Modern music has a drum machine to keep the beat steady the whole time. Old school music might not have the same bpm the whole way through, so it is harder to mix.
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Cut and chop on a DJ mixer
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Mix old school funk tracks
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Use sound cards with the VCI-100
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Replace a turntable needle
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Create a drum roll in Traktor
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Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
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Use the EQ, bass, mid and treble on a DJ mixer
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How To:
Connect speakers in a PA or DJ system
-
How To:
Play 7' records on a turntable
-
How To:
Use a joystick or gamepad as a MIDI controller
-
How To:
Stop record wobble on your deck
-
How To:
Drop a tune and fade out on a track
-
How To:
Set a graphic equalizer on a DJ system
-
How To:
Buy the right speakers and amp for your DJ setup
-
How To:
Cut and chop on a DJ mixer
-
How To:
Make a Reggaeton beat
-
How To:
Plan your mix on paper as a DJ
-
How To:
Use a basic fx on a DJ mixer
-
How To:
Skip-proof your records
-
How To:
Attach the earth cable to the back of a DJ mixer
-
How To:
Mix old school funk tracks
-
How To:
Use sound cards with the VCI-100
-
How To:
Replace a turntable needle
-
How To:
Create a drum roll in Traktor
-
How To:
Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
-
How To:
Use the EQ, bass, mid and treble on a DJ mixer
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