Hey DJ Carlo so two days ago I was DJing a on my computer with my Hercules air+ S-series or series-s controller and I just bought usher song that's named yeah with Ludacris so I was asking do you have a link or somewhere where I can send you this sound recording cuz I would love if you could hear it

Amazing video as usual, very informative and easy to understand. I am incoporating these techiques, using the effect cfx properly, is something to address. I am learning a lot when I go out to dj events and I focus what the pros do (by ear ofc). Looping mixing, sometimes is abused to the point of using only loops. I find the quantize fuction very usefull, Rekordbox has is as a option (when there is no available button on the controller) I am using looping the end of the track, but also looping the intro to the next one. Finally I have the DDJ - XP2 and it has given me more choices alongside a slider/knob controller (to control the stems levels). I have solved a lot of my problems. But still using more than 1 effect at the same time is not available (but mapping another controller you can) Also adding effects on a specific stem is tricky but rewarding. Like you can do on a FLX10. ps. The energy when I am djing and watching the crowd , is very important, for both crowd and dj to have fun.

$5 discount isn’t huge but thank you. ❤

And how do youthis with vinyl turntable?

hey, it's a amazing video, but a remenber that u have an account at BiliBili, right? Would you mind to share your ID on that platform, so i can follow you there

Gotta love the positivity here! Wishing you the best as well buddy!

Thank you. You as well

Thanks I needed that

Thanx Mate ❤

Thats the nicest thing i have heard. Stay blessed brother

I try my best with crowd reading! I swear, it's one of the most important techniques out there!

Praise Arceus! I'm glad you enjoyed the video Pokegod! But yeah, these are great foundation transitions and techniques that can really help you build up your arsenal!

BUT it's very very very useful content. Let's be clear about that. Dj Carlo is a really cool person to share all these things

​@@djcarloThank you so much for this video I will download the tracks and practice them. I would love a similar tutorial using these techniques on latin music like merengue, salsa, bachata, reggaeton, dominican dembow. I haven't found any tutorials that use latin music so it's difficult for me to see if the music is structured the same and I just don't know how to identify all the components. One of the saddest things I'm finding where I live is almost all the pro Dj's really don't want to help the ones coming up. Not with music, not with technique. A friend of mine helped me out but I need to get to next level where someone shows me how to do it with latin music. He has given me about about the crowd psychology. I'm on an FLX4 for now and he's on an DDJ SR controller.

This is pure gold!

It came with the territory! I do get a little bit of help nowadays too

But you haven’t mastered spelling yet

@@aitsokxxx Uhhhh, what did I misspell??

@@djcarlohe’s talking to the other guy “we’ll done.”

@@alexj1898 Oh jebus, hahaha, I didn't even see that. I started doubting every single word I wrote down for a bit hahahaha

Some things, even my powers can't tame

Indeed! A lot of people come to bash the video, and do so without even looking at it, so I really thank you for taking the time to se what I had to say. And you're right: the rest all comes in time 🥳

I concur, I always feel like your videos are going to be low brow but this was a very concise and really comprehensive list of popular mixing techniques we all enjoy using. I like how you build up from the very simple basics to the more advanced techniques. Props Carlo @@djcarlo

I only trash track selection

The manual delay there is something I've yet to cover in my videos, but is a trick I've used in the past for my routines! Indeed, I agree that the long transitions is an art form in itself (not to be confused with slow mixing!), but it just happens not to be my style, so I feel there would be people out there a little more qualified to teach that kind of transition 🥳

The manual delay there is something I've yet to cover in my videos, but is a trick I've used in the past for my routines! Indeed, I agree that the long transitions is an art form in itself (not to be confused with slow mixing!), but it just happens not to be my style, so I feel there would be people out there a little more qualified to teach that kind of transition 🥳

DUDE YES!!!!! I just started DJing and I’ve been teaching myself. Ive been using this EXACT technique. Teasing the crowd and getting them hype for the next song is what keeps their attention and energy up.

Indeed! Counting forms the basis of all mixes and transitions (especially useful for those songs with a pesky extra 8 beats in the chorus and such). The transitions and loops here wouldn't be anything without proper counting!

nice very easy way to keep in time

Thank you so much for your heartfelt message! I'm incredibly grateful to hear that my tutorials have been helpful to you over the past two years. It's fantastic to know that you've been able to apply the techniques and improve your skills, even without a controller. Your DJ set on Martin Garrix's discord server sounds like an incredible achievement, and I'm thrilled to hear about the positive feedback you received. Your dedication and hard work truly shine through. Thank you again for your kind words of appreciation, and I will definitely keep up the amazing work!

