Great to see a new vid! Loved the set, class stuff👏🏻👏🏻

Great arman, hope to hear from you more good stuff!!!

Glad your back I love these tutorials keep it up man 👌🙏

love the ides and your camera angle, showing so well your work with faders and EQs

Thank you for the tips man this is awesome!

Best channel for real

Thanks for this one, quite useful.

Beautiful tutorial as always buddy, keep up those tutorials and would love to see more Techno ones, my suggestion for the next video is "cleaner ways to take out the second track" i always find it problematic to mix out the playing track without it sounding too harsh,maybe because in Techno the tracks are more simple and there's less melody to hide the transition

thank you so much Arman! Im a begginer DJ and it really helps me a lot to be able to see what you do on the decks with comments on top. Congrats on the event, it looked amazing :)

great tutorial Arman

Great video and tricks!

Hey Arman. Thanks for the great tutorial, even though I have learnt that by myself over the last couple of months, it is something I was missing, so this is definitely good for beginners. Do you have any tips on being creative with deep house/progressive house DJing? I find that the transitions end up becoming fade in and out constantly, which is very boring imo. Any tips on diversifying it? Thanks and keep keep uploading. You have really helped for beatmatching!

mixing breaks/build-ups of the two (or more) tracks makes a fuckload of difference

I recommend you to get monitorstands to lift your monitors up and not having the cones behind the decks

What pioneer model is this?

I think it would be better if we could see the software just like at the beginning of the video

Can you upload like hour worth of set with video of you mixing it?

This is a nice tutorial - my only feedback would be to get to the demonstration much quicker. People fundamentally want to watch the practical demo, not hear 8 minutes of talking. I appreciate you're setting the context, and what you're saying is useful and interesting - but to hold viewers that's what I would do differently.

This effect is also known as a double drop

How about a real live mix next time. from 8:33 until 14:10 or so, the crossfader never left the left side. so how could you hear the right side with the fader being to the left the entire time. Meaning you prerecorded your mix so you would get it right.

There's no math in mixing, useless trying to explain, djing is creativity, art. Get a pair of technics 1210.

Hey Arman. Thanks for the great tutorial, even though I have learnt that by myself over the last couple of months, it is something I was missing, so this is definitely good for beginners. Do you have any tips on being creative with deep house/progressive house DJing? I find that the transitions end up becoming fade in and out constantly, which is very boring imo. Any tips on diversifying it? Thanks and keep keep uploading. You have really helped for beatmatching!