In My Mind - DJing Tutorial by Laidback Luke

[@DJAlexParker]

everyone who says "Dj's just press play" need to watch this, so much more is done and aswell as tons of skill is involved

[@dennman37]

some djs just press play to be honest

[@lunjemersic]

some do, but the problem is that people bash dj's in general because they know nothing about real djing

[@weetamix7168]

lunjemersic it's like saying all singers mime when there singing lol

[@lunjemersic]

SLAM Sessions exactly

[@ultralooter]

João Paiva lol you're acting like only a modern day Mozart could do such a thing

[@JohnnyGlad96]

Absolutely insane! I am just starting out. Total beginner. I'm blown away right now. Very humbling to watch you work, and now I am starting to realize what a long road I have ahead of me. God bless you Laidback Luke. You are a true master at your craft and it's a privilege to learn from you. One of the best in the world for sure! L's UP!!!

[@tomylago5694]

how did it go man?

[@Fre3flyOfficial]

Best DJing Tutorial EVER created! I will watch this 100 times! :) Laidback Luke should definitely be in the Top 5 Best DJs of the world!

[@BlockBeats]

Actually, list shows the most popular DJs, not the best ;)

[@twincityshredder3012]

Fre3 Fly the best DJs enter the DMC. Luke will never be in the DMC. As far as most popular dj ranking goes, sure number 1.

[@vp126]

Luke, I'm just a producer and have been interested in dj'ing. It is safe to say you are the first guy who really has shown me what it takes, what all those knobs do and how they are done, with every other so called dj video of tutorial, it's always blurry. please do more of these! LOTS OF LOVE MAN! XX

[@jannelahti106]

This should be the video of WHAT DJ's REALLY DO !!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@jannelahti106]

Not only pre recorded usb play.....this is real DJing

[@MrWnw]

what REAL DJs really do ;)

[@Lorenzo24656]

Yea he's actually doing stuff, not throwing cakes and shit

[@MARCO-ij7vr]

this is a video that Djs use to do xD nowadays is just push play and run the music xD

[@Dioxidelul]

I recently transitioned from controllers to CDJs. The difference is ridiculous, and I'm basically re-learning everything. I'm in hopes of getting to play in Tampere next year!

[@happilyconfuseddog8951]

legitimately one of the best tutorials on djing ive ever seen especially for cdjs, thanks luke, you've earned yourself a life long fan!

[@happilyconfuseddog8951]

id really like to see more of these by the way! i hope you make this a regular thing!!

[@5olace]

Next time, do this video but during an actual live set in-front of a crowd. So we can also see whats choices u make according the the crowds energy. Just my suggestion cause i feel thats whats most important as a dj. reading the crowd energy and adjusting ur set to it. you know what i mean? Anyways thanks for this video, literally watching this before my first gig at a Halloween party here in Toronto!

[@bassx5181]

man this is easy laidback luke have a lot of live set's like UMF and tomorrowland ; go watching the skills and reaction of public

[@Mewzyc]

dj set not live set btw. there is a difference.

[@5olace]

Mewzyc my bad...

[@spectralknights2]

5olace no need dude it's just the same. he's just giving an example on how he do it. if ur a dj u get the idea

[@Mewzyc]

jerville1 dj set and live set are totally different. Live sets in general do not use CDJ and generally uses instruments like midi keyboard, synthesizers, Abetone live with buttons and tablets (you get the idea). They make their music live. Examples of ppl do/did live set are Daft Punk, Justice, Kygo, The Glitch Mob, Agents of Time, Kraftwerk, and many more. DJ sets uses CDJ and a mixer, which is majority of the EDM DJS/producers at festivals you see. Examples are LBL, hardwell, armin van burren, SHM, zedd, martin garrix, tiesto, avicii, Eric prdyz, Deadmau5, alesso, skrillex, diplo, etc.... Eric prydz & Deadmau5 did a hybrid live at during tommorrowland 2016. You could of easily google the difference between dj set and live set. People always label it wrong. Live set sounds and flows differently and not everyone can do it. What LBL is doing right now in the video is an example of a DJ set.

[@DJRhinofart]

These "In my mind" tutorials are fantastic for helping out the budding DJs who are just overwhelmed at the amount of stuff that goes through our brains in such a short amount of time. 43 and still playing myself. Happy Bday Luke.

