Quick Tutorial! Remix tracks on the FLY on DDJ-FLX4 | Bop DJ

🚨 Quick tutorial - Remix your tracks on the FLY with this fly technique called CHASING!
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[@adrianromagnano6384]

So I been a Dj for 20 years... So happy to still be learning!! Might needa try this!

[@BopDJstore]

We’re always learning

[@christnyr25]

This is sick, these videos are informative!

[@BopDJstore]

Thanks Chris!!!

[@bboymac84]

Hit beat jump half beat back and you will have a perfect chase😁💪🏽

[@BopDJstore]

You are not wrong!!

[@TheTubejunky]

Yes. This video was useless and puts more wear on your volume sliders. Maybe that was the intention.

[@bboymac84]

@@TheTubejunky lol

[@brunobely]

half beat back and then half beat forward*

[@thegougy]

not the same output especially when interacting with the crowd, those "small mistakes" count ;)

[@pradyumnannarasimhanmusic]

bro that pre-drop was just fire...

[@-n3v-]

This technique was one of DJ Pilgrims signature styles back in the early 90s rave/hardcore scene.

[@josemanuelsoto5656]

This is great, keep the videos coming

[@BopDJstore]

Will do!!! 🙌

[@craiglammas-g7o]

This was the OG effect before effects

[@gabrielalbuquerquesilvavie1042]

Sick video and crazy music with the loop 🎉

[@PlaysByProx]

You can literally just roll 1 or 1/2 beat, no need to load the same track twice

[@thomasokel1253]

I’m new to DJing but that was my immediate thought

[@boobyg9938]

doesn't have the same effect.

[@jetse0]

you have way more control like this tho

[@aristos45]

@@thomasokel1253 hey would would one do this?

[@craiglammas-g7o]

@@jetse0definitely it’s not easy hitting that 1/2 roll consistently 2 times on a bar

[@stubamford1405]

Chasing !!!! Yet on an effects panel it's known as , delay. Nothing new about this technique, Dave Clarke , Carl Cox , and others have used this mixing technique for decades in techno. Love that there's someone on here showing the new commers or novices how to implement different techniques

[@BopDJstore]

Not to worry we aren't making ground breaking discoveries, but as you stated, we're just trying to help those who want to get into the world of DJing and welcoming them with open arms ❤️

[@dauts]

@@BopDJstore these videos are great as somebody new!

[@xxthy]

i prefer using crossfader for that

[@bigpickles]

Different curve, doesn't suit these dynamics

[@chrisplayle2901]

@@bigpickles A Sad world we live in... endless arguments... comments... One Upmanship... I don't know about this specific controller but you can set your crossfader curve on various mixers for the past 20yrs... Chasing, Chopping whatever it's called it's been done for years. I don't think this guy is trying to profess a new technique, he's just trying to explain things to help learners. And I'm sure on different equipment he would use different techniques to achieve this sound

[@bigpickles]

@@chrisplayle2901 Regardless of the fader curve, the dynamics are significantly different. A sad world we live in where people start their comment off with an imaginary concern and then proceed to perform exactly that. So very very weird, indeed.

[@chrisplayle2901]

@@bigpickles Just to satisfy my imaginary concern, can you explain to me how the "dynamics" are different ?

[@bigpickles]

@@chrisplayle2901 yes

[@analogdistortion]

Never knew this. Nice one!

[@BopDJstore]

Anytime!

[@parry1]

Love it! Very well explained and demonstrated

[@MarcoGonzalez-p9x]

This sickkkkk

[@Ytp_199]

Sounds awesome

[@PHILO_OFC]

Classic ❤

[@BopDJstore]

Thanks!

[@camjamstudios2374]

Last drop of AMC six deck set for a real shit

[@NessRhyme]

can also do this on chopped n screwed type records

[@BopDJstore]

🤝

[@christolongers]

This would be good with more than 2 channels on your mixer , keep a spare for this sort of thing

[@BopDJstore]

110% works even better on larger mixers, the aim is to get you practicing on whats available so you get the fundamentals down and then kill it on the main stage!

[@gabrielmcguoirk6106]

Riddim but with house

[@RatamisPrimeBROGamerNZ]

couldn't you just use the crossfader to switch between?

[@b.p.575]

same question

[@itsractive]

but who uses the crossfader anyway?

[@thetruthserum2816]

Some rigs have a "Beat Jump" jog wheel, where you can jump X beats within the same track.

[@elchiby]

Love it

[@BopDJstore]

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌

[@GeneticKleptomaniac]

I guess the same exact result cannot be obtained by using beat jump right? Cause here the main songs keep playing so the beats are consistent

[@LowkeyAngelo]

That's the best trick I ever learnt from a DJ on KZbin. Thank you

[@BopDJstore]

Wow, thanks! means the world to us!

[@bruvablake1056]

🔥🔥

[@makolikeamfshark]

...now we can just do this w the roll effect lol

[@jokerjunior8598]

I’m thinking about starting to dj soon! What are good dj mixers/turntables where I can start my journey?

[@BopDJstore]

If you are looking at modern mixers and turntables I'd suggest something like the DJM-250 or Xone:23 and in regards to turntables the Reloop are amazing, as well as Pioneer DJ 1000 and the almighty Technics 1210

[@co5ic]

and this is also how chopped n screwed was invented 🙃

[@rl9148]

Nice

[@djgustavvo]

I always do it

[@BopDJstore]

💪

[@Italliving]

Cue looping does the same

[@stephenmawson9749]

I’d be impressed if it’s done on vinyl it used to be called fazing

[@kristoffscuba5466]

Phasing is less a beat out though, to produce that combing effect. This is more of a beat roll delay.

[@moritzschreibvogel9256]

Is it possible to do that with the beat skip Buttons?

