How to DJ

Being a great DJ requires a lot of skills and practice. You have to be good at beatmatching, choosing the right tracks, reading the crowd, being creative with the music, knowing your equipment, scratching and a whole lot of other things. A lot of you are ready and eager to learn all these things, but where do you find direction? That’s why you’re here.

I try hard to explain how to DJ in my tutorials but the truth is that you need more than that. If you want to really be a great DJ, you need to do more than just read my tutorials. You have to watch videos. Reading tutorials will only get you so far – to really learn effectively you need to actually see what I’m talking about, see how to apply these techniques.

Now, you know I have always tried my best to help you learn how to DJ as much as I could. So I got together with some other experienced DJs and we made some videos for you. OVER 7 HOURS OF VIDEOS!

These videos will show you the PROVEN SECRETS of DJing THAT WE HAVE BEEN USING FOR YEARS!

If you are really serious about being an awesome DJ, get this book. Here’s what you will learn:

• Learn the 3 main mistakes that prevent beginner DJs from developing into Great DJs
• Learn the basic scratching technique from which all other scratches are derived
• Learn how to beatmatch – mix 2 tracks using 2 copies of the same record
• Learn how to mix ANY songs together and have it come out sounding awesome
• Learn the art of beat juggling, also called doubling
• And a LOT more!
  

I’m really serious about this. You can’t find these videos anywhere else online. They are top quality tutorial videos that are guaranteed to turn you into an amazing DJ. And you know what? New videos are being added on a regular basis!

You will get FREE access to a membership site where you can watch new videos as soon as they’re made!

Here are a few new videos that were recently added:

• A complete Serato Scratch Live tutorial – over 90 minutes long!
  
• How to get women dancing on the dance floor
• How to prepare your mixes
• How to avoid technical issues
  

Since this is new and so far only available to my website visitors and a few other people, there are also a few bonus items you’ll get for free. But this is ONLY FOR A LIMITED TIME, so GET THE VIDEOS TODAY!

THERE IS NO EASIER WAY TO LEARN HOW TO DJ!

GET THE VIDEOS WHILE THEY ARE STILL AVAILABLE

In Depth Beatmatching Tutorial – An excellent and very detailed tutorial on how to beatmatch from Funk Fader at DJforums.com. It’s really old but the principles of beatmatching don’t change so it’s still a great resource for really understanding every aspect of how to beatmatch.

Which Turntables to Buy – If you’re trying to figure out which turntables to buy for your setup there’s some good basic advice here. I’d recommend doing more research than just this article, but it’s still worth a read. Before choosing your setup, make sure you first decide on the question of “What kind of DJ should I be?” because different kinds of DJs use different equipment.

How to Scratch – This video is basically a beginner’s guide to learning how to scratch records. A must for any DJ who wants to learn how to scratch.

DJ Tutor – This website has a variety of information about learning how to DJ for beginners and moderately experienced DJs. It’s a good one to check out if you’re not sure exactly what you’re looking for but you know that you want to learn more about DJing techniques.

How to DJ: A Mixing Tutorial – This description is taken directly from the site: “A basic tutorial for the beginner DJ which covers the fundamental concepts behind mixing two records on a pair of turntables.”

Learn to DJ with Final Scratch – A detailed guide about how to DJ with Final Scratch. Final Scratch is an audio interface from Traktor that lets you play MP3s from your computer through your regular turntables. It uses special records and custom software to deliver pretty good performance. This type of DJing has been getting more and more popular over the past few years, though Serato Scratch Live is a more popular audio interface and used by more professional DJs.

There you have it, a few tutorials from other websites. Don’t forget to keep coming back here for more tutorials and links to resources!

And please leave a comment if you found this helpful or if you just want to say anything at all.

-Mixing DJ

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