Funny enough these are all things I just figured out by myself after two years of practicing DJing on the ddj200 lol really great tips for beginners though!
It’s fine for beginners to use SoundCloud and UA-cam to download music, purely because they’re not going to be making a lot of money and the shows they sign to will mainly be at pubs and nightclubs
I like the way you did the comparisons, but being a complete newborn to this dj world i wish u would have used the same meek mill song to show the wave form
My issue with BPM Supreme (or any other dj record pool) is that you have to be credited DJ (you have to prove you are a pro DJ) and for a beginner this is very inconvenient, for example I'm a beginner DJ I don't know where this journey is going to take me, I'm willing to pay the fee (BPM Supreme or others) to get quality music and start building my music library, but I don't pass the "dj filter" because I have never DJed in any kind of venue or in public, I don't have gigs or for that matter I don't have a DJ website, social media or any kind of public DJ profile, I just want to play some tunes and see where this goes, but I'm all for paying for music since I value the artists and pros work, but BPM Supreme just doesn't want my money 😂.
Thanks for Video! I agree especially on the first advice also because buying the tracks means supporting the artist since the DJ is just using their work. I still have two questions: regarind the first one, do you have experience with the sound quality of these legit Soundcould Free Donwloads Websites like Hypeedit for example? I downloanded some songs which are given for free by the creators via Hypeedit, but do you know if their quality is legit for a good sound system? And my second question would be if you could make a video about the Beat effects of the FLX4 and recordbox. I recently got a FLX4 but I am really struggeling to apply all the beat effects (not the smart ones tho). Especially how beat, Bmp, Level/depth play together.
Hypeddit usually provides the original .wav or .mp3 file from the producer, so it’s usually good quality! We meant more SoundCloud to mp3 converters are the ones to try to avoid relying on And definitely noted! I will add this to our list of video ideas! Thanks for the suggestion 🤙🏽
I completely agree!! These are all tips that I use!
Nice thanks for watching Daniel! 🤙🏽
thank u for this amazing vid ;)
Thanks for watching 🤙🏽
Wow I need this being new 2 this so thank u
Thanks for the discount homie. Just signed up for bpm. Loving the channel
Thanks for watching! I know you’ll love using bpm supreme
Funny enough these are all things I just figured out by myself after two years of practicing DJing on the ddj200 lol really great tips for beginners though!
Thanks for the feedback 💯
It’s fine for beginners to use SoundCloud and UA-cam to download music, purely because they’re not going to be making a lot of money and the shows they sign to will mainly be at pubs and nightclubs
Vocals on vocals can sometimes sound actually good and interesting
nice video..
Thanks for watching 🙌🏽
I like the way you did the comparisons, but being a complete newborn to this dj world i wish u would have used the same meek mill song to show the wave form
Good man! you said it for me! ;) You can't really compare 2 tracks that are different Artists/producers/production
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what if i want to play harder and faster bpm genres like hi tech or hardcore uptempo, most of these tips doesnt help much besides the pharsing maybe
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My issue with BPM Supreme (or any other dj record pool) is that you have to be credited DJ (you have to prove you are a pro DJ) and for a beginner this is very inconvenient, for example I'm a beginner DJ I don't know where this journey is going to take me, I'm willing to pay the fee (BPM Supreme or others) to get quality music and start building my music library, but I don't pass the "dj filter" because I have never DJed in any kind of venue or in public, I don't have gigs or for that matter I don't have a DJ website, social media or any kind of public DJ profile, I just want to play some tunes and see where this goes, but I'm all for paying for music since I value the artists and pros work, but BPM Supreme just doesn't want my money 😂.
I’m finding a lot of music on BPM and Beatport is just on Apple Music, if you use Djay Pro.
Is 256 kbps mp3 is good?
Thanks for Video! I agree especially on the first advice also because buying the tracks means supporting the artist since the DJ is just using their work.
I still have two questions: regarind the first one, do you have experience with the sound quality of these legit Soundcould Free Donwloads Websites like Hypeedit for example? I downloanded some songs which are given for free by the creators via Hypeedit, but do you know if their quality is legit for a good sound system?
And my second question would be if you could make a video about the Beat effects of the FLX4 and recordbox. I recently got a FLX4 but I am really struggeling to apply all the beat effects (not the smart ones tho). Especially how beat, Bmp, Level/depth play together.
Hypeddit usually provides the original .wav or .mp3 file from the producer, so it’s usually good quality! We meant more SoundCloud to mp3 converters are the ones to try to avoid relying on
And definitely noted! I will add this to our list of video ideas! Thanks for the suggestion 🤙🏽
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BPM doesnt have afro beats, dancehall
They do actually! I (bolo) personally get a lot of dancehall tracks from bpm supreme
Bpm supreme went 0 for 10 for songs that I searched
Sub thanks