3 Easy Ways to Mix Songs With No Intros (2023)

[@djcarlo]

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[@MrKMilano]

Greetings King. I love your channel. I'm getting back into doing and looking for a record pool with video remixes. Any suggestions?

[@Roses_R_redeR]

🔥👊🥀 Carlo did pioneer fix the connection problem in the back of the ddj flx4... 🤔

[@armaanlisa2574]

I need some DJ lessons

[@carlcouture1023]

I always use a 4/8/16 beat loop. It's basically like having an extended DJ intro that you can control. ☘️

[@djcarlo]

Woot! Thanks for watching the video and for sharing your style!

[@herbross6612]

i do this too, saw it from a local pro dj and thought what a great and easy to implement method

[@CE03rfc]

Me too

[@banton9368]

Standard innit but works well

[@kohlekocher]

So you have like various beat loops which you put on a third deck (C) for mixing from A to B then? Or how do you do this?

[@djsnowballofficial]

Another trick I have used a time or two is to put a 1 beat loop on the first beat of the verse and slowly fade it in as the previous song reaches the end. It gives a hint as to what the next song is without losing all the surprise factor.

[@djcarlo]

That's another interesting way of doing it! I kinda dig it!

[@dari5130]

Love the loop technique. Find it really great and simple to use if a song f.e got like a synth or something melodic in the first 2-4 bars and just filter it in until the main tracks chorus is done and then just delay it out and switch to the next song. Sounds best when the tracks match harmonically offcourse.

[@djcarlo]

That's true! The loop is a great tool for extending intros and making smoother mixes!

[@terryjetter1718]

Ive always been amazed by how you make even simple mixing sound so good. For me, starting out I felt like I wasnt getting it right. But people started telling me how much they loved my mixing. But I just couldnt see it, i figured they were fluffing me. Then I listened back to some of my recorded mixes and saw my progress. Quite amazing how natural it becomes with a lot of practice. Many thanks to YOU for all of your super helpful tutorials and everything else. Your demeanor itself is confidence building. Im almost a full year in and your lessons really helped me get started confidently. Now I am about to upgrade from a DDJSR2 to a Rane One and I am SUPER pumped. Now its time to up the ante and start working on more complicated scratch transitions and we all know thats the funnest way to mix. Theres only about 4 really good scratch DJs in my city that I know about. Our market is wide open in my city as clubs are always looking for dedicated performance DJs but they usually have to bring them in from out of town because no one does it here anymore. They only radio mix out here. Because the scratch djs here dont know how to do it without annoying everyone or overdoing it. I understand that just some subtle tricks during the mix is plenty. And you dont do it every single transition. And you dont go into 4 minute scratch routines out here. People want to hear the song and dance and sing along. So I like to use some FLAIR only when its time to rebuild the dancefloor and get people engaged again. When they get tired i slow it down a bit. Then moderately build back up and implement some minor tricks to get them back out. DJing is too much fun.

[@djcarlo]

Dang Terry, you've pretty much gotten the club DJ balance figured out! Congratulations on your progress, and I'm so happy to have been a party of your journey. Make the best of it bud, and make yourself part of the industry standard in your city!

[@DJ2109]

Carlo, everytime I get discouraged I watch your videos. I immediately feel refreshed after... You're amazing man... THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO

[@djcarlo]

I'm glad you do! Hope they keep inspiring you!

[@SanctumOfTheDin]

5th method, echoed backspin into hitting the post, esp works if transitioning into a more hiphop/rap oriented track. I love to do it whenever I drop Medussa by Griz and Wreckno

[@gael6135]

Buen video bro saludos

[@djcarlo]

Love those artistas! Yeah the echo works well for those types of songs!🤔

[@djcarlo]

@@gael6135 gracias amigo 😮

[@matteosurax]

what u mean with “post”?

[@BottomShelfEntertainment]

This video was really helpful! A lot of songs that we have been DJing have been radio edits, so we realized that echoing was working for us. But, the looping technique is something I am definitely going to try out!☘️

[@djcarlo]

Yay! Go ahead and try that technique! Thanks for watching!

[@HankCarter0]

That ghost blend is an interesting trick! It seems like you could just drop transition to the next song, but having it timed out and playing certainly frees up your hands to play with effects on the other deck! Cool video! 🍀

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! The ghost blend is a *tricky* transition, but if you get it down right, you're golden!

