How to DJ - The Mixing Process

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If you want to learn to DJ, or are in the process of learning to DJ, I know from teaching thousands of people the thing that people struggle with the most is the mixing process. You need to get to a point where you don’t have to think about the mixing process, it comes naturally to you, and on the other side of knowing the mixing process, by heart, you start thinking less and then the magic happens. You can DJ without thinking, you know where you are at all times and what needs to be done at the right time, everytime. It begins here!

Love you guys xoxoxo

[carloslegaspy]

You are such a genuine person and show a real interest in helping DJs. I’ve been playing for 30 years now and wish there would have been someone like you when I was getting started. Keep up the good work and thank you. 30years later and I’m still learning new tricks.

[MoAntphonyMo]

Your vids are compared to no others on youtube right now and using house music as an example =D!

[championsoundsdj]

Before even press play skip through the track to a loud part and match your gains (volume) levels. Do it every time you load a new track. Will improve your mixes and the sound ten fold. For me the idea of DJing is keeping it smooth and for people not to notice the transitions and the next track coming in. If one comes in a lot louder than the other already failed even if bpms are matched and in phrase if one track louder than other when hits it will throw people off and sound sh!t

[dj_paultuk]

Some really good videos so far. A real breath of fresh air compared to "some" of the other well known channels who are clearly just in it for the money, and try to milk it as much as they can.

[Savage__]

I love when you do something that sounds amazing and you're like "that's just messing around" 😀
Another great video. Thanks so much for the content!

[andrescalvo]

Great channel
I’m trying to get my first gig, and they want my Dj sample mix, but I’m unsure how long the sample mix needs to last. Any suggestions?
Thank you so much

[parismangeant]

There is no comparison with any other tutorial videos. Your tutorials are hands down the best tutorials on YouTube. Keep it up man!

[Baskerville__]

Self taught myself DJing but this video has taught me things I still didn’t know! You’re videos are the best Ive watched. Keep at it

[michaelangelo]

MCing is the hard part. DJing is relatively easy in comparison.

[hungarianeverr]

i love your vibe, always smiling etc, keep on ;) If i lived in Sydney or Australia I am sure I would buy your lessons but from middle of Europe with our currency and situation no money now :(

[ft.janice]

Love your videos, my friend learned to be dj ready to play for a crowd through you and shared me your videos so I can learn as well

[Savage__]

I never realized how much better eq work during transitions sounds compared to using the line fader. I've always been aware of swapping out the bass but what you're teaching really does take mixing to another level!! Thanks for teaching me something new. You really are a great teacher and I wish I had you as my teacher back when I first started out. Can only imagine how much better I would be right now if so.

[xoo_chi]

Amazing videos as always!! I have a question: how can I see the tracks key on the display? When i see them the key is not like the camelot way, it appear like classical music keys. How can i see the camelot key of the tracks on the CDJ900 nexus? What I have to do on rekorbox to appear like camelot keys? Thanks in advance!! <3

[rollmodel]

Has anyone taken his courses? Are they worth it? Im a beginner and am looking for a suitable course

[manchesterunited]

Really quality content, the most helpful stuff I´ve seen online. Greetings all the way from Estonia :)

[djsilverdagger]

Thinking of you at this time, Andrew.

[mayer]

I started about 20 yrs ago, on vinyl, stopped to sing in a band, that i still do today...Just recently got back into DJing. Anyway, You often say that you like to do eq work... That's the only way I know how to mix. I also mix with the cross fader still. Can't get a handle on the up fader mixing cuz it doesn't "feel" right, maybe a muscle memory thing... I'd love it if you listened to the mix i just posted, and get feedback from you! First mix in (like I said) about 20 yrs... There are a few hiccups, but I'll get there again! Love to hear back! Cheers

[ongasianganton]

ILMUNYA BERGUNA BAGI SAYA. TERIMA KASIH. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[ravien]

Thank you for ur videos. They great u give me so much energy🤩

[TheApplicant]

be nice if he wasnt constantly trying to push his course.