How to DJ - The Mixing Process

Self taught myself DJing but this video has taught me things I still didn’t know! You’re videos are the best Ive watched. Keep at it

As someone who has paid for Andrew's course, I can confidently say it is worth more than every penny.

I have watched so many videos, I finally don’t feel stupid, thanks for sharing your knowledge you are awesome

your videos are really great

Hi there,
I cant find the free pdf. Even when logged in. Can you suggest anything to help a young fledgling out mate 👍

Andrew, the link for your free series on your website is not working.

I love when you do something that sounds amazing and you're like "that's just messing around" 😀
Another great video. Thanks so much for the content!

I never realized how much better eq work during transitions sounds compared to using the line fader. I've always been aware of swapping out the bass but what you're teaching really does take mixing to another level!! Thanks for teaching me something new. You really are a great teacher and I wish I had you as my teacher back when I first started out. Can only imagine how much better I would be right now if so.

Man, I need the online course!

You should come play in Wollongong, at TUSK

Nothing better than coming inside the song 😂

great video! I’m currently trying out djing and had difficulty on song selection. Is it a must to follow the same ‘keys’ or select a song of a similar BPM for the next song? thank you! 🙂

Your vids are great, I am over 40, always love music and just got a DJ mixer which I am loving it! I've been playing for hours on my spare time. Very good information mate, time is gold so great to learn from an expert. Greetings from Perth.

You are such a genuine person and show a real interest in helping DJs. I’ve been playing for 30 years now and wish there would have been someone like you when I was getting started. Keep up the good work and thank you. 30years later and I’m still learning new tricks.

Andrew, you're a king!

Quck question! What's the difference between the online Sydney Dj School and the Club Ready Dj School. I live in Chicago so I won't be able to do any in-person sessions. But I love your content and I want you as my teacher. Is there a way to know which course is best for me? Thanks in advance!

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I love how you explain everything! Thank you!

Before even press play skip through the track to a loud part and match your gains (volume) levels. Do it every time you load a new track. Will improve your mixes and the sound ten fold. For me the idea of DJing is keeping it smooth and for people not to notice the transitions and the next track coming in. If one comes in a lot louder than the other already failed even if bpms are matched and in phrase if one track louder than other when hits it will throw people off and sound sh!t

Great video. Very informative. Amazing! Been DJ'ing nearly 40 years but every day's a learning day!

Where can I find this PDF you speak of? I've signed up for the free mini course but can't find it anywhere

Have you ever thought about doing some workshops in regional areas?

You are amazinggg .thank you ❤️ im not watching anyone but you from now on 😁

Is there anyway to buy specific sections of your course? Specifically the mixing house class.

Been watching your video for 2 weeks and I've learned so much thank you 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Amazing videos as always!! I have a question: how can I see the tracks key on the display? When i see them the key is not like the camelot way, it appear like classical music keys. How can i see the camelot key of the tracks on the CDJ900 nexus? What I have to do on rekorbox to appear like camelot keys? Thanks in advance!! <3

Great stuff

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Big love ❤️

v useful and clear !

I love your way of teaching, your videos and courses as I've said many times. Reading the BPM from the screen is fine and can understand why dj's will do it nowadays with all the digital gear and creative skills to hand. My issue is there seems to be one part of the courses encouraging you to properly beatmatch but a lot of the course is still being taught by skipping the tempo by ear part out? Why is it that newbies get taught this way? Isn't it more beneficial to show the full beatmatching process being used instead of reading the bpm's throughout the other course sections? This seems to happen with all the different dj teaching schools so it's not confined to just one

Absolutely amazing! Thanks so much for all these educational videos. I have had a huge musical background and have decided recently to try my hand at mixing ! I’ve bought a beginners deck and I’ve been watching many of your videos.
You do such a terrific job and your positive vibes are absolutely inspiring!
Thanks a bunch.
I’m very much interested in possibly diving into your DJ classes.

Such a bro

Thinking of you at this time, Andrew.

You are awesome! I bought my ddj 400 2 months ago and i can play a full set of 2 hours without sync, to be honest sync is really borring through, ive been uploading sets on my channel but those sets are far below of whats coming, working on it everyday verry hard! i really love to dj! Thank you for sharing alot of helpfull tips!

Such a nice deck you got man

U have no idea how much your videos are helping brother thank 🙏 u for all the effort absolute legend

Nice breakdown. I think every track has unique characteristics. Eq work is navigating the nuances, artistically.

be nice if he wasnt constantly trying to push his course.

MCing is the hard part. DJing is relatively easy in comparison.

Thank you for ur videos. They great u give me so much energy🤩

In ur training do yo show how to dj with a beginner controller ?

all i heard in the first 2 mins was ££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££

Love your videos, my friend learned to be dj ready to play for a crowd through you and shared me your videos so I can learn as well

I have been watching your vids for a few weeks and I have learned so much already. Looking at doing your course.