[@BeamDeam]

​@@djcarlois this possible with Rekordbox? I know this is possible with Traktor and Serato. But on Rekordbox I didn't find a way to "play" a song before it starts.

[@thejesserivera]

Yessss!!! Something shorter than that 10 minute long song that I’ve been listening for the whole day 🥰🥰

[@djcarlo]

Hahahaha, which song is that? That's an insanely long song yo!

[@thejesserivera]

@@djcarlo the new re-released song from the Goddess. I’ll send it to you!!!

[@sorcerykid]

The cue method is what I've been using for literally 20 years, since back in the day we couldn't see wave forms, and it was much easier to interactively use the cue to extend the intro.

[@djcarlo]

Correct! It's still relevant today, so at least we're still keeping the classic techniques there!

[@under_owl]

It's a helpful video. I learn a lot.😍🥰

[@djcarlo]

I'm glad you learned a lot from the video bud! Hope it helps with your mixing!

[@joniqasimi4571]

Very useful tips. Can’t wait to try them out!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@djcarlo]

Yeah!!! I guarantee you, it'll be fun to play around with the transitions!

[@Dank_Lulu]

I've never mixed tracks before today and I would just like to inform you that I merely watched this tutorial out of curiosity. I have totally purchased every track I am about to mix using the appropriate Internet routes just like how I have definately purchased every single Windows license of every PC I have ever owned as per the politically-correct Internet ethics code. But in case I ever need this information for whatever reason, thanks a lot! 🤟

[@djcarlo]

Youre very welcome, and thank you for supporting all the coders, producers and creators out there! 🤩

[@HelgeV.]

Great! This is what I was searching for.. Perfect and thanks!

[@djcarlo]

Youre welcome! Hope the video was helpful for you!

[@XBeatsMashups100]

A much needed video !!! Thank you for this amazing !

[@djcarlo]

You're welcome bud! Glad you found the video helpful!

[@CardfightVanja]

In the past I've made some dj tools that are just 32 bars of drums with different rhythms. You can use these drum stems to do the same trick as mixing into an Acapella, except they have no melodic content and therefore will work with anything. Add some fx from the mixer and make sure it's a beat that blends with the core of the next track. Works wonders. If you've got a third deck available you can do even more like loading up a looped pad sample or other stems

[@djcarlo]

Yup! Those are called Intro versions, and I use them like crazy from all different record pools. This is mostly for songs that just *lack* those versions, and in situations where you haven't had time to edit them. Good advice though, and great that you make your own too!

[@shevonpeiris5212]

back at it!☘

[@djcarlo]

Let's gooooo Shevon!

[@tomlangreder1342]

great video, I've seen somewhere a video that taught, you set your second cue point before vocals and your first cue point in the outro. I've set many tracks this way that basically start with vocals or mc loaded hype tracks like hip hop, rap. allows you time to mix, possible build up etc. then you hot cue drop in time. another tip/ trick is using an extended or slow break effect, like grandmas old record player got unplugged slow. i set break speed to the 3 o'clock position

[@djcarlo]

If that works for your sets, then go with it! Anything to keep the music flowing, and the crowd pumping!

[@djgrooveworld]

Stems add even more possibilities for mixing radio edits! You can isolate the instrumentals and use them like an intro or outro :)

[@djcarlo]

Yes!!! I utilize stems a lot for songs I wouldn't normally be able to mix with

[@djgrooveworld]

@@djcarlo An amazing tool for people who use Tidal

[@matiassanchez1679]

YEEEES, I NEEDED THIS SO MUCH!!!!

[@djcarlo]

Awesome! I'm glad you found what you needed Matias!

[@missnellikinz]

I love the idea of using a loop - I bought my first controller today :') ☘️

[@djcarlo]

They're fun to play around with! Enjoy 'em bud!

