First thing to learn when DJing!

[DJPhilHarris]

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[PoppinRoofie]

This right here is why DJ's actually became a thing. Otherwise you could just let a playlist go and call it a day. DJ's in the late 70's gained prominence because they played the "best part" of the song and blended it in with the next song.

[alexh]

This is correct for the types of songs you're mixing. Genres like progressive House/trance, there's more of a longer and graduated intro to the next song.

[AndyAcostaProductions]

Being a DJ takes so much skill and people don't realize it

[NickWeissMusic]

Those atmospheric intros are useful if you’re changing tempos. I’ll loop them so I can fade into it whenever I feel, and it’s not super annoying when the tempos don’t match. It kind of gets people guessing, then you can release the loop and drop the beat. I’m a wedding and hotel bar DJ so I don’t absolutely have to keep it thumping, a little break here and there works for me.

[CSigmaShow]

Hence the term "The Drop"! 😁

[HpZ]

I wrote my thesis on how jungle tempos match the patterns of the human heart and mind. The listeners body knows when transitions should happen.

[jaxsonm]

Phil single handily teaching me how to dj in his reels… fr though thank you, I just started 3 days ago after going to beyond and I’m seriously learning so much from these

[htxmac]

Alright Harry Potter, I’m definitely taking notes!

[MrZap]

The most important skill for beginners is actually beat matching. Once you learn that, then you could do stuff like this

[VIDEOMAZTER]

That's the most important trick not to let the energy down by bringing in the part of music that will pump in more adrenaline on the floor.

[S_M_]

Depends. Sometimes the crowd needs 90 seconds to regather. I mix on then lower energy all the time to help me
Pace the 3-4 hours ahead of me

[scadark]

a small but very important advice, from there is that you can put the atmosphere and people to dance, thanks for this video

[djspin]

One of THE MOST IMPORTANT Dj skills.. don't play Christina Aguilera!!

[got]

Really Great tips as always!!!
You are true Teacher from the Heart

[TheChocolatBlanc]

True, too bad for me I really do enjoy edging the best part.

[danielskinner]

Surely at the same time Tho you cannot play drop after drop recognisable part after recognisable part, it would plateau the excitement and energy?

[nihaomz]

Thanks for that DJ bro! Been DJing on android

[TROYD]

This is what we call the cue point 👌🏾💯

[krisnick]

Ive done gigs where its been a country wedding and if youve heard the song save a horse ride a cowboy by big n rich, you'll notice the first part of the song is just them going "dun da da dun da da dun dad da da da duuunn duunnn" so i alwas skip to the hook. Its called the hook for a reason, it's the part of the song that hooks you into the song