this guy is amazing he's giving you lessons on vinyl mixing , something not many other DJ channels really gives you to the detail he goes !! which is why you have Festival or some Pro club DJ's even stuck on 0% pitch on nexus players, because they don't have the core basics of vinyl & pitch by ear mixing to be able to adjust tempos , Don't be that DJ !

My teacher! I learned to spin and beatmatching on vinyl by watching your old videos years ago. I can't THANK YOU enough :)

Great I would love to see more vinyl tips

Straight away if you listen ( important): your hear that the right Deck ( B) he's mixing the record in from it's behind in pitch or tempo , so he needs to pitch up to the area his ear thinks it's around which sounds + 2.5% pitch near that area , you can fine adjust when your there , some skilled Dj's can do it super quick with platter techniques and pitch 🎧

thank you. i just bought turntables

So many great tips in every video has helped me get to where I'm trying to go with music... much appreciated 👍👍

Keep the vinyl tips coming m8 top tips

this guy knows how it's done. great video. i don't like the new stuff today. no computer. just LP'S

this brings up memories :D

I like him cause he ain't cocky like other Dj training videos.

finaly some english i understand. Great video!

last few videos I saw your Technics stacked up, one in a case and the other deck just chucked on top with no case and lots of stuff sitting on top, was like how can you do that to a pair of 1200s , nice to see them set up again

Yo dude do you think you could do a tutorial for mixing d n b rollers on a pioneer den

Really helpful, now if you could just do it with hip hop that would be amazing 👌🏻

I just started DJing with the DVS system from vinyl in the beginning of 2020, and for me it's a totally different feeling. In my opinion the only pro to this digital realm, is convenience of having tracks that I don't have on vinyl. The rest are cons, and since there's too many to list, I'll just mention one of the many cons that's on my list which is, dealing with the whole rigmarole of looking for "one stop" shop mp3 pools that has literally every genre of music imaginable. To me, it's very important because, since not everybody listens to the four main genres of music of, RAP, R&B, REGGAE, and ELECTRONIC MUSIC. So with the plethora of music that's online, there shouldn't be any excuses of the mp3 pools should be so limited at all. Now going back to the topic at hand, with the DVS system that I'm using, I'm only playing on ABS mode, and even that doesn't feel authentic in my opinion. I don't look at the screen while I'm blending music, and I don't need the BPM counter because, those aren't accurate either so, I use my listening ear to match the music together. So to me, VINYL IS STILL FINAL!

what mixer is that ?looks perfect size etc

Ella Skins you should come play Revolver in Melbourne

You don’t have the green light issue with the mk7 decks 👌

Is 1% equal to one bpm and does the single line represent 1% how big are the increments alllocated on the pitch rider.

Thanks for the video tips. Does anyone know a pro DJ turntable that can also key lock, and keep the musical data in some type of buffer?

All I want to mix is old school funk and soul 7" vinyl. Given that funk varies wildly in BPM, do I just need to acquire enough tunes to be in the BPM ball park so to speak to be able to beatmatch? Does it really matter if tunes aren't in the same key? I'm mixing with Technics 1210 MK3D's, so 8% more or less pitch. Love your work btw!

I wish you would have let that red alert play! I know copyright wouldn't let you play it.

yoda level unlocked

Your teaching slip mixing. Which is one of the most basic mixing techniques….

I don't use beat counters, makes it more difficult for me lol

Second :P

Firsst

Ddj!