Bro buy a ddj400 it's 200$ and will change your life

@@jonathanscofield9799 true that! I just got mine and used it for some days and learned so quick :D can't imagine what happens when I learn all this content from Carlo

khareed le bhai ddj flx4, its newer and will have more resell value

@@djcarlo is this a bot reply

Practice always makes perfect Edson! Keep it up!

Thats what I try to do best! Quick, condensed, but still dense with information 😄

You're very welcome, and im glad the videos help you out so much! That really makes me happy! 🥳

Yup yup! I realized that a lot of other techniques I've taught in the past are scattered across different videos, and they should belong together in one. This is why I read the comments section to this day! 😄

@@djcarlo This is a perfect video for intro DJ's but also reminders for experienced DJ's. It's very linear/straightforward on where to start, and where you can end up. Many thanks for this one!

Thank you for your tips and tricks, plz keep them rolling. Helped me recall memories of my lessons. Cheers...

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm thrilled to hear that you appreciate the way I explain concepts and techniques without ego. It's always my goal to provide helpful and insightful information while encouraging growth and creativity in DJing. I'm glad the video confirmed some of your techniques and also inspired you with new ideas. Your feedback means a lot to me. Sending much love back to you from the UK! Keep up the great work, and if you ever have any questions or need further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy mixing, my friend! 👍🏼🎶

Them's the basics, but they work wonders!

Very true! That's where you can utilize a "Drop Mix" transition (like for ex: The Next Episode). Good call on using reverb there too Bryant!

id like some videos on reverb and other effects and when and when not to use them .. @dj Carlo

Glad to hear it! Worked hard on making this video as easy to understand as possible:)

I'm really glad you think so Vincent! It's funny, I really had to think about which techniques make for some of the best sets, and I really just came back to the basics! With a little extra sprinkling of magic of course

Sounds like an MC on a typical night out haha

i can hear this comment

Let's go Jaden! Cant wait to see you get back in the saddle and work that magic

That's awesome! Loops are very useful for a lot of transitions, and I do agree that it can be very addictive after a while haha

Glad you enjoyed the video Bob! I find that, even when doing these pretty "basic" videos, there's always something to learn, even for me! :D

That's awesome Kev! Good choice on controller, and I'm really glad the videos have been helping out!

Amazing! Welcome to the DJ world, and I hope you get to show off your productions to your audience! 😄

You're very welcome Ryu! Some of these little tricks have saved my set before, and I just thought everyone should know about them!

Such kind words my man. Thank you very much for making my day :)

For sure! I'm really glad you enjoyed the tutorial! Hope you found something to add to your DJ arsenal from the video!

Indeed! Sometimes, I like going back to the basics that get overlooked in tutorials. Those techniques need more love and exposure!

Thanks for the kind words! Though I stick by what I said for the EQs. I used to use the lowered EQ technique for the track I'm bringing in, but I find that for my kind of genres, it doesn't sound as good. I wouldn't say it's the absolute worst: that would be having all EQs at max when mixing hahaha

Right?! There's a sense of euphoria and a serotonin blast whenever you get that mix right

Absolutely! If you're using a Hercules DJControl Inpulse 500 or a similar controller with an effect rack that includes a filter knob, it can indeed make Level 3 of the first technique even easier. The filter knob allows you to apply a filter effect on top of whatever effect you're using, adding an extra layer of creativity and control to your mixes. It's great to leverage the capabilities of your specific controller to enhance your DJing skills. Keep exploring and experimenting with different effects to create unique and exciting mixes. Have fun and happy DJing!

I'm glad the video is doing what I wanted it to do! Make the most out of it buddy, and I can't wait to see where you take your mixing game in the future!

I try to make sure I get as much info across as possible, so im really happy you liked the video! 😄

Thank you so much Jose! Really appreciate that, and that's the goal of the channel; to provide clear tutorials for everyone, especially those who want to learn more about the art of DJing! :D

Thanks so much Shayan! I try to make things as clear and concise as possible 🥳

Amazing! That means you're already on the right path! 🥳

It takes something special to be both the DJ and the MC if you ask me! Also, 100% agree on the 1/8th Trans. Better than the 1/4 for tighter cuts

Thanks for the extra tips and advice!

