DJ Tips - Multi-Tracking with Arman

In this video Arman shares some tips for multi-tracking (picking two tracks to run simultaneously for several minutes or more).

[@georgedjmatrix4229]

Thank you for sharing your process. its a great way to know your music and understand beat matching.

[@ac12484]

You could mix your mic into the mixer, so we could hear the music better!

[@zakkplur1426]

Its called layering

[@ngmike4499]

hope more video from our man thanks

[@yagizcagan]

you've improved since the 2014 vids. keep up the good work

[@Beatboxerskills]

dope

[@nashcarter1067]

Dope! thank you!

[@andrewgjordeni]

thanks man!

[@aruprajabanshiaruprajabans2924]

hi

[@sebastiansinko9006]

I have a question! If I take a song with 128BPM to A deck and take another song with 130BPM to B deck and syncronize it also to 128BPM to mix it, after I stop the previous song can I take it back to the original tempo (130BPM) or avoid it? I'm just a beginer and I don't know that :/ Thanks your answer :)

[@SoundofArman]

Yes, you can always move back to the original tempo. You just cannot adjust one track to a different bpm while mixing with another track at the same time - that would be too difficult.

[@sebastiansinko9006]

Yes, I know that :) Thanks for your answer! :)

[@fagocitotico]

@@SoundofArman is there any specific technique to "push the tempo" up?

[@SoundofArman]

Yes, just slowly using the pitch fader - not more than .5 of a BPM at a time, so that people don't notice. @@fagocitotico

[@robertwithers7599]

Don't slow the 130BPM track to 128. slowly speed the 128BPM track up. Slowing a track down is noticeable.