[@ayk9937]

Holy crap. Lot more difficult then i expected

[@tricia7171]

detops mu well yeah Laidback Luke is not one of those guys to just stand up there and dances around while the songs play

[@MrPilot1167]

Samuel Wong you haven't seen his performances then have you.

[@tricia7171]

Aaron McIntosh yes he does

[@Dioxidelul]

LL Is probably one of the few DJs there that deserve the MAD respect. Tiesto and Antoine are maybe two others I can name that are even close. This guy is a real beast and a long time DJ. I just transitioned from controllers to CDJs, beatmatching is easier on vinyls imo than on CDJs, so pulling this stuff so fluently isn't granted.

[@NBAandmore]

Could you just explain to me how beatmatching is easier on vinyl than on a CDJ? I'm actually just curious...

[@l3yrdman]

Probably the best Set I've ever seen. He is actually mixing and remixing live. I love Mixing house for that very reason.

[@CToretto]

Thanks for the video Luke! This is so good to watch and hear what your thinking. There's a huge lack of "good" DJ tutorials on the web. Be great if you could keep these videos coming!

[@eatmildew2062]

Tracklist: Afrojack & Laidback Luke - Move to The Sound Selecta - Turbo DBN - Mosquito Jack Wins - I Used To Love You Mark Villa - No Mercy Oliver Heldens - Melody The Trixx, Christy Million & Steven Maar - Working Hard ID - ID J3n5on - Disco's Revenge A Tigers Blood - Gorilla Groove Laidback Luke & Tujamo - S.A.X.

[@signalsharp]

prøducerNNN ID = Laidback Luke - Killasound w/ Fcukin' Beats

[@tiredntrueblue]

Thanks you're a ledgend!!

[@hgustavorivera]

Hero with no cap

[@StellaNoxFr]

ty very much

[@Conosis]

The struggle of running out of time when mixing xD

[@tj178]

not even 24 hours ago I was like " man i wish someone would do some sort if video of them DJing and posting or saying what they are doing along the way , but that's probably way too complicated for anyone to care to do" and then bam! stumble upon this! much appreciated :)

[@KROOKEDROOK]

#1 Best and most technical DJ in the World. Take notes!

[@AndixOfficial]

Great one! I can see the stress level on your head. No wonder why most DJ's on festival have premade sets.

[@josh12508]

I would do anything to get a day behind the turntables with him to learn...... PLEASE MAKE MORE!!!!!

[@gunchief0811]

love this dude.. because hes real... this is dee-jaying 101. #1 (u gotta love music) #2 (you gotta have a personality) #3 (you gotta practice alot!) #4 (you gotta get out there and fight for your place in the world as a dee-jay) #5 (never give up)

[@PatrickAlbright]

That was absolutely sick. Definetly would love to see more of this! Or longer, doesn't matter haha...but definetly helpful and great to watch! Thanks.

[@JawKneeYeah]

Great video! More videos like this please. Your videos always provide us with something new to learn, and this 15 minute session was just perfect.

[@erikoskarsson7380]

Please do more of this kind of episodes! Super helpful!

[@scottrooney3949]

Wow Luke, this gave me goosebumps, you're definitely an adrenaline seeker and the talent is unreal, you genuinely have a great ear and know all your tracks inside out.

[@spectralknights2]

we need more of this, and ur beginner production tutorial as well. thanks a lot. ur the best

[@davidwhiteman9617]

Please post more of these! They are so insightful and so helpful. Really fun to see what your thought process is when you are playing. Please make more! Much love from Canada!

[@futurevibes344]

Hi Laidback, Wow this is great. This is really nice for beginners. As we can see what you think we can put actually ourselves into the same situation as you are. It helps me to see how to find a way in the complete mess I do when I mix and to see how I can and could have a way out. It gives a shot to technics that can be use to mashup and switch song, and this other than lpf and hpf, like the switch with an acapella or EQ playing. But we see that some like the scratching requires skills and experiments that some don't unfortunately have, well for the moment. I think it is the best idea to teach us how to behave in a live when we record, perform and even practice!!!! Now the greatest thing to do with it is to actually make max 20min for a mix and at the end take the most important moments of the mix and describe them, I mean explain what is going on which actions you chose to do what other possibilities you had and the things you shouldn't have done etc....... Thank you Laidback Luck you have for my opinion the best idea to teach us with this video what a dj must think. PLEASE DO MORE!!!!!!!! ;-) Thank You Future Vibes

[@mou4247]

i really got love for this humble talented man,im from saudi arabia where djing is outlaw and learned by watching great people like him djing. keep on learning kids

[@LividCoyote]

I find this shit fascinating, you should definitely do more :) A true DJ!

