I can honestly say dude your channel is one of a small few that have *actually* helped me be a better DJ. P.S. - Been loving using the LPF to bring in semi-muted, booming kicks underneath the breaks of other tracks!

I love the low pass filter transition technique... especially in a club venue situation. Sounds so nice

8:20 created a magical 3rd track, thats what it's all about during a long blend mix - very nice!

This video showcases the most important aspect of being a real DJ. Great track selection, combined with proper mixing techniques, is how you build landscapes during a set. Keep up the good work.

More like classic mixing techniques. This how I learn to mix 20+ years ego. Great video bro 👍

I’m loving your videos. They are really helping me. Keep them coming

Amazing Arman. Hope to study more about transitions in progressive house. 🙏

More videos like this one please for the kinda intermediate level, Thanks, great video 👍

this video was awesome. learned alot. didnt have to watch a ton of extra video explaining the songs since you simply posted that "this is song 1", "2", etc on the screen. I would love to see more like this.

Third one was great. Thank you!

first video that really explains stuff well and actually sound harmonic.. keep it up :)

Very nice video, very well explained, quite understandable, acurate mixing...the only thing I would say is not quite acuratte is to put this skills on an intermidiate dj level. It is not super basic, but it is not intermidiate. Anyway, all of you guys... learn it and perfectionate the skill, this is the very very best fundamental for all mixing, specially house, deep house, tropical house (whatever house). Trance, tecno and every warmup set you do on a gig or venue. Let's wait for videos on drop change, scratch, long looping, mixing with samplers and multiple tracks. Some of those will put you between intermidiate and advanced level

Nice track selection and mixing techniques! Thanks for sharing :)

What a great ear brother, I see you are a sound Engineer as well, normally Djs don’t care about gain structure and clipping, but your sound mixing skills are on point What a great sound btw

awesome! well explained, no bs, sounds great. can't wait to try them out :D

Very good tips smooth mixing technique tips ... Thx and keep it up, Arman ! :-)

Great videos, those mix techniques were on point and inspiring me to get on it. Keep up the good work brother!

Love your videos man, very helpful

Thank you. I really appreciate your video.

As a beginner dj, im learning a lot from your channel. Please make another mixing techniques video arman. And also good choices of music in tutorials as always, thank you.

Your videos really help out alot, please make more of these.🙏🙏❤️

This is great !! Thank you , greetings from sweden ❤

Nice! I'm glad to see a tutorial like this. You should do more!

good job! nice to see videos with different mixing styles!

Thank you very much for this video!! ♥

Nice video and track choices (Anjunadeep for the win)

Great job man, thank you!

Greetings from Ireland Arman. Really love your videos... I would be an old skool DJ from back in da day (1989 to 1993), but in recent years I have re-discovered my love for dance music through the likes of artists like Solomon, Tales of Us, H.O.S.H, Noir, Nicole Moudaber and Carl Cox (I once played support for him in Cork, Ireland. I really like your no-nonsense and clear tutorial style. The only DJing I do these days is for myself using my MacBook Pro (2017) running Djay Pro 2 software. It's very impressive to watch you mix... one day I would love to get some of that gear and take a shot of it myself. Keep up the great videos :)

Like your video. It's ironic, I do my mixing somewhat if your style when blending in another song. Great job, keep it up👍👌👏

So helpful. Thanks for sharing.

Great explanation Arman ! 👍

Love the content

It Looks like hes filming this video with a gun to his head lol. Great video though +1 sub!

Thanks a lot!!!

Hey man, that really helped me, thanks a lot! :)

Great vid dude....i like this :)

still... the most kind and the best video for intermediate dj like me

I guess the first way and the third way is really impressive, thx 👌🏼

I love it , keep it up braaaah ; )

Very well explained thanks!

Another great video mate, greetings from London. What headphones are you using? I've just hooked up my Pioneer HDJ-2000's to my old DJM-500 Mixer (which is still in mint condition) and they don't sound that great. It may be that my needles need replacing (using vinyl). Also, recommend any speakers that don't cost too much? I'm still using a monitor that was made for me in the 90's!

Excellent work

I like the video. I have been playing music in front of people starting with turntables in 2001. I have a club gig next month. I pretty much just feel it out when I drop my next track. But do you have any videos on the correct places or good parts in a song to make tracks come together?

Smooth!

Thank's bro!

Like u style, saludos from Chile !