[@dmcmdr]

Great ideas! Thank you. For hip hop especially, I'll loop one word like "hey" "ok" or "yeah" and then start mixing that in and out in between the vocals of the outgoing track. Another thing that I'll do, especially if the incoming track has an unusual or dramatic first few bars is to either loop out or echo out the old track, pause for 1 beat of silence for dramatic effect, then start the new song. Also it is super helpful if a beat grid is totally effed, I spaced out for a minute and didn't have the new track looped, big BPM jumps, new genre, beats are irregular (many older dance or pop songs), or I just can't seem to get the beats aligned. ☘️

[@djcarlo]

Those are also other ways of playing around with them! Every DJ has a style, and playing around with the transitions are fun. And thanks for staying till the end!

[@djjomax101]

Thank you for the good tips! I like the looping technique the most! 😁🎧🍀

[@djcarlo]

You're welcome bud, and thanks for sticking around till the end!

[@andyadams43]

beat loops, got to love beat loops, i tend to loop the track outro more though, ill cue up the next track 8-16 beats before then loop the last 4-8 of the current playing and just blend by ear, once the 2nd track starts to ramp up ill fade it out or put some effect on to smooth it out (as well as use voice over samples to mask it) ☘️

[@djcarlo]

That's another way of doing it bud! But yeah, gotta love beat loops. Thanks for watching till the end!

[@valmar215]

Wish there was a video on this earlier! I actually learned how to DJ from your other videos about a year ago. But everything you talked about here I had to figure out on my own lol! But it did make learning the fundamentals fun with trial and error

[@djcarlo]

Haha, I realized there's a lot of tracks out there with no intros, and people have been asking! Glad you were able to learn though; there's always some fun to be had in trial and error!

[@鸟生蛋]

Honestly, all technics you show in this video i did use it most of the time, thank you bro for such amazing video

[@djcarlo]

I'm glad you've already discovered the techniques bud!

[@anthonyw92]

What's really crazy is these are the techniques I've established my first time djing...by accident! I just looped and mixed short intros this whole time lol

[@djcarlo]

It's fun to discover these things by accident!

[@kapisithekid2843]

Always enjoy your videos kabsat…I like the echo, and the ghost transitions. It takes practice to master these skills. Also, understanding the music count helps…Another great content.

[@djmediake]

This was a masterpiece❤️

[@djcarlo]

Glad you enjoyed the video Media!

[@hagopdayermenjian3780]

All of your content is awesome man thank you🍀

[@djcarlo]

Thanks man! Really appreciate that! And thanks for making it all the way to the end

[@djdeegee5709]

The loop is something I didn’t think about. ☘️. I’m going it try that out.

[@djcarlo]

Go for it Darius! Enjoy playing around with the loops, and thanks for sticking around til the end!

[@agushacevoces]

Loved them all 🍀

[@djcarlo]

Todos gracias Agus, and thanks for watching it till the end! Disfrutas las técnicas!!

[@interconnectedbeing]

Hey DJ Carlo, I'd love to see a video on Afrobeats/Dancehall/Reggaeton mixing on the DDJ-400

[@djcarlo]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll see about that in the future buddy!

[@djbanger1527]

My techniques on dirty versions use Trans / Gate Compressor fx to play with the outgoing volume and bring the mids gradually down

[@djcarlo]

This is one method of working with dirty versions, especially when you need to keep it clean, but also dangerous if you don't catch it in time! Believe me, I do this too haha

[@Alexu_2008]

All techniques were sick thanks for helping me learn how to mix music without intros/outros

[@djcarlo]

For sure bud! Glad the lessons here were useful!

[@freedinner886]

Smash like quick Carlo broham i love your service to the community... I have a passion for djing but never made enough time to commit. Your lessons reinvigorate my passion... Thann you aagin

[@djcarlo]

I'm gonna keep adding fuel to the fire of your passion man! Until I finally get that thing ignited at least!

[@starrynayt]

The lotion was hilarious! I really love your videos. Is there such a thing as "bedroom dj?". I'm not planning to go pro but I wanna make use of that Mixtrack Pro II that my friend left me.

[@DJKero17]

Yeah a lot of ppl are bedroom djs or reddit/twitch DJs (streaming instead of clubs)

[@djcarlo]

Yup! That used to refer to people who were just starting out, or who have yet to do a public gig. Now, since the pandemic hit, lots of people are just mixing at home with their own set ups!

