How to Beatmatch - 3 ways to perfect beatmatching

You obviously dont use Beat Sync but do you use Quantize for these drills? Thank you
Also it seems in another video, in an exercise you were taking 2 different songs but bringing the BPM to the same value but manually launching and syncing them.

Repetition is another form of change.

Ear tells. Cannot compare. If you're looking at the wave forms better be 100% magnified.

Absolutely brilliant video

Love your energy! 💖 So friendly and engaging.

Best way to beat match - Get Two records ..

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I love this guy

This was brilliant thanks! As a beginner this was very helpful

Thanks For That Mate :)

Thanks you so much you have helped me so much

Amazing video and love your enthousiasm!!!

Push it one way if it don’t work push it the other way 🤣🤣🤣 🤣

You don’t have to beat match these days the digital equipment/ record ox set at the same bpm - that’s why there are so many so called “DJs”

Such a great tutorial! Thank you ! 🔥🎶🔥🎶

What a great teacher! Thanks for getting us all excited and sharing your enthusiasm with us. Cheers!

Thanks, man. For real. You are a great tutor.

If you really want to master beatmatching try with late 1970's disco. Use the tempo slider not the jog wheel and go up and down until you get an average. Then use the jog wheel for fine adjustments as you mix. The beats won't ever stay in sync since most of that music was done by musicians and not drum machines. Anything past the late 80's was done on 808 & 909's and is too easy to mix. I started mixing on vinyl back in the early 80's and the current way I mix is the sync button because it saves so much time and allows me more creativity.

I have been watching your videos for sometime and I absolutely love that atmosphere and the way you teach, I will definitely be joining soon 🔥

Great tutorial, thanks so much.🙏🏾

Love this video! Really helpful!

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Is it just me, but I'm a little bit in love with this guy.

this is purely amazing and helpful

I've only been practising DJing since the weekend, so I'm totally new to this at 43. This is by far the best way I've heard this explained, and I've been watching lots of videos. Looking forward to getting some practice in. Great video

Amazing teacher with a smile

I don’t even have any DJ gear I’m
Just watching this cuz the Dj seems like a cool knowledgeable person. Inspirational

great vid!

Well done

Thanks!

haha I rarely say this on a video, but man this dude is so likable. I wonder if he's just a generally happy and nice guy. Helpful tutorial and easy to watch.

Just want to clarify at 3.09 when you were beat matchig , you have quoted " Better " ,when actually i felt the sound to be phasing, then I noticed both basses were 12 o clock. Just wanna ask would you avoid phasing sounds in set even if the rythm is quantised . May be because from a production point of view ,I felt that sound to. stand out of. mix. What is your opinion on , would love. to hear. I reallly love. your tutorials.

Great tutor 👌🏽

Awwww you're so sweet and smiley, Andrew. You've made me feel so much clearer about my DJing, and the way you explain techniques actually make sense - and I remember what you teach. I mean thinking of the jog wheel as a clock, so simple... genius! :) The course is so worth it and so welcoming, no matter what level you're at eg, I got so much out of the material which I didn't expect. I've had musical training and a natural ear but had been winging it DJing for years, probably made it much harder for myself tbh!

Great tips, thanks for the lesson

Thanks so much for this video brother, about to play my first set stressing about using the newer decks but this video has just gave me so much reasurance iv been mixing on old numark ndx400's for years but never know if im heading in right direction
Was good to get advice and it already be very similar to what im already doing.
Even down to the mixing in the highs with the bass cut is something ive been doing alot recently for the fact if the bpm isnt matched the bass stands out more than the highs

You are awesome this made so much sense. Thank you 🙏

You the best. I wanna be a dj like you!!!

"if you are not sure,..you are close",..great!!

Thank youu. I have a question. What’s the point in beat matching by ear when you have the facilities to do it visually? It’s a lot faster to beat match based on the waveforms, so I don’t see what the point really is to do it by ear

Keep doing what you do, love the energy!

Great lesson! It’s essential to learn beat matching without visual reference. Many who learn to dj with controllers can’t live without the stacking waveform display and would get totally lost when playing with a pro setup in actual clubs. Beat matching with EQ is a golden tip. We are more sensitive to frequencies around 4k so beat matching with emphasized hi-mid is very effective.

You are awesome! Thank you 4 the NRJ and the techtips!

Ahh the good ole easy client that can’t even go cash their own $5,000 check at their own bank and pay each vendor individually and wants the DJ to double as their money manager.

Lik ima neverovatnu energiju, sve pohvale ! BRAVO !

finally someone has managed to explain the link btween bpm and jogwheel when beatmatching that made sense. finally finally finally

Cool video, thanks!

I’ve been following you for a while now. But I haven’t watch most of your beginners vids. This one auto played and when you got to the third way to beat match it made me smile. I learned on vinyl. And it took me more than 5 years to learn how to beat match. Being partially deaf in one ear. Also has left me close to tone deff. So the bass all blends together more often than not. So when I was learning how to mix. I had to find a marker in the music to use. Well I mix off the highs and mids. High hats or snares. To me they sound like a metronome, so those tones became my natural marker to mix on.

Keep up the good work!

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