DJ Tutorial on mixing Breaks

[@sharkobell1983]

You are an absolute legend and made such a difference to my dj career and mixes, keep them coming!

[@rileyreid1030]

Congrats youtube legend..a lot of people treat these tutorials as a job and forget about the fun of djing which is the reason you’re a dj in the first place.

[@THOMAS72272]

Professor, you are a sick instructor! You have, by farr, the most detailed informative videos on the Net. Keep teaching my friend, keep teaching.

[@michaelclancy4300]

How can u afford this kit and all the cocaine?

[@Gh0stie.xx3]

this true

[@Gh0stie.xx3]

nvm i watched the vid

[@inchemwetrust]

New Tutorials for 2012! Thanks for continuing to inspire others!

[@magnetiman]

happy new year sir... thanks for the tutorial it is really great..just one question could you just write down the tracks for me please...thanks..

[@93seanwalker]

i love that you're making new tutorials man, i missed them!

[@vikramjitkhanna]

i dont think i've ever seen a tutorial that good for anything!!! u totally rock man.... keep up the good work!!

[@Lewis2083]

what monitors do you use? and thanks for the videos!!

[@nfsdre94]

@265CoJ Yes, It helps the keep the flow of a song and when mixing makes it so much easier to transitions, you kind of let the music mix itself.

[@AngmarCosplay]

Thanks for introducing me to a new type of music! your vids have really helped me advance as a DJ

[@crisprapper]

You are such a dork. Love these videos. Never stop!

[@ellaskins]

Thank you to you all, and a BIG HAPPY NEW YR!

[@Apapilootoe]

Another thing. I hate being a smartass but, just saying. (or copy pasting) :) "Breakbeat (sometimes breakbeats or breaks) is a term used to describe a collection of sub-genres of electronic music, usually characterized by the use of a non-straightened 4/4 drum pattern (as opposed to the steady beat of house)." -Wikipeida So, actually Breakbeat is the real name of the genre. I'm just saying so people won't get confused the name of it.

[@smurfandturfer]

@ellaskins Niiiiice you answered my exact question from the last video, about knowing when to start counting. Thanks, I know you had already answered it but still.

[@briantakumi]

and... as every video you upload as i learn some new, thank you my master!

[@KharnDubz]

Do you do dubstep tutorials?

[@DJ_PhoenixRising]

What track are you using?

[@ThinkFastBoom93]

its weird that i don't dj yet i watch this guy tuts. well i do love turntablism but i don't do any of that myself. keep up with the tuts :D they are interesting to watch

[@davehart]

Random, mad, bonkers,crazy! But thats why we loves Jon's vids! Great tutorial!

[@stefan90kauw]

How do you manage to get new dj gear everytime?

[@KoolKajunKilla]

What turn tables do you use?

[@MrTomgold21]

what headphones do you use?

[@nemesis4go10]

@TheRealDJLukie The exactly same thing applies for serato, traktor, virual dj, etc. Why would it be different? And on any case you are DJing by ear, using Serato, CDjs, Vinyls, Cassets, DAWs, non linear DAWs, internal and external mixing etc.

[@Ra1nFreeze]

Thanks again! Happy new year btw!

[@mithril2840]

you're inspirational af sir

[@Kronus420]

You're a hero. Love ya Brother.

[@morronemorrone]

ellaskins - is the man! thank you brother!

[@history797]

WOW NICE MUSIC AND DJING BRO FROM ME

[@FEARsystem89]

What is the second breaks tune you play please???

[@CDLMonline]

REALLY GOOD VID!! THANKS MY FRIEND!!

[@Apapilootoe]

@nemesis4go10 "is a term used to describe a collection of sub-genres" So, it is a genre. Read again: "a collection of -->sub-genres

[@kitokito0.0]

hey could you give us a track list

[@Fexxx92]

@TheMtaTeam Fulfill your dream! Its SUPERfun!

[@Apapilootoe]

Another helpful tutorial. Thanks. :)

[@nemesis4go10]

@Apapilootoe A term that describes a collection of sub-genres is not a genre. A collection of sub-genres doesn´t transform automatically into a genre. Think about it. It´s like saying that ¨music with guitar¨ is a genre. I´m not into the whole genre and music lableing thing anyway, just wanted to clarify you misconception about your copypaste. Cheers. :)

[@alexaldea8961]

y want an advise !! how can we talk ??

[@lexxfirecore123]

What band is playing 5:45? Please recommend good breaks/breakbeat, all new breakbeat on youtube is garbage :(

[@rolandtitrentaquattro3109]

finger likin records

[@Fexxx92]

dun chicka dan dun chicka dan!

[@BERTEDUS]

awesome ;-) !

[@djivori]

lmao "no one can see ya give a good old scratch, ANYWAY... digressing"

[@UnderGreyPreassure]

there are the denon dn hp 1000 and they are fantestic. I can tell that they have a much better (for me) sound that pioneer 2000 you can here from them about ten days and your ears wont be tired. pioneer has more dry sound and i cant hear from them for very log time....

[@tash1121]

he was a lot more serious in his old videos

[@Skandoro]

omg new camera!!!

[@lewnnic]

Break is a DnB artist.

[@DjJivajo]

I put me phoneheads on! :P

[@PropellerPixMN]

i laughed when he counted halftime, idk guess i wasnt expecting it.

[@MongodPenguin]

The word break no longer makes sense to me.

[@haliyak]

There's no 10:49

[@Antraxx714]

Those arent effects of pot -.- and thanks for the tutorials man

[@MegaBedooo]

No one can see you having a good old scratch buahahhhaahh :D

[@djnosystem]

that wasn't a runny nose lol

[@Apapilootoe]

@nemesis4go10 Just stop it right here. Just PM me.

[@michaeldiruocco]

i hate that it takes him forever to get to the point. like fk, land the plane

[@nemesis4go10]

@Apapilootoe Read your own copy paste haha. Breakbeat is not a genre, it's a term used to describe a configuration of drum rythms.