DJ Transition Tutorial by Laidback Luke

You asked for it and here it is! The DJ tutorial you've been waiting for! I'm explaining how you can make transitions between genres and tempo's.

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[CheapFiction]

I was never too fond of you luke, but giving back to the community and showing us dj's eager to learn, while also showing us your more than just a big name, you've gained some mad respect..

[occultbass]

I didn't notice that you had Reverb over your voice until the end!!! hella trippy!

[Stacity]

Thank you so much Luke you learn different things from different DJs this is sound such great tutorials we all keep learning.  DJ Stacity.

[mateogonzalez]

Hey Luke, Thank you very much for taking the time to do all of this, is nothing but helpful and inspiring for beginners Dj's like me.
grateful to have one of the best Dj's That lives take time out of his busy schedule to teach and motivate the up comings to keep it real. THANK YOU.

[TheMusicSquad]

Now that we are voting for the DJ Mag, it will be nice that in your next vlog you comment your top 10 producers and top 10 djs, in your opinion. 🙏

[thenxn]

Love LaidbackLuke. Love how I have been lucky enough to see him mix, live from up front. He knows how to mix the hell out of the tracks, live. Also love how he is willing enough to teach upcoming artists.

[vidDunk]

Luke, thank you so much. Doing all these videos with your busy schedule and giving us back so much. Can't describe how much I've learned from you. Mad respect!

[djelevateusa]

Thank you for validating something I've said back when I only knew how to spin on Traktor before I learned on CDJs. I've always argued that there is nothing wrong with using Sync and in situations like these, like if you want to do multi-genre sets and need to make big BPM jumps, it only makes sense to use Sync unless you're just going to drop the next track on the 1.

[alexandredenis]

Honestly this video is gold. Straigth to the point, no bs or ad sponsorship. The techniques are well demonstrate without overexplanation. Good job!

Im starting to Dj Its been one week now and in 2 weeks I got my first event because my girlfirend sister prom didnt have no budget for a Dj. So I proposed myself to do the job. The fact that you mention to not go to a style to another to fast is a really good tip, I would have made the mistake for sure. My set is gonna be made in consequence. Thank you!

[TMBI.Podcast]

Ive been watching your videos for a long time, 'm new to cdc but i learn so much from watching your videos.They are very helpful and informal.Thankyou keep it coming.

[ampedturtle]

1. Where did you get the dedicated dad shirt??
2. Can you do a video on landing gigs: who to ask for, what to ask, etc?

[Turbosc]

I voted for you to be #1 for DJ Mag because you truly deserve it also thanks for this tutorial <333

[vishalmeena]

Hey, thanks Luke, that was really a great topic to cover as we beginners face these problems very much. I'm glad that we have a super technical and dedicated DJ/Producer like you.

[kapslimes]

Good demonstration of why you should sync. It clearly provided you with the best transition. You'll get some respect for doing things the hard way but the end result is whats important. Let the haters hate.

[TripleMTube]

Hey luke, i had this idea that maybe you (and possibly someone from mixmash team) could start doing a demo-listening series? You would put online a submission form and we could send in our tracks´and you select a few for each episode

Edit: the form would be for this serie only

[DJPoppeLive]

Thank you so much Laidback Luck. Always trying to better the experience for those that listen to what I play! Even more important is the advice at the end. You need to have a consistent story to tell, do not keep changing the genre every song. It would be like starting to read a Comic Book, then the next page is a novel, followed by a Newspaper article. Hard to follow and flow! Great job as always sir!

[nandoosh]

Thanks again for your wise words! I do think you are one of the few who uses sync how it's meant to be used.

[justinbuchanan]

I can't even begin to thank you. Your straight forward way of explaining improved my mixing by 1000%. It was so simple but for some reason I guess I didn't understand before. In less than 24 hours after seeing your videos for the first time my skill level reached levels I couldn't hit for years. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge. U da man

[lukabalta]

you are my best tutorial by far i just started and had little help from friend(he only used software at home) and you sure can explain and give advice ty very much sir! subscribed

[Indiandarthvadar]

I love coming home from a hard week of work to watch your videos Luke! Real inspiration! Keep up the good work! Can't wait to see you at tomorrowland on my 21st Birthday!