DJ Tutorial on Mixing Banging Electro House Music BY Ellaskins the DJ Tutor

0:00 This is a tutorial on keeping the vibe in absolute banging electro hou

Alright guys, this is a tutorial on keeping the vibe in absolute banging electro house music. Now imagine this, here's an analogy for you. Two tunes, banging tunes and they are balls. They are big black balls with rather large black ball sacks that drag along the floor collecting mud, dirt, grass and grime. And these two balls are so pleased with being able to have their balls smelling of shit and dirt because they're big monstrous bastards and they don't give a toss. That is what these two tunes are like. They are big and they are hairy. But, what you don't want is you do not want to mix a big hairy bollocked ball with a little bull here eating grass and clover. On the other hand, it's probably a good idea

To have one eating clover and the other one eating clover, small tiny little balls that can dance around in fairy suits. But that's not the case with these tunes. Now this video is about keeping the vibe. You want to keep that energy up here. You want to make sure that the energy is at a constant when mixing electro house music. Now again, it's about the feel in the room what the people want. But the last thing you want to do is have a full on banging tune and all of a sudden drop it down to something eating clover because people are going to be going. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Always at the time we must go to the bar. You don't want that to happen. Now I've set two cue points here. I'm going to mix in phrase.

Let's have a listen to the first one where we've got that what's happening to the second one where we keep the energy high. Two tunes I'm using by the way is beat bounce as a tracking title cocaine. And this one on this side, which is Baku boy Austin Blake a tracking title dirty noise the original mix. So that's my end cue point.

2:13 Let's have a listen to dirty noise first

So let's have a listen to dirty noise first. See what I mean?

Now what I'm going to do, I'm going to mix in the beginning of just pause that beginning of cocaine in. Listen, be good idea of the type of tunes we got here. Okay, so let's do our first transition.

3:26 Bit of a lull there wasn't there?

Think I made the point.

Oh, now I've woken up. Okay, so bit of a lull there wasn't there? No, that's okay. Right time right place if you want to have a lull but not if if the floors bouncing around and you just want to keep them bouncing. You want to destroy the dance floor. You don't like the management. You want to make them put a hole in the dance floor. What a good idea. Try this. Okay, let's go back one phrase. So

This time I'm going to start the track a phrase beforehand. So

I was pressing it and I didn't present you silly. I Now you are going to get chopped off. Don't do that again.

This is where I would have originally brought it in or I originally bought it inside.

You know, already still got 39 seconds or so left. Okay, now that kind of breaks. This kind of break is to be expected because we've kept the energy flowing. All I did this is sort of beginner but it's in between beginner and intermediate DJ lesson because you've got to know your structure of your phrasing and your bars counting bars and phrases is very important mixing phrase in key in time make sure that the flow any energies there. You can't go wrong practice and enjoy. Thank you. Thank you.

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