[@Rusorak]

As I mainly working with radio edits I use loop to keep transition more smooth than just echoing it out but either of these methods are just working on gigs. As always - great job Carlo! ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ Also, I have an idea for another video. Maybe you will make one about catchy transitions using original songs and it's modern, sampled versions? (Like More Spell On You by Eddie Johns vs One More Time by Daft Punk). It will be great!

[@djcarlo]

Thanks for watching till the end bud! And I'll see about that; that's gonna require a little bit of production work for the songs, but let's see if I can whip something up there!

[@DanielWalker.]

Definitely gonna use this ☘️

[@djcarlo]

Useful tips bud! Make good use of 'em!

[@TUSHAR_K1220]

i love your mixing style dj king carlo

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! Glad you like my style!

[@paolobarzon99]

u da best 🍀

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! Glad you stayed to the end too!

[@sharathrathod7216]

You are between Carlo ... keep them coming and educate us all so that we can become better .. Dhanyawad from India bro

[@djcarlo]

Of course bud! That's the reason I started this channel; to educate and spread good vibes.

[@scitch34]

Good stuff bro! 🍀

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bro! And thanks for sticking around till the end!

[@johnnychipello919]

Love it!!...I have so many of these songs from all my old itunes songs from back in the day that I bought ...I was avoiding playing them for this reason. I love the cue point one the best..I can tap a beat pretty good since i used to play some drums when i was a kid..lol

[@djcarlo]

Having the rhythm in you is a big advantage when DJing! Helps with timing too since you understand the counting!

[@ianvanwinkle5444]

The second to last one ☘️

[@djcarlo]

Awesome Ian! And thanks for making it all the way to the end!

[@alaiyahakeem717]

I really love when he stopped the first song then bought up the second song

[@djcarlo]

It's a fun technique to use, believe me!

[@TATTKINGELI]

Top notch as always sir 🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@RoamingAries]

Thanks Dj Carlo. I was spending too much time trying g to manipulate Bpm and analyzing bpm to get songs in sync.

[@djcarlo]

Glad you got something from the video!

[@niranalex]

Looping and echoing out works best for me.

[@djcarlo]

Those work best I'd say! That's what I used to do as well when I was still a college party DJ

[@giovannipasquale2726]

Does anyone not appreciate the fact he lubed his hand at 1:15 downloading pirated music? 🤣

[@djcarlo]

Gotta keep those hands silky smooth!....to pirate in style. looool

[@antonioteodor1039]

Very helpful!Thanks Carlo 👍❤️

[@djcarlo]

You're welcome! Hopefully you got some insights from this video!

[@TheDotanco]

You are the best !!!

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! Hope you got some insights on mixing!

[@kpioryboy]

Thank you for the amazing tutorials as always 🍀

[@djcarlo]

You're welcome bud! And thanks too for watching till the end!

[@paasolo8202]

Really helpful. Thanks Sir Carlo.

[@djcarlo]

My pleasure is mine! Thanks for the support!

[@ryanrapier6654]

Do you often find that you have to increase BPM on some radio edits to make the transition smoother? Mobile DJ's get requests a lot and we do our best to flow in from the current song to the requested song, but more often than not, the BPM is not anywhere close. What is the best way to transition something like that?

[@mikedropproductions]

You could use sync combined with looping to bring the tracks together. For example: You have a track playing that is lower bpm and you have “wannabe - spice girls” requested. Sync wannabe to your lower bpm track, loop “yo” right before “I tell you what I want”. Fade in slowly so that the looping “yo” is on time. Then bring the BPM up on wannabe while synced and it will move both songs BPM at the same time. The looped “yo” will get faster until you hit the native BPM of Wannabe, exit the loop and cut the previous track. That’s one option. I hope the text example sort of helps but in all honesty, creativity is key when mixing!

[@beaujenks3849]

Just play the song requested, they won't care or notice.

[@sdot3358]

@@mikedropproductions idk I would just loop "I tell u what I want" the crowd would go crazy cause they know what u bout to play

[@bryanfontez]

I have a much easier full proof way that works on 90% of the tracks in your library. Use a quarter note loop on the beat just before the verse. Loop it in time. And then high pass filter or echo out the original song while you bring in the next track and unloop. You don't have to do any counting of any kind, it works on almost all genres it gives you time to think and finesse the transition and it simple to do and sounds professional.

