5 Mixing Ideas for DJs - Transition Techniques

Learn 5 different ways to vary the transitions in your DJ sets with this detailed tutorial.

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⭐ MIXES ⭐

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⭐TUTORIALS ⭐

🗣 5 MIXING TECHNIQUES:

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[-syphec-]

man is literally flexing on us with his 3 controllers in the beginning lmao

[kaifaiyoung]

Been dj'ing for almost a year, and still learning all the time. Crossfader is a fantastic learning aid for those who really want to push the boundaries of their skillsets, really appreciate the work you guys put into these vids. Thank you!

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Idea #1: 1:04
Idea #2: 2:47
Idea #3: 5:08
Idea #4 5:57
Idea #5 8:28

[ghannamax]

5 is especially my favorite. I always like it when DJs use the melodies and harmonies of two songs to bridge them together.

[CliveRaynor]

I'm just an ordinary guy, who has been listening to dance music for a very long time and can I just say, you DJ guys and girls are super talented and incredibly clever. I for one couldn't hope to approach the amazing tricks and devices you all use. Actually, I don't want to when I have top DJs to do it for me. And you make it look so easy. Wow. That's why I simply love to listen and watch the best at work. Great sounds, inventive techniques, thanks for the insight.

[paulinnate]

Wish i found your tutorials a few years ago when i was transitioning from vinyl to digital. I'm learning a lot, even the basics help. Coming up with these techniques on your own is not easy and your clear instructions are great, thank you.... your taste in music definitely helps too. thank you for all your doing.

[xBaRLoGx]

I have literally 0 clue what you're doing, but I love watching videos like this <3

[paulsizer]

Thanks so much. Even for someone like me who's done this for a while, it's always good to brush up on basics to keep from getting stale. Much appreciated!

[jakeburhoe]

ok so ivve basicly been teaching myself and ive used some of these but watching u do them has helped me and will greatly improve my mixing

[cjusticeg]

I would love to see a video that shows a general idea of each FX and what their intended effect is. For example; reverb can be used to fill space and create dramatic build. Interested in things like enigmatic jet, flanger and phaser. I mix mostly peak/driving techno (BPM 127-135) Thanks!

[brandonponte]

Your videos are top notch. Everything is explained in such a clear and structured manner. I’ve spent a lot of time recently watching tutorials and Crossfader is consistently the most helpful asset to learning how to DJ and advancing my skills. Huge, huge thank you! ❤

[MarvicAmog]

That hi hat mix and cue play is so key! Thank u so much for making this!!!!

[Pboot]

My favorite is scratch and drop on the one! I like 'going straight to the point' ! 😂

[katgollop]

Looking through tutorials and I thought I saw a familiar face! Being taught online by a chap in my year at school while living on the other side of the world... how bizarre! Great tutorials

[drippyd]

it’s nice knowing i’m a beginner and i’m already doing these effects without even knowing what they are that’s crazy, hopefully i have a good career

[JamzZMusic]

Both the hot cue and the looping technique are my favs for sure it’s hard to choose between them but honestly all the techniques in this are pretty cool

[DeeJayAARonYT]

I liked the hi-hat one. Subtle, but effective and creative! 👍🏿

[DJ.SNISTER]

i have been mixing for 2 months extreme beginner and you just delivered me the holy grail of videos thank you for fixing my dumb ass

[mollyskies]

This tutorial is amazing! Thank you! The hot cue technique is my favorite because it seems so fun and it makes me just want to dance even more!