@@djcarloNope. Bringing hip hop skills to mixing especially techno adds to the experience as people are doing remix’s on the fly. Watch Jeff Mills he never lose energy from the crowd. Cutting up records when both are in the mix is an art in it self. Too many Dj’s play it safe there are other just as valid Dj styles other than smooth transition.

For sure! Hope you get to incorporate some of this into your sets!

Dang, going for gold with the S4 Dielma! Good choice if you ask me! And I'm really glad the videos are helping you get back into the swing of things. Keep it up!

I still haven't mastered that. No idea how I got my wife

Thanks for chiming in there Jeff! And yeah, made this video with beginners in mind so anyone can learn from this as well 🤩

Thanks man! I try to keep the videos as friendly and easy to digest as possible

Correct Rob! The tutorial is really meant to show you how to do it first. Once you bring it to a particular venue, that's where you'll need to adjust. Sometimes it's easy, sometimes it's tricky. 😄

The first most basic transition sounds best, and eliminates this possibility.

@@spirittravels.Yep. Reason why I started with a normal table-mixer with no seperate EQ's first. Got the hang of it when I was 13 or so (to all you kids out there: you haven't got the faintest clue how much possibilities you have at your disposal these days, stuff in 2001 was still very expensive most of the time, I started with just two regular CD-players and a cheap table-mixer from a second-hand store that was missing all the buttons). Then found a better table-mixer on the flee-market and bought a real CD-mixing thing with pitch-control shortly after it (250 euro or something of my carefully saved money down the drain). When I was 18 or so, and had more money to spend, I got a table-mixer with seperate EQ's as I wanted to explore even further. My trusty Rodec BX-14 is still here... but I haven't touched the players (Numark NDX500 from my bare mind) in years now... (too much stuff is in front of them since my uncle passed away...) Almost all the stuff shown in the video is even impossible for me using just those two NDX500's and a table-mixer, but I'm just not such a controller-type. What I hope everyone will do is just buy something simple and TRY first. Most of the decks/controllers are already overloaded with features you just won't use in the beginning. Especially if you don't have such a sense of rhythm, start beatmaching (BY EAR!) first. Also, don't watch too much video's on this subject. Though there are some nice tips offered to you, you will just need to really LISTEN to your music (and this is something completely different than just putting your favourite song up, I usually tried things while mixing, which sometimes ends up really bad). Develop your own style, find out how to use your EQ's within reasonable limits, and specially how hard it is to even hit those in and out buttons exactly in time (I know, there are controllers and decks that help with quantization and can even be set to different levels of imprecision-elimination, and there are decks where you can even perform minimal adjustments to the in and outpoints of the loop while in in the loop, but just try not to use them...) If only stagefright would not have been the story of my life...

@@weeardguy Thanks for the update. Excellent reply.👍

@@spirittravels. What RobVice said still holds true, and the most basic transition with every HIGH and MID knob to at least 12 o'clock when both channel volume sliders are at 100% is precisely the starting point for this possibility. Always check how the vocals and samples that make the higher half of the audible freq. range do sound before letting a slider go to 100% when another thing is playing and every HI/MID knob is at least at 0. GAIN controls are there for a reason as well.

Those are some great guesses! Pro DJs often utilize various techniques and tools to enhance their performances. Here are three common elements that pro DJs frequently incorporate: Perfect beatmatching: Precise beatmatching is essential for seamless transitions and maintaining a consistent flow throughout the set. This skill ensures that the beats of two tracks align flawlessly, creating a smooth and uninterrupted mix. Strategic use of EQ: Professional DJs often focus on utilizing the low EQ knobs effectively. By skillfully managing the bass frequencies, they can control the energy and impact of the mix, emphasizing the rhythmic elements while maintaining a balanced sound. Creative use of effects: Adding effects can greatly enhance a DJ's performance. Using noise effects before a drop can build anticipation and increase energy, while incorporating reverb or echo effects during mix-outs can create smooth and atmospheric transitions. These elements, among many others, contribute to a DJ's mastery and ability to deliver captivating performances. Keep exploring and experimenting with different techniques to further elevate your DJing skills!

Thanks Nicko! Can't wait for you to start playing big stages with your productions!!!

Bingo! A nice condensed video foe these techniques!

