+Brandon Mameli what DJ controller/board do u have

+Martin IIIuminertix I have a cdj 350 it came in a pack with speakers I love it and take care of it haven't had a problem.

Brandon Mameli oh nice. I have a DDJ-SR, it's a real nice controller, especially portability-wise

+Brandon Mameli I am 15 year old and I started djing 6 months ago. Really enjoying it this far :)

im 20 and havent done shit....... my god :P

nugambakkam my pleasure

+xerogaming92 My RX just came today today!

Have fun with it buddy, just played my first gig with them was amazing so much you can do with them.

Nice. I'm coming from Traktor/Kontrol S4 mk2. Excited to learn the pioneer workflow and ditch the laptop.

Yep. It is. Just makes it sound likes it's surround sound kinda. You'll get used to it. Hope you already did 👍☺️

Its never too late to start bro welcome to the family ✌

have you heard of the 0.8% rule? (using 10%)

Zigmas Sileikis there are 2 cue buttons, deselect the channel you don't want to hear.

+Mick Burnes hahah thnx mate

+Mick Burnes it's good when u communicate with the crow mate

Yes you are right. But this video is just to explain how to identify if/when you are in phase or not and which side to correct. Pitch ajustements comes "after" (depending on the preferred method, pitch adjustment can also comes "before" but pitch bend help to know which side to correct) ... Ideally all are made almost simultaneously. Later, once accustomed, is it simultaneous. (Sorry about my poor English).

Only if you use SYNC button

tracks made with a human drummer will do that!

Wales , New Quay

Wow I couldn't be more off if I tried... Funnily enough though, my friend lives there with his gf now. You've been a good help to me over the years mate. Thanks 👍

If it's two different tracks and you know the tracks. You will be able to hear which kick comes first and which comes after. But why cant you listen if you're going the right direction or wrong direction? Seems like a fine technique to me

tapping on the cue button the songs aren't always on time. If you're luckly the songs could be on time, but often they are a little bit off time. with the jog you fix the problem

Rowdy van Meurs fail

I was at The Ministry of Sound last night (as a guest of a DJ) the CDJ''s there were playing up and the BPM was jumping around all over the place...luckily he could beat-match by ear. What would you have done?

very true, if your serious about playing out then you need to be able to beat match. Did they have 1000 MK3's @ Ministry or the new nexus cdj's?

Not sure, I didn't want to crowd the booth. On another point, I have decks and used them for several years. I can beat match on them, but never found it easy. After switching to a small controller that it was impossible to manually beat match on, i used sync. Now after getting a much better controller that I can manually beat match on, I find my manual beat matching to be hugely easier... Even though I've been using sync for way longer than the years using my turntables.

I know this is an old comment, but one day youre gonna show up at a location that has a DJ set which doesnt have the sync button. Also tracks made with real instruments in stead of a computer will have an inconsistent bpm