How to find music for a DJ set - My secret hack

In this video I show you how to find music for your DJ sets and find your personal sound, my last method will definitely make you stand out from the rest!

[pedrosalgado]

James you could make a video on how do you create the set after the music selection, would be really useful.

[qetomusic]

it's just so down-to-earth seeing you click through pop-ups and sh*t to get to your tracks

[Djzero]

One thing I learned from James Hyper is to be different, don't choose the same music as everyone else, thank you James Hyper for that

[bowlofdick]

James is the man! This dude is the opposite of a gatekeeper with all these how-to videos.

[coasterfreek]

James, I've been djing for 3 years now and you are so helpful, thank you man

[ConsciousTraveller]

I love the way you simplify things. Many users of ableton go into so much technical details and make it seem harder than it should be. Thanks for sharing videos like this!!!

[GeneralSigh]

You have been dropping gold, one of the biggest influences and best help on my current journey, thank you 🎉❤

[eddddd]

I've loved dance music since the early 90s nearly 47 and watching this is really making want to start being a dj

[OkMinMusic]

Yo James been following your journey for quite some time now and it's been incredibly inspirational and motivational seeing how much you've grown as an artist. I've been producing for a decade but only recently started uploading publicly with hopes of a bright future as an artist. Big ups bro and hope to see more great things for you in the future!

[rydmmusic]

hahaha so cool that james hype doing what we are doing :))

[Armandox]

Great explanation! Music comes from the heart, and I love how openly and naturally you explain things! Other DJ's could learn a lot from that really... You are willing to share, and that's a f*cking admirable quality! ♥

[tellerrecords]

Thanks James for those always amazing tips!

[lowyieldbondfunds]

James, I'm an aspiring DJ, thank you so much for providing us with your knowledge

[iamwildeofficial]

Thanks for showing that is not that difficult to create an edit. Most beginner producers out there think they need tons of plugins and tweaks to make something great :)

[jbikes]

I use a Spotify playlist that every Friday updates with of the weeks releases of dnb.. I got through that and save a playlist to then go and download them where ever I can.. the good thing is that this playlist isnt just big artists it is EVERYTHING that has been released that week which is neat

[Selim_Tharwat]

Thanks James for always sharing your own amazing tips and trying to educate the crowd and the Djs ❤❤❤

[DJTimeLock]

Love the little edit trick at the end. I would always go for full blown remixes which would be hard and time consuming. Glad to know it doesn't always has to be!

[alexmarin]

You're such an inspiration to so many of us. Keep it up!!

[HenryHunt]

My dad and his best mate were resident DJs at the sunlounge in derby and I've got into DJing with their old equipment, pioneer DDJ T1 with tractor scratch pro 2 doing 2 and sometimes 4 deck mixes. And my goto for house music is for sure beatport. I want to get your wild extended mix off of your wild but I'm waiting for the right time to get it.

[bradywilliams]

Awesome stuff. I've been rocking your mixes (whether they're in the top ten or not, lol) at the club for years.