[@Cassfrow]

I’m just starting out. Can’t you explain that again in a simpler way please lol. What’s quarter loop?

[@bryanfontez]

@@Cassfrow so track one is playing. On the track you want to mix in, find the first note of the song or the beat just before the first verse. You have to use your judgement based on how the song starts. Once you find a good spot, loop it for 1 beat in time with the track that's playing faded it in. Turn the loop off when it feels good to do so. To make it smoother you can even use the high pass filter on it as well when mixing it in. It's easy to do but hard to explain. If you add me to FB or IG I'll make a video and show you.

[@DJrickardo_]

Can you do the video and upload it on here mate?

[@hunga.b]

no wayyy is that a ddj-200 at 4:52?? never thought i'd see a pro using my controller lol

[@djcarlo]

Yup! I even have full mixes with that controller 😆

[@sherfillouisy]

Thanks great information ☘️

[@djcarlo]

Thanks for watching till the end bud!

[@scottadkin541]

Prep and Que 🍀☘️

[@djcarlo]

Best techniques with your songs!

[@tek00732882]

Loops loops it's all about the loops!! :D

[@djcarlo]

Loops are the key!

[@phinds1]

The last transition is the one I use the most 🍀

[@djcarlo]

Awesome bud! Make good use of it!

[@jmoak311]

Prep and cue! Or for some funk and disco songs that start on the 3 or on the 4 or on the & 1 count, I’ll just baby scratch and drop in.

[@djcarlo]

That's another way of doing it! There's a lot of disco songs that just start with 1 snare, I've noticed.

[@jerz732]

Thank you for this one!! I feel almost like you heard my cry 😅

[@djcarlo]

Hahaha, you're welcome bud! I'm sure a lot of DJs struggle with radio edits because, starting out, I did too!

[@josephbazar3157]

Thank you always

[@djcarlo]

Thanks for the support bud!

[@miesdaantje]

Always good tips from you..i always use different techniques for mixing out.. one time echo one time something else🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@djcarlo]

They're fun to mix and match, aren't they? And thanks for watching till the end!

[@denniscorpuzjr5423]

sick content!

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! Glad you liked it!

[@SomeDayDreamer]

thanks friendly DJ man this was helpful.

[@djcarlo]

You're welcome bud! Glad you found the video helpful!

[@DEKH4]

Gracias Carlos sos groso

[@djcarlo]

De nada amigo! Hope you learned something new from the video!

[@idani109]

That is awesome! Love your work in the channel can you please add more ways to mix these kind of sings that is more complicated?

[@djcarlo]

Well, I just wanted to tackle the basics. Check out my other videos on scratching and transitions, and you can use the ideas here and combine them with more advanced techniques from there. You'll get more mix ideas when you combine them all!

[@karlbrowne3361]

Bro your seriously cool, great name too BTW!!

[@djcarlo]

Right back at ya buddy! Hahahaha

[@mythical7thgear]

Sometimes find a clean part in the middle of song 2. Loop that section and mix out of song 1 then also load song 2 into deck 1 to have the same song loaded in both decks. But you can also load a third song into deck 1 and not actually play song 2 fully, just a tease for later.

[@djcarlo]

That's another interesting method of mixing! Fun way of teasing the audience.

[@sorcerykid]

Yes mixing into the middle of the song is a technique I use often as well, since most radio edits have a break with no vocals, and sometimes that's much easier than trying work with a complicated intro.

[@pablo4lbuquerque692]

Very good trancisions you got there bud

[@djcarlo]

That's the idea! So everyone can follow along and try them too to make their own smooth transitions too!

[@mikehase1791]

Hey carlo, cant find the song at 2:08, whats its whole name?

[@djcarlo]

Unfortunately, I can't remember either!

[@crizaco2954]

Thanks Idol ❤❤💯💯✌

[@djcarlo]

Thanks for the support bud!

[@bruh7711]

3:52 in the video. What is the song name? Find Demonstration wont pull up and shazam cant find it either hahaha thanks again!

[@djcarlo]

I actually can't remember what this song was! Sorry buddy!

[@bruh7711]

@@djcarlo dang but I appreciate the response! Thanks 💪

[@awdegen]

tbh I love all the technics 🍀

[@djcarlo]

Thanks for staying till the end too bud!