[@DJDynablend]

That lowering the bass just before the drop and then reaplying it on the drop is an awesome idea. Makes for more of a hit!

[@djTLMtv]

Nice vid homie. Tof dat je peeps een duidelijk. beeld geeft van wat je tijdens je set aan het doen bent. Love seeing more DJs share the knowledge 👊🏽

[@ksnks4416]

djTLMtv wejow kwist niet dat jij nederlands was

[@PaigeCtz]

Yeah Djtlm.....i think we need some advance mixing stuffs like using effects....

[@coverttiger110]

As I was wastchimg this I was thinking bro I know if tlm saw this he be like who laidbackluck ? Oh yeah let me get with him 🤣🤣 then here you are in the comments. Haha

[@YosiOren]

Great video for beginners like me. Would love a followup video of how you organize your music and how you find music that you want to play next.

[@dPollyEster]

heck i am 70 and still djing happy birthday. let's see a picture of your wonderful children, d,j, discoworm san fransisco

[@testsubject9896]

Thanks for your vlogs man. Old school vinyl guy myself. Recently bought a controller for all the newer tracks I’ve accumulated and your tutorials have really helped polish all the ins and outs of newer tech. Please keep em coming.

[@igothousemusicfever]

Hey Luke, I"m curious, why not use the master and sync buttons? Would give you even more time for tricks and effects..

[@igothousemusicfever]

@rogerxdby, might be good to know that I'm coming from a 15 year dj carreer, 3000+ vinyls at home etc. So then I wonder what difference does it make if a computer beatmatches your tracks, you look at the BPM counter or your ear does it? Of course it's a know fact that youngsters don't know how to beatmacht by ear but still, why not embrace this great feature in technology just for keeping it oldschool. Don't get me wrong, mad respect for LL and his realness in dj'ing.

[@igothousemusicfever]

Hey good to hear your practicing on beatmatching by ear, you will always be able to fall back and rely on it. As LL says, in the end it's not about the beatmatching, it's about how you interact, play and read your crowd while having fun doing tricks, mashing things up and take control over the energy levels in the room your playing.

[@jessealfieri1426]

@@rogermasc3659 are you kidding me the bpm is right in front if him he is not really matching beats! He is adjusting the pitch til the numbers line up. Unless you are using turntables and vinyl you aren't really matching beats. Sync button is the same thing. I can match beats using records and I don't hate on the sync button, but you are obviously far more talented cause you can make sure two numbers are matched. Lets see you spin some vinyl before you talk shit!

[@alpha5018]

This is awesome stuff! I love that you said you're 40. I'm 25 and just started getting into DJing/producing, but was worried I would be too old for it. Glad to see you're still killing it and that you aren't out of style!

[@DJ-eh2dm]

interesting to see that he never really touches his highs and mids equalizers.. he just focuses on swapping bass, and filtering out of tracks..

[@djtilup7528]

you right damn .. good point !

[@DJ-eh2dm]

right? kindof makes me feel weird cuz im always taking out highs and mids etc.. i may try filtering from now on..

[@marclam]

Blake Marshall When I've to mix house for example I also only take out the bass EQ, works better in my opinion because you can recognize a next track by it's highs and mids like vocals

[@itsonfire9116]

HPF and LPFs are magic.

[@derGEHOERMASSEUR]

Depends on the style..musically and technically ... if You are mixing a spacey underground trance or a deep dub tech setfor example , with careful blended long transitions with a few minutes of fading time , then mid and hi may be more involved than 1/2 1/3 1/8 echo,dely,roll efx ... This kind of music he played in the tutorial could be mixed with the crossfader only....

[@113EEBROEDBD]

That's absolutely what I expect from a DJ! Thanks for keeping up the culture Luke!

[@VikToreus]

this is great, i showed this to a few people who thought DJing was "so easy" and it blew them away. btw, what do you think of the keyboard search feature with the NXS2? surely it helps speed track discovery

[@marcmillan7506]

lol haha in fact I just hear one thing about nxs2 from him that was this new keyboard which was very good and useful for finding vocals very quickly! so yes haha exactly what he said

[@yotrakzproductions7324]

You're talented bruh. I like that all your breaks and switches between trax aren't so predictable.

