This is 1 of a 2 part video talking about DMX and LED Par Cans lights as well as Dip Switches and using a DMX controller.
How To: Use DMX Par Can lights in your DJ setup
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Play 7' records on a turntable
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Buy the right speakers and amp for your DJ setup
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Mix a Reggaeton beat
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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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Fix a wobbly platter problem on a turntable
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Set up the lighting in your mobile DJ set up
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Replace the arm rest on a turntable
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Mix hard house and electronica.
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Use the roll feature on the Pioneer DJM-800 mixer
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Make a Reggaeton beat
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Count bars and phrases in drum and bass
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Keep records from getting stuck on your turntable
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Make rap and hip-hop beats
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Scratch on a CDJ turntable
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Use a joystick or gamepad as a MIDI controller
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Make a scratchpad slipperier
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Construct a DJ set playlist
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How To:
Scratch on turntables for beginners
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How To:
Master basic scratch techniques for beginning DJs
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How To:
Play 7' records on a turntable
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How To:
Buy the right speakers and amp for your DJ setup
-
How To:
Mix a Reggaeton beat
-
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:
Fix a wobbly platter problem on a turntable
-
How To:
Set up the lighting in your mobile DJ set up
-
How To:
Replace the arm rest on a turntable
-
How To:
Mix hard house and electronica.
-
How To:
Use the roll feature on the Pioneer DJM-800 mixer
-
How To:
Make a Reggaeton beat
-
How To:
Count bars and phrases in drum and bass
-
How To:
Keep records from getting stuck on your turntable
-
How To:
Make rap and hip-hop beats
-
How To:
Scratch on a CDJ turntable
-
How To:
Use a joystick or gamepad as a MIDI controller
-
How To:
Make a scratchpad slipperier
-
How To:
Construct a DJ set playlist
-
How To:
Scratch on turntables for beginners
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How To:
Master basic scratch techniques for beginning DJs
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