DnB to House Transition Trick 🤯💥 #dnb #djmix #dj

[kent-ingestensen]

An actual real DJ in a short? Great work!

[ElectRocnicOfficial]

That's the first time I saw what DJs are actually doing. And I produced music for several years. Never really understood the craft behind DJing. Thanks for this insight!

[shamanllama]

An actual DJ!!! So refreshing to see some REALLY mixing!

[volldrauf]

Nice!! I use this Technique very often and the audience loves it. I started doing this when the sync button didn’t exist. I am very thankful that the button now exists for this exact reason!

[JimmyJayJunior]

As a lifelong music man, that was impressive. Send this to the girl who asked "what do DJs even do??" THIS. So well you dont even notice

[Topcatyo.]

Proper DJing is a very under-appreciated art. Videos like this are great

[nrxpydz]

Finally a DJ who is not afraid to use sync, great transition 🌟

[task-hive]

It's being a while since I heard a DJ doing their actual role! Not just playing songs but actually making them flow like water! Nicely done

[ChrisDelChris]

Clicked on this expecting a joke, ended up learning something I’ll never use. Neat.

[ryxarkhalyx]

Im a big fan of your pair of greatness TTalenTT!

[troyspore]

First time seeing someone actually explain what’s going on

[olivernguyen]

goes hard, first YT short ive ever seeen with a proper dj cheers

[DeleteExistence]

Nice, now I'm going to go listen to some Andy C Drum&Bass

[K-ORA]

Wow, that was great! And the DnB track sounded 🤘🏽. I started on vinyl and traktor and all that shit was not even a fart of a thought yet lol. This wouldnt even be possible back then, at least that fluid in live sense.

[dandyandy]

and then immediately bring back the DnB!

[andrewwowk]

Another option is set the house track at 3/4 tempo of the D&B track (so if the D&B track is 170bpm play the house track at 127.5bpm) and make a 3 beat loop on the house track and 4 beat loop on the D&B track. Instant polyrhythm.

[jorgegallardo]

Tracks:
Deadline- SPY Remix
Shake it- Deeper Purpose

[andrebranney]

Awesome transition! Thanks for sharing. :)

[FoxMacLeod]

LMAO! Excellent stuff! - I always find really straightforward instructions for doing musical things that most fans assume to be complicated or difficult (like blues guitar, basic scale-based solos, for example); that's the reason I find this funny, but I don't mean it to detract one iota from the splendid musicianship and clear instruction, both of which are absolutely rad, IMO.

Cheers!

[Litepaw]

That house track sounded waaay better with a faster tempo 😩 ..but then again I'm not really into house at all 😂
Damn that's a flawless transition