[@MrWnw]

Man I really have to know... Do you really do all this procedure live in your mind? How can you keep in time? :O Whats your preparation before a set? I cant beilive you are better than best! :O I could never do this on my own. I admire you.

[@dj_paultuk7052]

Yep Luke does everything live on the fly in his head as hes doing it. Nothing is pre-planned. Hence why every mix he does is different, even if using the same tracks. What he does is exceptional. Dont believe the DJmag hype. LL is the worlds No.1 DJ.

[@MrWnw]

Its just unbelevevable to me :)

[@MrWnw]

Do you know how he has seted up cue points?

[@dj_paultuk7052]

They are all done in Rekordbox i think. So all stored in each track ready when called up from USB storage. Im sure Luke said before he normally has 4 Cue points marked in each of his tracks.

[@djpepper8814]

I believe the cue points are still loaded from previous times he's mixed

[@Cyberjjc]

I love watching these videos because they are entertaining to know what is going on in a DJ's mind during the mix.

[@beatsnextdoor]

"but but djing is easy"

[@alexandersamuel4932]

beatsnextdoor is bullshit

[@booxwee3804]

beatsnextdoor 4:20 Yea just look at that scratch, I can't count the amount of hours I've tried to learn that

[@chucke2319]

This is all basic stuff, do what Atrak does and we'll talk

[@FaderFlosser]

@@booxwee3804 what releases? Then you must not be much of a Dj, no offense...

[@booxwee3804]

@@FaderFlosser There is a lot more to djing than scratching

[@robertsvidron90]

This was by far one of the most helpful DJ tutorials I have ever watched...and I have watched A LOT

[@l3nny921]

the scratch at 4:30 (Y)

[@mintfire5851]

LENNY Official scratches like many!!!

[@booxwee3804]

LENNY Official absolutely sick!

[@Insert_Bland_Name_Here]

Pretty interesting to see. I'm not a DJ, nor is this really my style of music, but I've been interested in understanding the idea behind DJing for a while. This was very enlightening.

[@jay-coleosala5383]

Hi Kuya laidback! :D im not a DJ but i can relate to the things you say and you do. maybe because i used virtual dj for more than 3years. lol til now im still an aspiring dj and couldn't afford some controllers. sad. btw this vlog really helps kuya laidback :D thanks!

[@jay-coleosala5383]

Yes, i reside here in philippines. so you're a DJ :o what's your stage name? do you have twitter? hehe thank you po.

[@ЈЅЌІРЦИЌ]

jay-co Leosala haha nice, you'll get there bra

[@MrKingINFAMY]

please do more I'm a DJ and Atlantic City New Jersey and I am sad I had to miss you last week due to work but ever since I started spinning house music over Hip Hop you've always been one of the DJs I look up to most!

[@Fruchtmann]

name of the song @ 12:33 ?

[@om_ar5253]

A tigers blood - Gorilla Groove

[@swarlosish]

LL! please upload more of these videos please! I have learned more from you in just a week than I have learned from others in longer periods of time and for that I cant thank you enough. You're the best!

[@dennman37]

I press play on Spotify, and I faint, Mickey.

[@MrGoodbye23]

Dennis Brugman fucking legend

[@danielleeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

Dennis Brugman You crazy lol

[@nsmart4734]

Amazing video. For someone who has used 1210s since 1994 and just transitioned to CDJs it’s a great way to see some of the possibilities with creativity. Whilst I love vinyl, CDJs allow so much more quick transitioning, effects and general mashing of tracks to an extent that people think many are remixes. Top notch LL!

[@ianoskadev]

Tracklist? :)

[@iwanti7139]

Afrojack & Laidback Luke - Move to The Sound Selecta - Turbo DBN - Mosquito Jack Wins - I Used To Love You Mark Villa - No Mercy Oliver Heldens - Melody The Trixx, Christy Million & Steven Maar - Working Hard ID - ID J3n5on - Disco's Revenge A Tigers Blood - Gorilla Groove Laidback Luke & Tujamo - S.A.X.

[@JPrent775]

I'm only 5 years into DJing and I tell you what, this video was extremely helpful. Taught me some new ways to get out of tough situations. Appreciate it Luke! Give us more!

[@Hunaiko]

Don't go in the red bro

[@hotsawce3546]

What happens when you do?