[@djsdontdance]

Why i always bought 2 12'' vinyls

[@BopDJstore]

A man of culture!

[@Zafersernikli]

Why not use flux instead?

[@dayzpapi]

Use roll or delay

[@BopDJstore]

Just an alternative incase your mixer doesn't have either

[@rocket4736]

isn’t this what the crossfader was made for

[@DoctorPhilGud]

I still cant even get my ddj flx4 controller to work. Just got it and followed all the instructions in the setup guide and the lights come on and everything but it just doesnt seem to work in the apps that it told me to download. Maybe i should take it back to the guitar center and see if they can check it or something.

[@BopDJstore]

I'd say its always good to go back to your retailer and see if they can help in person, but I'd advise checking you are on the correct audio drivers on your laptop. Are you seeing LED lights when playing tracks?

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

Take it back with your laptop.

[@lionelnaim5415]

I don't know how its called but i do it with the thing where you change between deck 1 and 2

[@BopDJstore]

Hmm we’re unsure is this on the FLX4?

[@lionelnaim5415]

Nope numark

[@RaphaelDawkinsCombatRadio]

​@@BopDJstoreI'm a musician who has an itch to get into DJ mixing. Would you recommend the Flx4❓

[@everyday_shorts-x]

Slip back loop???

[@ericelbling4216]

Roll effect would do the same thing in a much simpler way

[@BopDJstore]

1) Roll on DJM mixers works by sampling as soon as the FX is engaged if you have a beat that has multiple switches this will not work as you'll only be looping the portion you've selected. 2) The point of this tutorial is to also help DJs in general, not every unit on the market has the 'Roll' feature so this allows people to utilise the basic skills and technology available without using other FX :) So this tutorial teaches you the advanced techniques so you can utilise them later on

[@shinababes]

Beatjump can achieve the same thing

[@BopDJstore]

You're not wrong

[@K3ndex1210]

Just use delay or roll and free up your 2nd channel..

[@BopDJstore]

Roll relays the same signal this will keep the tracks original composition and switch between them :) But we hear you! This is a fun way to practice before stepping up to a 4-channel mixer!

[@K3ndex1210]

@@BopDJstore I 1st used this technique on vinyl. Use 2 of the same track with 1 track a half beat behind the other. But obviously this uses both decks. When I got my 1st pioneer mixer I discovered I could do the same thing but using the delay set to half beat but use the wet/dry knob to switch from full left to full right and back to full left, creating the drum roll sound. You can also set to 3/4 or 1/1 timing. Using the knob to swap the tracks then frees up the 2nd deck so you can "double up" 1 track while mixing in another. Only thing is, the knob can become worn quicker... 😩😂

[@K3ndex1210]

Ps it was a djm 600 from 2001..

[@djgusgus]

Chasing? You mean chopped? 😂

[@BopDJstore]

Chopping normally entails two different tracks, these are the same tracks.

[@djgusgus]

@@BopDJstore Wrong, look up chopped and screwed. Houston TX invented this back in the 90s. Same track.

[@Mangemonslip]

Or use the roll and it sounds way better 🤷‍♂️

[@MilkaChepkoech-lw6sf]

Hii🎉

[@BopDJstore]

HEY!

[@thelionzmusic]

This seems kinda pointless though when you’ve got the roll effect on the mixer? Great if you don’t though!

[@BopDJstore]

1) Roll on DJM mixers works by sampling as soon as the FX is engaged if you have a beat that has multiple switches this will not work as you'll only be looping the portion you've selected. 2) The point of this tutorial is to also help DJs in general, not every unit on the market has the 'Roll' feature so this allows people to utilise the basic skills and technology available without using other FX :) So this tutorial teaches you the advanced techniques so you can utilise them later on

[@richardly1543]

Outdated technique. So many easier ways to do this

[@BopDJstore]

There no right or wrong way to DJ

[@ICraftandmore]

wow

[@BopDJstore]

😎

[@CRUASSANFAN]

Could use 1/2 - 1 beat delay for that tbf

[@BopDJstore]

One key to learning this technique is that it can also be used when Delay isn't available

[@rickholmes4924]

If only there was an option on the mixer to switch channels without having to use the volume faders..

[@BopDJstore]

You can use either, theirs no wrong or right way. This way teachs you to do it with two and eventually you can set it up to do it on a 4-channel mixer with 4 tracks. Where as utilising a crossfader it can only ever be 2 😁

[@Cr0okKid]

What is the Cdj mixer combo you use?

[@AnonIllumi]

SMH "CHASING" IT PHASEING...

[@ukaszjonasiak382]

slip loop

[@dusanzahradnik2536]

F. Brutal ….when you come somewhere to perform for 3. Hours you make the set from 5. Tracks.just mashing up like potatoes. For other stronger effects are recommended D. Guetta stylo. Tool nr.1. Don’t even plug your mixer into power. You avoiding electrical shortcuts or overheating…. & there a many more tricks ..

[@BopDJstore]

I'm slightly confused

[@mattrico1633]

Slip loop

[@gertjanvandermeij4265]

*This is just BS, I'm from 1971, and started as a REAL DJ in 1988, with technicks 1200SL record players. These days NOBODY is an REAL DJ anymore ! With ALL this electronic CRAP !* Really everybody can do it now ! It has NOTHING to do with REAL DJ skills anymore !!! Just so sad ! Now it is all SO fake, because the computer takes everything over ! 🤮 Just makes me cry !

[@BopDJstore]

This technique initially comes from the days of turntables where DJs would have 2 of the same record... Music is to be shared and so is DJing we shouldn't gate keep freedom of expression ❤️

[@leighg9o]

Pointless 😂

[@BopDJstore]

Everyones entitled to their opinion :)