Turntable Tutorial 13 - BEATJUGGLING BASICS (Part 2 of 2)

[@Statusinator]

This guy could make an entire track out of just two bars and he could do it live. Mad respect.

[@TaintedEchoez]

absolute truth in the beginning. you gotta be practically fall in love and get down right close and dirty with any track you ever wanna get good at mixing. knowing a song beat for beat can take some time, but its worth it in the end

[@truesouljs4352]

I can't believe the likes of Swedish House Mafia get so much respect & admiration for their "dj'ing". For a start they just do very basic mixing & like all the other edm guys, produce & play terrible music. This guy actually remixes the music right before your eyes & really does use the turntables as an instrument. Much respect to you DJ Angelo!

[@pacopepe9216]

Respect for Dj Angelo and many thanks for this amazing tutorials!!

[@bornstarstatus]

I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you for sharing this with those of us who truly want to learn this and not fake it.

[@truesouljs]

In my opinion, this is what beat~juggling really is. Some guys loop sections of a song over & over. This guy actually dissects the song! i.e. he takes instruments in the song & re-arranges them in some great patterns, effectively re~mixing the whole tune. I'm nowhere near his level but I'm getting better thanks to his videos. They've all been such a big help to me mainly because he explains everything so well. Angelo if you're reading this, Thank you so much buddy! Peace out...DJTrueSoul.

[@alvi2308]

These tutorials are just pure gold. Thanks u Angelo

[@goztwo2]

I can only go along with what's already been said in these comments (great vid), but I will add that I am glad that there are a few who teaching beat juggling properly. Thank you.

[@djchuckdeez]

you're tutorials are 10000000000x better than q-berts. I can do chirps properly now too. Thanks man!

[@Uninen]

You have a very clear, friendly and informative way of teaching. Thank you for these and other tutorials, keep up the good work!

[@djruko82]

Thanx For all your Videos Angelo I started off djing just as a beat mixing DJ but after I saw your videos Im getting into turntablism thanx to ur videos.. You're a Great DJ and a great Teacher....

[@hsi4181]

hope reloop is paying you good, since this are the best dj tutorials EVER ( Along with dj tutor and dj qbert) and were all gonna keep coming here to develop our skills...

[@lustforlow-end6022]

Love the freestyle at the end... who knew playing records could be so complex?! Amazing as usual Angelo!

[@JayWerx]

I was doing all this 15 yrs ago,but didnt understand it in this way..thanx.I was doing what I thought would sound good,with no technical understanding of it.This helps alot.

[@OgDj2024]

That was really COOL! 👍🏾

[@cliffordsmustache]

Time to hop on my tt's and try some stuff :D Love your tutorial! Many thanks!

[@ScotStevens]

Thank you for sharing all of these techniques in your series. Your talent is amazing and captivating to watch!

[@djmrmystic]

not trying to hate on your thing Angelo . Each one , teach one...I get alot from the tutorials, man. keep it up!

[@arturommk]

THANKS ANGELO I HOPE YOU UPLOAD MORE JUGGLE PATERNS, NOW I UNDERSTAND MANY THINGS. THANKS

[@johanselnaturalbeats]

🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥 Thanks for these videos, greetings from Colombia

[@WawaWhyT]

You're now rockin' with the best!!!! :-)

[@ShadowCloud143]

You are doing a great service to us all, thank you.

[@ngsslayer7451]

Thank you so much for your tutorials, they are fantastic. Got the basics, now for much practice

[@chucknspunky]

These vids hVe helped me more than words can express, excellent job bro, you even sound proper cause of ur english accent. Great vids

[@TheSessionwxut]

This dude is an excellent instructor!!!

[@johnmoore6277]

THIS IS BRILLIANT I'M STILL WATCHING THANK YOU. DETROIT EAST SIDE

[@laxdemon13]

great tutorial... as always learning a lot. Angelo and Ellaskins are the best dj tutors ever. Which tune are you using, love the beat.

[@DjWizdomSU]

sooo good. awesome tutorial, yet again.

