found this video helpful bud!
Felix Da Housecat! one of my fav djs and i would love to learn from the mastermind himself!!!
I'll consider Felix for a future video!
saw him play a few times back in the early 90's in charlotte and he put on a good show each time
I love this style of video, thanks.
Thanks bud! Glad you liked the style here!
love your videos. Love from Scotland 💙
Thanks bud! Glad you like 'em! Sending love and good vibes as well from The Philippines!
Breakdown Illenium next!! 👑
I'll consider Illenium for a future video!
@@djcarlo Please do! He’s amazing.
Happy Halloween Carlo
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Hahahaha, Happy Halloween bud!
DJ SHOTA - mellow works break down pleaseeee 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Let me check DJ Shota out for a future breakdown!
At home now with the xdjxz.. waited a while for it but “good things comes to those who waits a?” CDJS 850mk2 and technics 1210’s for recoding all my vinyl from the last 30years ! White labels that you just can’t find. So as a 54 year old I’m still “ AVIN IT LARGE” !! That’s means enjoying life in cockney !! PEACE ✌️
Ohhhh, those white label records are a goldmine of rare mixes!
Can you give us a tour of your studio and where u film
There's not much to see honestly!
Hey I'm wondering, how long have you dj-ed for?
Over 10 years now!
@@djcarlo For Djing softwares, how much would you say they are? Like a month or one time payment?
can you plz do a mix that includes the song you and i from Bru-C if not all good, I still learnt something from the vid
I'll see bud! I'll check the song out.
DJ Icey Mixes and acapella fills 👑
Let's see about DJ Icey for a future video!
Hi carlo, can you make a video about Breakbeat and Jungle Dutch.. Special genre from indonesia.
Oh that's interesting! I'll check those out. Terima kasih!
David guetta is one of my idols, he is awesome
hope this video helped you understand his tricks!
some of DJ are good producers but not good at live set
like Martin garrix
I also miss avicii
Deorro please! I’d like to see how he manages to mix Latin music with higher bpm dance music in a way that flows so well. A lot of artist could mix in reggaeton but he’s the first I saw mix slower genres like cumbia with dance music
Deorro is an interesting one! I'll consider him for a future video!
@@djcarlo Awesome! Love your vids btw 🙌
Can you please breakdown the Video „Pro DJ plays set on DDJ 400“ from James Hype where he plays Bad Habits x insomnia ( at minute 2:47)
Watch James Hype. Mans really mixing
I actually did a breakdown on him some months ago! Check it out bud! I enjoyed doing that one hahaha
Hey Carlo, in the next video, please make, how does Julian Jordan DJs pls
I'll consider him for a future video!
Could you please. breakdown how Kygo DJ's?
I'll consider Kygo for a future breakdown!
I love how you mix bro😍 i want to mix music but i cant afford a mixer😝
Save up for one bud! It's worth it!
Carlo, YOU are the World's No.1 DJ. Don't kid us.
Hahahaha, I'm trying to stay humble here!
@@djcarlo You're probably one of the most humble DJs out there. And the most talented.
Can you break down Zedd's transition from the Squid Game Intro to Do it to it?
Ohhhh, I feel like this one isn't a transition but a full on produced track. I'll see if I can do a breakdown!
Looks to me like Carlo is the number one dj? This man shows us how these produced pros screw up. Carlo is the best
Oh how I wish Brock! There's a ton of others out there who are waaay better than me, and I'm talking about the likes of Jazzy Jeff, etc.
Great video!! Brake down Jazzy Jeff or DJ Puffy!
Thanks bud! And I'll consider your recommendations, though Jazzy Jeff will be a pretty tall order given his technical skills!
@@djcarlo Bro your technically proficient as a DJ. Never doubt yourself. I believe in your skills!
Blessings 🙌
Hi dj carlo I like your video awesome
Thanks Eric! Really appreciate the kind comment!
@@djcarlo hi
Hi to Carlo did here about sad news passing way of Tina Turner great Los
@@djcarlo I like how teach how bear match and all litter trick in doing dj I have two pioneers controls one is wego white one and ddjsb
Hey Kuya ... would love to see a break down of a DJ that personally inspired you to DJ ! Did you ever DMC compete with Q-Bert or Yamato ?
We'll see about that in the future video bud! It'll be hard to break down some of them haha. If ever, you can check out my Top 5 Best Scratch DJs video! I do kind of break down my favorites there.
Looks like crazy electronic bluegrass Dj has to wait
Yet again🥀🥀🥀🥀
awww everyone will have their time :)
@@djcarlo someday🥀🥀🥀🥀
Can you do a breakdown for James Hype?
Already did one Scott! I may do another one, but there are far too many to choose from haha
nice vid man
Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed it!