Beginner vs PRO DJ - Transition Techniques Explained

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In this video, Jamie breaks down an advanced DJ technique into simple, easy-to-follow steps.

Let's teach you how to mix well using Pro DJ mixing techniques. These techniques will help you become a better DJ and make your mixes sound better than ever before.

If you're a beginner DJ and want to start making your mixes sound professional, this video is for you! I'll teach you how to mix using Pro DJ mixing techniques, and by the end of the video, you'll be able to mix like a pro!

Timestamps
Intro & Demo 00:00 - 01:24
Timing & Phrasing 01:24 - 02:53
02:53 - 04:21
Loop Tightening 04:21 - 05:26
Using 3 Decks 05:26 - 07:36
Acapella Chops 07:36 - 10:23
Outro 10:23 - 11:18

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Crossfader

Done the beginner and intermediate courses and can definitely recommend Crossfader - both for course content and the way the lessons are taught. There is so much that as a 'newbie' you just don't know that you don't know about and the courses solved that and got me up and running so quickly. The Crossfader team are clearly passionate and knowledgeable about helping others develop DJ skills, with a support team that are so helpful when I had a couple of queries/requests which they couldn't do enough to sort out. Thanks Jamie and the rest of the Crossfader team. Looking to move to 4 decks now so will soon be taking the advanced or transitions course.... decisions, decisions! 😂

paulsayer

Thx, gives good perspective. I would be particularly interested in advanced techniques for house or techno music, more stuff that plays in underground scene and acapella or effects are less used like in edm. Any plans to make videos for such genres? Or do the same techniques apply?

trhigvl

Dope breakdown using loop and cutting 💥🔥

thestylishapex

I'm just glad you called them "extra" skills. I've only been at this for a year in earnest (as in "practicing every day") but I just do not have this dexterity (yet). 3-4 decks is the one thing I've got down, that just works with my brain really well.

d-jemme

As all ways amazing, well broke down. hoping one day to do at least hafe as good.

jasonlegister

Thanks Jamie, another excellent tutorial, absolutely love the way you break it down, I think I need to invest in your course, I feel I’ve gone as far as I can go learning with YouTube video’s and need to somehow advance forwards to next level

markcaulfield

I miss this kind of videos from crossfader Channel, thanks jamie 👍

JorgeGomez-efze

That's impressive, and just makes me realize how much more I have to learn.

Rynonaut

Jamie... incredible lesson. one question with regards to the renegade master acapella chopping... when you've set the top row of hot cues to drop - are your hot cue buttons set to Gate or Trigger ? and how have you got the two cue buttons on the bottom row to activate two separate loops without changing the effect ? i have a denon prime 4, could i set it to do this and how ? id be interested in taking up one of your corses, i am beyond beginner but looking to advance to the techniques taught in the lesson. which course would best suit please ?

chenelius

Hi Jamie, was wondering if it was possible 4 u guys to do a tutorial on krk studio monitors, how 2 set them up, optimise and get the best out of them? Would be most grateful. Thanks

arvindbhunjun

Great video Jamie, my transitions are getting stale 👍🏻

OneElevenClub

Hey guys. What templates do you use to transition from one scene to another? :)
I really love the elements.

wezzdj

I love how this videos are edited. I do think the acapella did not sound good like & it would also sound better with introducing it little later on & not immediately when the drop comes but l guess you wanted to just show how to do it & it was really nice 👍❤️

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