[@kniaz1990]

insane

[@rayevo7468]

These are still some of the craziest videos for turntablism because he's the only one who gives a damn enough to break something down into the parts. Back in the day we had to learn this shit without DJ Angelo's tutorials, but I wish they were around back then! It would've made life a lot easier! And that accent... My boy is "beat jooglin" :)

[@pjw1023]

very very fresh

[@USpecies]

great tut man. first tut really taking away some magic turning it into understanding! thx man

[@aiman1385]

nice one angelo! body tricks next ??

[@streetmoney21]

I can't thank you enough for the skills I am learning from you.

[@jeffslade7372]

Tks for share! 👊🏽

[@Moozikul]

YES ANGELO!! you never let me down. awesome tutorial yet again. +++++++

[@ForeverMatuk]

Man..I don't know about all ya'll but I was nodding my head and almost hit my head to that juggle. Simplicity is sickness.

[@Mrlemidge]

im getting some turntables soon and ive watched all these tutorials like 4 times already your too sick

[@DjPhaseFour]

I'm curious, what slipmats were you using here and what do you like for turntablism in general? I have some oldschool mats and some butter rugs but neither has proven to be that great for me.

[@jaseearl8045]

Great explanation of the basics. Thank you.

[@cupphouse]

mind blown, like always

[@djmrmystic]

nice Angelo . good shit!

[@haberakajager]

nice video man .. keep up ur good work

[@koldkuts]

Hye angelo thanks for puttn this vid out im still learning the juggle its very hard so i post that vid but not as good as urs cause u got mad skillz thanks again for being the best tutor on youtube

[@koldkuts]

9years ago!🙏

[@mannyortega5465]

I'M FACINATED!

[@VDJLEONSAVOKE]

Here on 2024😅 still learning

[@Bananananamann]

sick skills man ...

[@truesouljs]

Hi. That tune is called Jamboree by Naughty By Nature on Arista records. Peace.

[@TOMiX1024]

very great tutorial!

[@gregsylvester66]

Hi Dj Angelo. Nice 1 on your tutorials. I now know you can teach an old dog new tricks. Do you have tutorials where you are using digital media?

[@BCEcho]

You make it look so easy lol so awesome though

[@ironictoaster]

Nice tutorial!

[@CJ00014]

great tutorial ;)

[@gk111127]

amazing tutorials. thank you.

[@FrancoRyan14]

Sick!!!

[@polaroidsky]

Impressive man! Could you recommend some good starter turntables and mixers? I'm itching to get started.

[@DJFroto]

amazing

[@leobrasil]

great dj! =D

[@leobogar]

Hi, Thank you for the post. which one do you recommend for beginner dj, serato or traktor? btw what kind of mixer that you're using in the video. thank you

[@drgreentumb909]

yo Angelo, do you mount your headshells at an angle? looks like the left one is, i've seen people do this but do you find any advantage to it?

[@KoUmSDJ]

thanks a lot for the tutorial

[@TheWaynelds]

@polaroidsky If you want the best of the best so you dont have to upgrade later, I'd suggest technics turntables and a rane mixer. you'll be throwin down a couple grand, but its worth it. Get a rane 57 mixer and download serato scratch live.

[@googleboughtmee]

@trlbfr01 they're not necessarily different things, you can control mp3s with vinyl. but advantages of vinyl control over using say some buttons, you can scratch, it's more hands on, it's more fun to do, and cooler to watch (which is important when djing is a performance).

[@MujagaWudakhi]

great vid, again.... can you please tell me how much difference does it make when you put your needle in that angle??? is skipping reduced drasticly?? muwu croatia

[@Muelus]

Hell yeah!!

[@justynanogala1378]

I can't get myself through this. I've always cut with my right hand on the record. I can't even do a simple stabs with my left hand :D

[@rockhills]

If you look at the tonearms and overall design they 're similar to a lot of non Technics turns...they call em Super OEM. So these Reloops are pretty much like Stanton Str8's and so on...

[@djreedcliff4493]

turn dj thumbs up son

[@dstarentertainment9843]

Thanks DJ Angelo, what song is this ?

[@PhilosBias2000]

how long did it take you to get at a good place with turntablizm basics and sounding good over beats...i'm getting intimidated but iv been practicing for about 6months seriously..but i dont have anything yet...any sugg??

