Although I've been using Serato DJ Pro (yes I bought it, for 65 euro during a promotion sale) for a decade and I've been DJ'ing professionally back in the days (I'm in my 40s), it's always nice to watch videos like these. I'm sort of stuck with a certain setup/setting, so maybe there's some tricks/tips/advice I haven't thought of yet. Lets watch :) 5:29 Holy shit, you (still) use Winamp. I love Winamp. Been using it ever since it was released back in the late 90s. A bit of advice to those reading my comment: I do have a Macbook which I (primarily, I don't use it for anything else) use with Serato DJ Pro. I know my way around on those big juicy horny CDJ-2000NXS2's (I haven't had the chance to tryout the CDJ-3000's yet), but in my home studio I have a nice Roland DJ-505 controller. It came with Serato DJ Pro built-in the machine, so I don't use my other license at the moment. What I wanted to say, is that you don't need a high-end machine to be able to become a (professional) DJ. I know several people, Pri Yon Joni for example, who prefer the old(er) Pioneer DJ DDJ-SB2, which I have had as well. You also don't need a Macbook, but for me it's because Serato would nót work on my 12th gen Intel machine. At all. Hence the reason I started using an older Macbook Pro. Just last month I picked up an M2 Macbook Air 8GB for a killer price and started using it in my studio. And it's a blast. Windows is pretty decent for DJ hardware, but you can come up with issues (sound latency, hickups, Serato/Rekordbox not even starting or even BSOD's). Make sure to get a decent machine and do not, but that's my personal advice after 25 years of DJ'ing, use your gaming PC on which you have instlaled a whole bunch of software. Serato, being the best DJ software there is, is a very heavy piece of software. Although the system requirements may look decent, it does get heavier by every update. Also, do not use the BETA versions of Serato DJ Pro if you don't know the software top to tow already. I do use it, even in my livestreams, because I do know what to set and what not to set in the settings screen.

This is an amazing tutorial...thank you brother

Thank you, your video is so helpful, thanks a million.

🔥 Dj

Nice video

I literally have the smallest Dj board on Amazon for about 100 bucks I do plan on getting a bigger board I just got this one for now to learn and see if I like it but will getting a bigger board in the future make it easier to Dj and do mixing tricks like you did in the video Idk if the mixing is hard because I just started or is it because of my smaller board I’m working on…it’s hard to tell can you give me some advice?

What is the specs on your Mac 💻 pro?

What happened to the second half of the video

How is this beginner? So fast from topic to topic that unless you already know what those (mean=definition) then your completely lost. Ive made a mistake. Its impossible for me to learn to make music. Now that Ive been guided to the edge, I wonder what to do know.