DJ Tutor, Mixing on 6 Turntables at the Same Time

0:00 Yes, admittedly, this is the fifth time I've tried this

All right, folks, Jonathan here. Yes, admittedly, this is the fifth time I've tried this. All the other sort of works, but you've got to get it right. But even though if I get it right, it won't probably be right. What am I talking about? What am I doing? Who am I? Why am I here? Questions must be answered. Right, the world record is seven. I'm going to try six. What are we on about? Not a dozen eggs. We're on about mixing turntables. That's the whole idea here. The only difference is I'm not going to be using any headphones, so this should be quite interesting. What I'll do... I'll play you... My God, look at that. I'm going to play you all of the individual tracks and then we'll all bung them together. Now, the idea is this. You should be able to hear this. Just tap your feet. There may be a bigger, wider beat as opposed to just... It could be... Because there could be quite a few together. But the whole emphasis here is not to have... All over the place. In other words, when you tap, you should be doing this. Not this. Like that. Yeah, I... Am I mad? Really? Oh, yes, I agree.

1:51 Turn

Stop talking. Ah, sorry. Beg your pardon. Anyway, right. Here's track number one. That's track number one. This is track number two. This is track number three. They don't really sound well together. The whole idea is just getting the beats together. This is track number 563. This is track number 47 and a half. And this is track number 904,368,525 and a half and three quarters. I'm messing around with the vinyl because I sort of set them up. And also you'll see me, yeah, you'll see me twiddling about there. And also I beg your pardon, I haven't got the volume that loud because of course if you've got it too loud it just ends up being a complete mash and you might as well turn it all down so you're probably thinking well if I'd have turned it down in the first place I wouldn't have to turn it down because it's too... Okay, right, here we go. Advisory note, if you would like to annoy your neighbours then I suggest you find lots of turntables, you plug them in, you turn the volume up and walk away. Practice and enjoy.

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