[@daddyzfaction]

the original sample is b Benny golson-im always dancing to the music if anyone wants to play around

[@-djSRK]

who the funk disliked this video..better of been a mistake............... thanks for the awesome video angelo THUMBS UP

[@DisssArm]

what dj angelo hasnt mentioned so far is that keep the timing in your head while you scratch i.e. 4 beat 1...2...3...4 or an 8 beat via 1..2.3...4..5..6..7..8

[@user-liberalsstudio]

thank you share

[@DJmanuelperez3]

THAX

[@erricksmith4453]

Dope! I gotta get my right hand to cooperate

[@chkyeahyeah]

luv u

[@truesouljs]

@drgreentumb909 Hi. The headshells are screwed onto the arm normally but the cartridges are set to the right at an angle of 23 degrees. This puts them in the same position as they would be at if the arm was straight. I do this on my Technics 1210's & it makes a huge difference. If you have an "S" shaped tonearm I recommend it. It makes the needles skip a lot less. Just loosen the cartridge a little & move the cartridge until it's in a straight line with the pivot point of the tonearm.

[@DjDupree]

You move the Cross fader to the Channel (left or right) that you want the audience to hear. Then you can pull back (rewind) the other turntable without anyone hearing it.

[@HerodroideBr]

Niiiiiiice!!! More more more . Xd

[@tempclan320]

Trying To purchase your tutorial collection but your site does not like my card. What do I do?

[@trlbfr01]

I am a guitarist so sorry if this sounds stupid: what advantages do vinyl have over mp3 controllers??

[@Casbah15]

How do you rewind the vinyl without getting the scratch noise? I'm not a DJ I'm just curious

[@drgreentumb909]

@truesouljs I've no need to try it as i'd don't get skipping

[@truesouljs]

@spin1200s If you watch his 1st tutorial he explains that he sets the cartridge to an angle of 23 degrees. A lot of turntablists do this. It means the needle is in a straight line with the pivot point of the tone arm & is in the same position it would be if he had straight tone arms so therefore skips less but apparently wears down the record faster. Peace out...DJTrueSoul.

[@otterit]

Can you tell me what track are you using for the loops?

[@mixandproduce]

i can beat juggle and scratch at the same time but i can only do it with my right hand ? it sucks... how can i develop it ? BTW LOVIN YOUR TUTORIALS

[@GeoffMaxwell]

wicked :)

[@MakeMeBadKornPorn]

Hey Dj Angelo! Just a small question... Is there any really really good reason why you switched from your Technics classic set to this more modern looking set? does it make juggling and looping easier or tighter in any way? (Specially the mixer)

[@djsoo]

my guess is the switch happened when he got sponsored by reloop.

[@MrFab189]

i think he have a deal with reloop ! you can´t juggle better with this setup

[@pakupaul]

sponsor

[@derschoenebranko]

The only reason is, that Reloop payed Angelo to use their equipment. There is no reason why these turntables or this mixer should make juggling easier.

[@T0mB1ll]

I think he promotes Reloop equipment so they are his sponsors... I guess..

[@MaTifation]

@trlbfr01 1. better feeling because of a bigger wheel to turn 2. its analogue so you have no limitation on your pc power that are the main advantages

[@EricYou]

*Good*

[@MO-gx8zs]

which kind of slipmat do you use?

[@xlr8is2fast]

He puts the crossfader to the other side, so only that record outputs noise

[@digd33per]

the cartridge on your left turntable looks outrageously crooked... any reasoning behind this?

[@Keanuthedj]

Guys what scratch is that at 2:26

[@SpayFlowave]

Looking to the first part of this tutorial I was thinking "I can manage it." But then I arrived at 7:30 on this video and I cried. It's really hard to do

[@DriOXZ]

Naughty By Nature - Jamboree (Arista)

[@superbrad1100]

which beats are these ?

[@TheOriginalChill]

Good vid for beginners, at 3:54 you made a mistake, i imagine you didn't mean to say, beat 1 was a snare, beat 2 was a kick etc. As 1 was a kick and 2 was a snare etc.Thought i'd mention it so you don't confuse some kids

[@georgehsueh0908]

What’s the name of this instrumental