[@Hunaiko]

@@hotsawce3546 ahaha 3 years later : it could get distorded or saturated

[@hotsawce3546]

@@Hunaiko Thanks for the timely response lol

[@leonwrch]

@@hotsawce3546 hahah He's right tho. but its not that bad in Lukes case

[@IzeIzeBaby]

Came here by HH. Not my typical music but still a nice track selection. It's great to see someone that's actually still mixing live and not just pressing play on a premixed set. I'm surprised you don't have more subs, i've subbed. Keep it up! Awesome mixing.

[@jjooamjkaxk898]

This should watch everyone who says garrix or hardwell are good djs.

[@howaboutno9215]

Jjooam Jkaxk they are good producers, but not that great djs

[@BakoomishCips]

They aren't good producers, either. Their scoring is (when they actually do it by themselves for once) far below average, and the overall production quality is only good because of the people behind the scenes producing their stuff.

[@TheSkateboarding14]

Garrix's stuff is not ghostproduced. He just does a lot of collabs, but that is not 'behind the scenes' because everybody can see their collaboration.

[@suumcuique4530]

i prefer techno music, but i also have respect for this guy. he is a good dj, most of the edm djs are shit, like the ones you said

[@djledward5386]

Hardwell is a really good DJ. Just cause he uses a simple DJ transition all the time doen't make him a bad DJ. It's about making creating good energy and he does that very well! Look at Tomorrowland 2013, Fifteen drop. Then you'll se what I'm talking about.

[@matski1984]

Great to see an honest set with mistakes and all, it shows the public the job we do and how we aren't just button pushers. Respect to you.

[@StratixGaming]

Amazing video man, watching years later and seeing such thought and time put into this probably made the world of DJ's a better place. Good shit

[@HowardCharlesUK]

This is a great style of video, i'd love to see more

[@negativejeff]

My favourite video you have done yet. Next to the DJ seminar.

[@michalbezel]

Of course we need more movies like this one. Can't wait!

[@Sylxnt]

Watching your video is so inspiring.

[@kuan831]

This is absolutely a good idea. Knee to see longer version. Thanks Luke

[@djnabz2091]

yes absolutely would love to see more of these type of videos...absolutely love your sets mann

[@carlkevintimbol7695]

Never agreed to the statement button pushing or be labeled as a button pusher. I'd say people now a days are to boring to admit that live mixing is a next level thing. Love your work man! You've tackled a lot of areas here for next level mixing. And yes, please make a longer vid please. ha ha! Cheers!

[@robwright9765]

hands down best tutorial vid I’ve seen yet!!! Thank you so much for this!!! Will be watching every vid like this you drop

[@rjgatdula11]

Really appreciated this episode. Would love to see more as one who is currently learning and aspiring!

[@emrrigging]

LBL!!!!! This is the vid I've been waiting for!!!! I've been asking a friend to do this exact thing for almost a year now with no luck!!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!! Please do some more like this!

[@Tgifreitag5]

This is exactly what I was looking for to help with my thought process. Thanks! There are so many wannabees flooding KZbin with BS.

[@xXTheFreshman]

Yes, for sure, it would be awesome to see more videos like this one!

[@antoniorios3856]

Never knew how much skill and knowledge went behind a DJ. Nice Work

[@thiagoliguori]

That was amazing Luke! Been watching all your djsounds sets, but this video really cleared my mind on some details! Hope u come to Brazil again soon! Cheers!

[@kuyax101]

Kuya Luke! I am from way south of the Phils but I spent all my savings to watch you perform in Manila during the Viber Independence Day event. I've been DJing for more than 5 years now and you have inspired me since then! From your song selection to your mixing techniques. I always let aspiring DJs from here watch your 'Real DJing seminar' as it also taught me a lot! Looking forward to more of this kind of vlogs for me to continually learn more. Cheers!

[@mrbrian0223]

DUDE!!!! From one DJ to another, You Are Awesome!!!!!

[@corneliuspumpernickel3096]

probably one of the best DJs I've seen mix live on video

[@ariefsasonoaji1254]

Awesome!!! Super cool!!! This is what i've been waiting for since your performance at the dj sound show twice..

[@MrJockeypoyy]

Thanks for a great mix with hands-on tips! Liked that you prefered the energy over mixing in key!