[@gamingmasternumber1620]

what DJ turn tables do you recommend??

[@djcarlo]

Pioneer Plx 1000. Amazon store link has it! The link is in the description for the videos.

[@DjKilla9]

U are the best bro blessings 'n greetings .

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bro! Just trying to help the dj community out 😉

[@DjKilla9]

@@djcarlo thx 😁

[@oMaxcno]

nice examples.

[@djcarlo]

Glad you thought so! What’s your fave?

[@AHBANAZAR_GA]

Yo the lotion and dj Pirate has my rolling

[@djcarlo]

Hahahahaha, piracy is hard on the hands bud! Lots of typing, scrolling, copy pasting, etc. Gotta keep my hands moisturized! Hahahaha

[@EllwinNSF]

Thanks dude.

[@djcarlo]

Gotcha fam! Keep them Kpop Remixes coming!

[@PrincePalmUwU]

I can't stop laughing about the scene on 1:13 omg this is soo funny! LMAO xD

[@djcarlo]

Still the best bit I've ever recorded! Hahahaha

[@jonbatin822]

luv u kuya u make djjing easier for me

[@djcarlo]

Glad the videos really help out Jon!

[@ernekim4652]

Thank you for your lesson! great content I Love it!

[@djcarlo]

More where that came from buddy! Check out the other tutorials on the channel too!

[@emiliostefano]

☘ as always your tutorial are very simple and clear

[@djcarlo]

Thanks Lo Zio! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@jemappellejean9961]

Hey thanks for the tips! Do you recommend leaving “Quantize” on or off (especially for the last transition)

[@djcarlo]

Keeping it on should be fine! It'll help keep the tracks on beat with each other

[@bho1164]

That lotion though! LOL

[@djcarlo]

Always the lotion! XD

[@NiketutMertiani]

Thank you so much dj carlo

[@djcarlo]

You're very welcome! More techniques for your sets now!

[@djhannajosh2809]

very very cool

[@djcarlo]

Thanks bud! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@MiCha-ju8xm]

Anbody who knows the full song name running from 4:08 (in the deck header it is called "Demonstration - Work it slow (Clean Extended)" but I can't find anything similar online. I really like that beat so I would appreciate if somebody can help me out.

[@djcarlo]

I can't remember who the artist was (demonstration literally means the song is a demo track for me hahaha), but I recall getting it on BPM Supreme!

[@yanasitta]

I just drop them into an audio editor and extend certain sections myself. Also, I hope you were using Jergens in your pirate days.

[@djcarlo]

That's a possibility, but not all songs are extendable from my experience

[@OgDj2024]

I’m a beginner so, that was a lot! 😮

[@djcarlo]

It all seems overwhelming at first, but the more you practice, it gets easier!

[@nodazeoff6545]

amazing video very helpful

[@djcarlo]

Glad you found it helpful bud!

[@typat761]

Where do you save your songs , do you hook it up to an iPad? And what is a good one for a beginner not expensive but has everything? Please help

[@djcarlo]

I usually use my laptop for songs! And check out my Best DJ Gear videos for ideas. Features and price point are all there 😄

[@prodj.mixapeofficial6431]

or another tip, outro's have couple of beat u can use, then drop the 1st verse

[@djcarlo]

That's another way of transitioning the tracks!

[@CakeFine]

Post-transition, do you ever bring the previous track back into play? Almost like using the current track to extend it?

[@djcarlo]

Not normally Dave. Once I leave a track behind, that's really it. The audience is also usually done with the track too

[@locobrick6671]

Can you give me some tips for mixing one more time and losing it. I'm also just a beginner at DJing, But it is really fun, so if you have any advice, please let me know

[@djcarlo]

Just keep rewatching that tutorial and you'll be good! Put in the time 😊

[@locobrick6671]

@@djcarlo got it

[@kyL33TV]

Im new here, hoping i learn more techniques to your vlogs godbless

[@djcarlo]

And I hope you really do learn new things Kylee! Lots of tutorials on this channel that could help you out!

[@diethepeeters3750]

Can you pre-save a loop on your rekordbox like you do with the cue point? How does this work live then?

[@djcarlo]

You can! But you'll need to pre plan the saved loop, and save it beforehand. Live, you can still plan out your loop on cue 🥳