Vinyl Record Mixing for DJs

Overview

“The ability to mix is something that takes time to develop. It is important to practice; the more we practice the more we develop our hearing and our ability to control the records. It also helps us refine our mixes and find things that work and things that don't depending on the situation.”

In this video lesson Raúl Hidalgo (Loup Rouge) addresses the topic: Practice and plan, which is part of the Domestika online course: Vinyl Record Mixing for DJs. Learn analog mixing techniques to become an advocate for the preservation of vinyl records.

Partial transcription of the video

“practice and plan In the last lesson we talked about how to start choosing the songs that we will use in the set. I already chose a couple of albums that I want to share with you. Now we are going to put it into practice. As I spoke earlier, just because we have a list in mind and we already have an order does not mean that it will work as we imagine. So, it is important to practice the set before to see how the songs work together. If we're doing a long, all-night set, already a touch of enough time, It's hard to plan all the songs we're going to do every change and all that, So, it's impo...”

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Course summary for: Vinyl Record Mixing for DJs

• Level: Beginner
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• 2276 students
• 5 units
• 17 lessons (2h 42m)

• Category

  Music & Audio

• Areas

  Audio, Music, Music Production