[@JuryTM]

This was totally awesome to watch you do this and see the commentary. I've been a huge fan for years and years, and this commentary alone helped me understand more about your approach and how you mix than anything I've ever seen you do previously. I would love to see a lot more of this, maybe even longer sets, too.

[@danielb.i8365]

BIG Fan Mr. Luke, got to know of you from your hour long seminar on KZbin, great job with that one by the way. And yes I would be Glad to see some more Tutorials from you, though I have to say that this one was a little to fast for me and to have you explain in voice what you are doing and going to do I believe could be a better way to go, I myself am an intermediate LVL Dj and I've been doing it only as a hobby for myself. I've watched quite a few Dj tutorials for some time until now and to have more teachings coming from a DJ Master like you would be a Great Opportunity for me and for others I'm sure. Cheers Cheers.

[@mavrickclermont7504]

Yes I want to see more and longer of it ! I like it ! The best video of Djing I have ever seen. Thanks Laidback Luke !

[@mccraymarketingmediammm2735]

Dj great video. I've been watching your vlogs the past few days and its just ridiculous the amount of knowledge I've gained. Tbh, the first video i saw of you was the hour long seminar, and I was not moved. But somehow someway you still brought me back in. Thanks so much for all the help in 2018!

[@mccraymarketingmediammm2735]

Do you have any videos mixing hip hop or scratching with hip hop? If not, id love to see one of those. Really want to learn how to use the EQ's correctly when blending hip hop and trap. I really really want to do house music, as well as all genres the more I watch your videos.

[@carlosbravo2971]

Laidback Luke, you are beast; you inspired me to become a dj and I am still trying to learn. It's good to see how a professional dj thinks ands does what he loves the most, mix.

[@gabrox2008]

Without words my friend, That was owesome I think that in those 15 " I have been learned more that one year about DJin.. Thank you Luke...please continue with this kind of tutorials...regards from Colombia.

[@bertm4666]

Thank you so much Luke. Nothing more helpful than receiving tips from your favorite DJ! Love the vid, keep them coming please.

[@CJCollins84]

great vid, really interesting seeing an experienced DJ's mind at work. more of these!

[@bsullivan0311]

Loved the video! Would like to see another, possibly part 2, but have it be longer. Great work Luke!

[@elliotness7400]

Great for up and coming djs or people looking to get into djing to really see how much is really going though the mind of the dj while playing! I wish some of the patrons that come into clubs/ bars etc could realize this to!

[@GregLuceMusic]

Although I've been a professional solo artist for 20 years, I'm just starting out DJing. I have to say this is a very intuitive video and I hope to see more. Great job, Luke!

[@Mezxxii]

MORE PLEASE. Still learning and I love you as a teacher.

[@syno3608]

such a good vdo ... such a good person ... Dj'ing is not just pressing buttons .....hats off to this guy...

[@rafaeldemera3809]

it should be the same amount of time, but yes more... at least once a month. This is amazing! gave me insight and inspiration to keep on trying new stuff! thanks!!

[@MartinDauer]

this is great! perfect length to follow and good to understand what´s in your mind while doing this! thx

[@fredtotherick]

More of these please! And the 15 minutes length is just nice! Thank you for uploading this!

[@ccosmac]

this episode is amazing, a great look into how you approach dj'ing, the captions are a great touch as well!

[@huydoan1382]

great idea for this video, and I love the captions, it helps me understand much more about the mixin process. thanks and can't wait for the next episodes !!

[@JMO04091]

Yo, this series is AMAZING! Learning so much, keep em coming!

[@BigBsPlayhouse]

Yeah definately! laidback luke, please do more of these, really helpful and inspiring your the greatest LL!

[@rodneypragasan]

Thank you for your time, I comprehended what you were explaining. Lots of behind the scene work too accomplishprocess.it . Luke when i purchase music, I process them within 2 days. we all have different styles. When this reaches you, have a blessed day.

[@Jeff-or7xq]

yes, please more tutorials like this one. I'm gonna have to watch this three more times to absorb a bunch of tricks I saw and liked :)

[@boundxt-rec6270]

Best DJing tutorial!!! Please do more episodes like this.

[@ksingh1208]

Thanks a lot for this video! It was really helpful to know the thought process that goes into DJing especially when you have to think on your feet. I have recently discovered your channel, and it's been a big inspiration and educational source for me. I also think that your sense of humor in the videos make it fun to watch. Thank you for your time and effort.