DJ Techniques

[teachmix]

New Teachmix Edition Launched…

Each & every DJ across the world has had to devote countless hours
learning the skilled art of mixing. In four quick easy steps you will rapidly
develop a basic understanding of how dance music is structured along
with how your equipment works. Whether you play at home, with your
friends or at a club, with the help of Teachmix you will learn how to mix
quicker and easier than before.

Available on both Vinyl & CD format, we equip you with the tools you need
to develop your personal mixing skills. Combine your passion with practice,
and in time you will be able to create seamless mixes of your favorite
tracks for your friends, family and even clubbers to hear & dance to!

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TeachMix

[alexmtin114]

According to me for mixing music software is best.DJ Music Mixer is a full-featured DJ and beat-mixing system to create your own custom DJ-style music. The applications features include Audio and Video player with two independent decks and professional sound quality, as well as beat-sync display, pitch control, and fast-seek mode. There is a crossfader for manual mixing and an autofade functionality.

[rachard1583]

Guys these are the basic,

Mastering the DJ Mix, is matching up the volume of the two songs.
Use a DJ mixer with a split cue setting. Get train to mix to match the Beats Per Minute of the songs. Slowly fade in the new song while simultaneously fading out the old song


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[Becca]

In my view you can use atomix software for mixing songs. It really works because i am currently using it in my job.

[pansen]

thank you for sharing

[so you think your a dj?]

you will have to forgive me,i am 40 odd year old (cough cough) and when i started out we used turntables and hard vinyl.

so is using software the way to go?

i am old school in heart and mind and if i was asked the same question i would say,get some cd decks (seeing as its 2011) and music is cheaper to download vs vinyl,and sit and learn how to use the decks and mixer,how to pitch and sync the tunes,learn how and when to bring your tracks in.

i remeber using traktor dj ages ago before buying my cd decks and the pc couldnt keep up the pace,it was lowing down and speeding up and the mixing was all over the place.

[SKONE]

Learn to use your equipment well, emulate a DJ you like or respect then create your own style & battle other DJ's

[lostprin36]

So many good advices. I have learn many thing from this topic.
Thanks everyone.........



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