@@djcarlo you are so magaling and mabaet :)

Ngl, I didn't even notice the redlining! This made me laugh 🤣

Scrillex had to take dj lessons. Not the best example

Really appreciate that! I'm so happy you learned so very much from my videos!

You're very welcome! I'm glad I could provide the information you needed, and I'm thrilled to assist you on your DJing journey. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask. Keep up the great work and enjoy your DJing adventures!

Awesome! Enjoy learning a few new lessons buddy!

Awww thanks Abigail! I really appreciate that! Helped make my day :D

There's always more to learn! Do check out my courses too if you want some in-depth lessons Coconaii! They're for sale of Sellfy :D

There have been some updates over the decades! Welcome back to the DJ life!

You're very welcome Fredrick! And more tutorials coming up soon!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that watching my videos brings you joy and inspires you to practice on your DDJ FLX4. Greetings to you from Germany as well! Keep up the great work, have fun with your DJing, and may your passion continue to grow! 🎉

Glad the video really helps out buddy! Make sure to make good use of these lessons!

For sure! It helps ensure you get to follow all the steps through and through!

For sure man! Lots of these tutorials still coming in the future!

Perfect! Really happy the videos hit the right notes for you, and give you that little pep in your step to practice everyday! 🥳

I have so much respect for that guy! Highly underrated DJ

Hope you leraned something new!

For sure bud! Hope you got something new from this little video!

Thank you! More tutorials always just around the corner 🤩

Nice! How are the 1200s holding up? Those things are absolute work horses, but man 15 years is a long time for them to stay stagnant haha

Always! That's why I always encourge people to really know their music

That's what I try to go for with the channel! Thanks Mats!

Glad you loved this one Angel! The best techniques are really the basics!

Small tips usually go a long way! You're very welcome!

You're welcome! Glad you liked it, and hope you learned something new from it 🥳

For sure! It's saved my butt so many times. Just be smart about where you loop!

I accidentally got lucky with a loop-intro at a high school prom last year. My mix went south real quick and looping gave me just enough time to avoid a train wreck. Now I have to see if I can replicate in "on purpose"!?! LoL

Ain't technology grand for allowing us to see the waveforms? Helps make things so much more visual! And man, these techniques just never go out of style. 🥳

Of course! Number one is the exact reason anyone who's a DJ gets into the game

Thanks Matt! All that practice had to go somewhere haha

You're very welcome! More tutorials like this coming in the future!

Woohoo! Thanks buddy, and im honestly glad the contents been making rounds haha. Hope you find more useful videos in here!

For sure! I always try to make these as clear as possible so everyone can follow along :)

For sure! Always more of this coming for you on this channel! 🥳

You're very welcome! Some great techniques to always keep in mind!

Thank you so much! Can't wait to see what kind of magic you're gonna create too!

Indeed! Even while putting out these videos, I'm still learning new techniques by the day

For sure man! Don't forget to take these lessons to heart!

It's saved my butt multiple times!

Thanks buddy! I always try to keep those just getting into DJing in mind with my videos, so no one gets left behind :)

A gig is still a gig! Congratulations on that!

And you're very welcome as always! Make sure to master these techniques!

You're very welcome! I'm excited for you to showcase these techniques at your next house party. It's going to be a blast! Remember to have fun, go with the flow, and keep the energy high. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Enjoy your party and create an unforgettable experience for everyone involved! 🎉🎶

You're very welcome! I was really excited to put this one out, and im glad you enjoyed the info in here as well!

That's what I love to do buddy! I'm all about helping out those who really seek knowledge and information!

Very true dude! Though I wouldn't consider crowd reading and song knowledge a "trick" per say, but a cornerstone foundation of any good DJ. It's something that essentially goes without saying now 😄

This is a good video to bookmark! Hope you got some new ideas from it! 😄

For sure! Got lots of other tutorials like this on the channel, and even more on the way! :D

You're welcome as always! It's really how I want my videos to be from hereon out!

@@djcarlo 🙏🙏🙏

Let's gooooooo!

For sure! I try to keep these tutorial videos highly compressed to get as much info out there as possoble!

Indeed! Best Nuggets of information you'll need to maintain your DJing journey

You're welcome! I always have more of these coming your way so watch out!

You're very welcome Aaron! I have more of these coming up, so watch out for them!

You're welcome! I'm glad you found the video(s) helpful. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out. Happy DJing and enjoy your learning experience!