I´m struggling with phrasing and mixing drops simultaneously counting the beats , please upload a video about that

Lekkerrr!

very helpful!!thx

Very insightful video, and well made! As a amateur producer I must say you did one thing I just see as forbidden -namely playing both low ends at the same time, wouldn't that mess up at the very least the kicks if they are evetn slightly different in phase/time/harmonics?? I don't hear that happening here and it puzzles me..

i like the live strong band on your thumb drive . Not gonna loose that bad boy anytime soon lol

Bro, awesome content! Would you please make a video about cue points? Where you put yours, how many etc.

Thanks 👊

And in Rekordbox you can set up to 10 cue points. I prefer doing like this: 1st cue = Start of the kick 2nd cue = start of 1st break 3rd cue = 1st drop And so on... So you always know when to start fading in or out or when to finish your mix. I.e. your 1st track comes to the last drop and your 2nd track starts with the kick...

Do u have a track list of these? Love the video

Nice Bro thanks

U made it look so easy

At the beginning I was afraid it was some kind of EDM shit, but good choice of music!

Cross fader no being used I see. Was it turned off?

First track Above & Beyond

nice musica .

Nice video bro

Could you add the track id's in the description pls?

Great video, good mixing. Just wondered what brightness your cdj screens are set at?

thanks

We could do with a tracklist!!!

Your Track choice seems to be very exclusive

I am a dj for many years .. some active some not that much.. is great to show others who are into dj'ing .. Great work!!

Are both decks being used assigned to the left side of the cross fader ...? The transitions are clean well done.

Hello there mate, hope u ok, thanku as always for the advice looking forward to it, I have a question and I hope you could help me out with this one Do you know any program that Can show or give the real cuality of a track? It would be as great as necesary to know on wich cuality you are really playing. Thanks again if you could help it’ll be awsome Arman; Thanks for the vids, thanks for reading hope u answer, bye 👋

what about hip hop songs with lyrics?

Hey... first of all... thnanks for very useful tutorials. very helpfull. but I wonder.... Do you have something in comon with Czech republic? I see that bracelet... " I love CZ" :)

i love the music you are playing do you have a spotify playlist? :D

The first track title ?

Arman a question. Can I set de nexus 2000 on a key mode like the camelot wheel, 1A, 2A and that? Also love your tutorials, best channel of djing.

It's funny when you said turntables lol

What is the blue button you're pressing just before taking away the low/high pass?

Great video! what is the above and beyond remix?

Awesome video! But what‘s the main difference between Deep House, Tech House and Progressive House? Is deep house no to a few vocals, tech house some vocals and progressive house much vocals?

What is the first tracks name??????? I need to know 😩

A low pass and high pass filter sweeps through the frequencies boosting and cutting as you progress. How is that any different than just using the EQs?

mix is good have to say that .... but why is you cross fader all the time on the left side .... did you put it off ???

I used to dj back 25 years ago. And I would never drop in a track unless it was on the first beat of a new set of 8bars. Why do I see this being done today? Because the phrases are not starting and ending together in each track

haha this guy really likes going from atmospheric progressive tracks to tech house, i respect it tho

What is track 1 called?

Can you give a list of al the songs you use? I am very interesten to mixing the same music

Both songs?

I notice you never leave your trims all the way up.. is this on purpose.. and does having trims all the way up usually lead to more distortion?

Yo what venues do you usually play in t.?

for 3., how about using volume to completly hear track 2 for a second and then mix in 1 again. using the volume faders or crossfaders... that at least what i like to do hehe

Why is the crossfader is always on left side during mix and cdj are on Vynal mode ?

With all respect, this video shows some techniques that should be talked through. You're showing ways to blend 2 tracks as seamless as possible but in reality it doesn't really matter that much. Especially bass. Low bass and sub bass freqs aren't really blend well, so there's no particular reason to leave both lower freqs of your tracks. Same for the high frequencies. Too much of them and your listeners will bleed out of their ears. Those tracks ain't a good example but you got the point. Summing up, that mix where you filter out all highs and mids and blend it with 1st track full on is a bad thing. Bringing in new track with both mids and lows filtered is a bad idea as well, there ain't much of detail in those highs, so you just waste time. There's nothing wrong with mixing noticeably for listeners in a good way. Add 3rd and 4th decks in your setup and you'll realise that you ain't got time for those pointless shenanigans

Names of all songs used please🙏

Nyc

Sound of Arman why do Dj’s nudge when the tempo is going to go right back to the same speed?

Nice what kind of controller is this? Can you give me the model number?

Hey you're from toronto! Would you do f2f lessons

What’s with the cross fader not being in the middle?

What’s the name of this tracks?

Has anyone got a track list