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DJ TORIAL DENON DN-S1200 using all effects together

Lesson Intermediate Stage 6: Performance Technique November 2009

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0:01 Another video demonstration tutorial on this guy from Denon

Alright folks, another video demonstration tutorial on this guy from Denon. It's known as the DNS-1200. The tune you're listening to is by Enzyme Black. I'll put a link in the description so take it to the website where you can get more info on this tune and all the others. In this video we're going to have fun with effects. Echo loop, flanger and filter and we're going to use parameters dial as well. Alright, first of all hit echo loop. At the moment I'm on 1 over 1. By moving the jog wheel clockwise or anti-clockwise, I can get a one beat loop. Clockwise, get the loop, anti-clockwise, come out of the loop. Notice that little circle there? It fills in as the effect starts to take over. The more it's filled in, the more the effect will take over the original sound. Let's just go over to 1 over 2, which is half a beat. This is where we can have a bit of fun. I'm going to set echo.

1:10 Hit echo loop again

There. A bit more maybe. Get a flanger. The moment flanger is set to 4 over 1, let's set that to 2 over 1. Have a listen. Now listen to this. Hit echo loop again. Fun doesn't stop there. What I'm going to do now is go into filter, low pass, change mid pass and high pass to flanger, echo, mid, flanger, mid, So there you go, you can use all the effects at the same time by hitting these guys here and also messing around with the parameter dial. It's all about having fun, making mistakes but at the same time practicing, practicing, practicing and enjoying. Thank you.

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