The best way to match the beats in two songs is to mix the beats at the beginning or end of the song.
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Mix in the UK Garage style
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Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
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Play 7' records on a turntable
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Stop record wobble on your deck
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Mix funk, soul, and disco music
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Use kill switches on a DJ mixer
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Set up a DJ mixer easily
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Hook up an amp to a turntable and ground it
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Use the fader start on a DJ mixer
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Remix a song
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Set up an active speaker system
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Play a record backwards on a Technics sl1200
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Do a spin back on a CDJ turntable
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Cut breaks with turntables
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Become a professional club DJ
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Connect speakers in a PA or DJ system
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Use the EQ, bass, mid and treble on a DJ mixer
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Plug the vinyl turn table into a mixer
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Cue your vinyl records on a turntable
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How To:
Set up a big sound system
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How To:
Mix in the UK Garage style
-
How To:
Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
-
How To:
Play 7' records on a turntable
-
How To:
Stop record wobble on your deck
-
How To:
Mix funk, soul, and disco music
-
How To:
Use kill switches on a DJ mixer
-
How To:
Set up a DJ mixer easily
-
How To:
Hook up an amp to a turntable and ground it
-
How To:
Use the fader start on a DJ mixer
-
How To:
Remix a song
-
How To:
Set up an active speaker system
-
How To:
Play a record backwards on a Technics sl1200
-
How To:
Do a spin back on a CDJ turntable
-
How To:
Cut breaks with turntables
-
How To:
Become a professional club DJ
-
How To:
Connect speakers in a PA or DJ system
-
How To:
Use the EQ, bass, mid and treble on a DJ mixer
-
How To:
Plug the vinyl turn table into a mixer
-
How To:
Cue your vinyl records on a turntable
-
How To:
Set up a big sound system
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