STEP BY STEP PURE VINYL MIXING LESSON FOR THE NEW DJ

STEP BY STEP PURE VINYL MIXING LESSON FOR THE NEW DJ
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[elmezcalero]

This man really did teach/inspire a generation of djs 😭

[HaberdasheryBee]

Just stumbled across this video after going through a nostalgic rabbit hole of James Zabeila sets and as soon as I heard his voice I was like “hang on a sec…”

I’m 40 now and was being taught to mix by this guy in the early 2000s!! What a legend that he’s still going!

Thank you for all you taught me man!!

[ElectronicChateau]

Bought myself a set of decks and a mixer for Christmas, used them a couple of times, didn't know what I was doing and put them back in the box 😂 Going to watch a few tutorials today and try again.

[chopperg]

You can see the experience oozing out of this man. Been watching his vids since my 20s. Im 40 now

[paul.c]

What are the greatest DJ teachers ever born or alive people this man

[elektrikmusic]

This, ladies and gents is what a beginner lesson should be like. Simple and to the point !
Ive been on the decks since 94 and still learnt some good points ... That's a true teacher . 👍🙌

[mkg]

Checking back in after 16 years, learnt so much from this man watching his videos in the local internet cafe and then going home to practice pitch riding. I'm now in my 40's and teaching my girlfriend to mix so came back for a teaching refresher.

[raplex]

You are making it fun. I love that! When you said "I would be deaf. Pardon?! " lmao 😂
Thank you for spreading the knowledge!

[themease]

Loving the scales analogy - flour on one side and coke on the other 😆👍

[gojdartamas]

I would like to tell You, I can’t learn this for a few decades, then I saw your videos, and I learned for 6 month the pitchriding mixing snd to learned it iz’s major help I recive from Your videos. I would like to thank You! I hope You are well!

[frankkeen]

Always enjoy your Vinyl Mixing tutorials. I have been a DJ for over 30 years and nothing is more satisfying than to mix 2 records in perfect beat and key and keeping the flow of the music going. Keep up the Vinyl lessons, they are always helpful.

[gavinlamp]

it always amazes me watching a dj on vinyl get a track matched together in less than 4 beats.

[captaindudeman]

Took my turntables out of storage and broke out all my old dnb, attempting to knock the rust off after 15 years.
Struggling to cue, beatmatch, phrase match and EQ properly again.

Thanks for the refresher now it's just practice practice practice ftw.

[oleplanthafer]

There is also another way....:

This is all very fine, but applies mainly to House, Trance, etc, which were produced with beatmatching in mind.

I am mostly playing Classic and Northern Soul as well as vintage Boss Reggae, so no long instrumental intros or outros, nor extended breaks.

So I beatmatch New York Style, like Cool Herc did in '73, fading over just the bass (i.e, kickdrum) from track B to track A, while fading out the bass of track A, so you've got the bass track of track B accompanying the mids and highs of track A.

Let this run for a moment, and then fade out midst and highs from track A whilst fading in mids and highs from track B. This way you avoid clashing vocals, harmonies, melodies, keys, etc.

Full kill on all 3 frequency ranges for both channels is a must for this, but if you can: try it. It's really something else, it's really fun and it really excites the punters!

[thatkidhector]

this guy right here is a blessing for anyone who wants to learn about becoming a DJ, thank you for posting and please keep it going.

[Trentcast]

Dude can I just say I’ve been watching you since I was a wee young lad, only ever laying eyes on gear in your videos back in the days of early YouTube. You helped me grow into the DJ I am today more than I realized until now that I’m seeing your videos again for the first time in what feels like eons lol big love Ellaskins 🙏🏼 keep teaching and inspiring, maybe I’ll show my young pup your videos when’s he’s old enough to chop it up ❤️

[AvantHarde]

youtube just started to recommend your channel after 10+ years again and I realised how cool you are, I can guarantee you 111%

[JoseGonzalez-rxzm]

I was about to quit but because of you and this video I stayed the course... you sir are my hero!

[rudimartinez]

Honestly….. I taught my self to play vinyl over the past 2 years snd I feel I’m pretty good….. scratch that, I taught my self and saw some of your videos. You’re well versed and give good info in a short amount of time. We appreciate your info bruv.

I wish I didn’t have to learn about spl the hard way.

To those learning…. If appears from what Iv seen that some people have a natural musical mind. Beat matching vinyl is a little hard at first, making sure you’re in “season” with 8/16/32 counts is even harder. Those whose brain doesn’t subconsciously count beats/melody’s are at a disadvantage.

To some people, the cyclic nature of music, the “law” that is that law for how ever long that track is, and the physical manipulation of media just does something to satisfy the neurons when that mix is just right.

[Juniper]

Thanks for this video man, I'm 24 and currently learning to mix on vinyl with my mate! This video really helped me step in the right direction :)