Have you ever gone for a bass swap and when you do the exiting track drops out dramatically making your transition sound a little empty? It could be 2 things, number 1, your swapping at the wrong point in the track and cutting sections in half which can sound unnatural or you're one of the many people out there that believe you have to take the bass out entirely and swap the basses aggressively , and sure it feels great to do a hard swap but there's a time and place for harder and softer bass swapping and in this video I'll explain the difference between both and give you a strategy to up your EQ game.
Bass Swapping Tips
You have to watch this video for examples, this video is full of free red hot tips: https://youtu.be/xVNk9z7j-hg
At the end of the day using the EQ should be flexible and ideally it gets to a point that you understand it so well using it becomes intuitive making all your transitions seamless every single time, no matter the genre, no matter the transition point. Personally I love EQ mixing and this is by far one of my specialities and in my course I break down and explain the EQ in a way that'll make sense and it'll transform the way you look at DJing forever. I know this is a big call, but everyone tells me, the course below there mind and I am receiving almost daily messages form students sharing their accomplishments and it's blowing my mind and I hope I can blow yours too.
The process of researching and building up your music collection is an essential job for all DJs and one which can be overwhelming with more and more options becoming available.
YouTube is a great place to start if you are brand-spanking new. For instance, you can find videos about your controller. Whether you have the new Pioneer DDJ-FLX4 or the OG Pioneer DDJ-400, most big DJ brands like Pioneer DJ, Denon DJ, and Numark have tutorials on YouTube.
I am receiving so many questions from people getting club shows or wanting to get club shows and they are really nervous about making the jump from controller to club gear and some are even expressing concerns about what genres to play, saying there local clubs focus on more party and commercial music.
A tonne of students have reached out to me in recent weeks letting me know they have scored sets at venues and some of the venues have requested that the DJs play all night, so in this video I will talk about the difference between preparing shorter vs longer sets, the different types of longer sets you may encounter and how to prepare for them so you can potentially make marathon sets a huge success.
Let's face it there really are so many different ways you can practise and from teaching literally thousands of people I feel the majority only do 1 or 2 ways at most and they wonder why they get bored or reach a plateau, so keep reading as this article gives you a fresh outlook on ways to assure your DJ sessions are successful to assure you build unstoppable momentum.
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Not sure where to start? In this mini series I answer many of the questions beginners have about learning to DJ.
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Not sure where to start? In this mini series I answer many of the questions beginners have about learning to DJ.