Extraño cuando las cabinas de DJ se veían así: grandes y espaciosas con dos cd players Pioneer cdj 1000mk3 , una mixer y tornamesas Technics
@tsc2606 ай бұрын
does any body knows the name of the song of the 3 hot cues? please is for school homework
@tsc2606 ай бұрын
@Kirbyyyyyyy hace 11 años the song on the left mixer is L.E.D there be light by Rank 1 the song on the right mixer is Dust In the Wind by Arnej. YOU'RE WELCOME.
@nurkeshsounds10 ай бұрын
You can definitely see he's been with British accent a lot at the time. Only later he started to develop an American accent as he started working more to the US audience
@miraculosvanbuuren6490 Жыл бұрын
name track 9:50 ? please
@epochestrella17 ай бұрын
LED There Be Lights
@timclarklive2 жыл бұрын
I hate pre program cues. Takes the skill away. I won't do it.
@tjerborfritzasnt5942 Жыл бұрын
skill issue
@djlucasd2 жыл бұрын
1 track per cd???? holy shit what a waste of 80 minutes
@walterszabo3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video. I am using Pioneer controller AND still using CDJ 1000 😁 One track per CD is interesting, more work, but I still come from the 1210s. You also had one title per record.
@devidia3 жыл бұрын
This is old. But i'd like to say that he's kinda wrong when he implies that when something isn't in key, it automatically sounds bad. This is far from true, there are a lot of factors that determine when a transition sounds bad or not, the key is just one of them. I know a gazillion tracks that aren't in key but are badass in the mix. Don't pin yourself to harmony, vibe is much more important
@cosmologicdj39943 жыл бұрын
So true! I do a lot of mashups and long transitions and I think it’s not the most important part. Of course being in key is for long transitions nicer or Mashups that are off key might not sound as good as the in key ones. But I usually figure that out while practicing at home. And to be honest: How many people in the crowd hear the difference between in and off key and if they do, do they even care or do they wanna party?
@macelius3 жыл бұрын
Oh, the CD wallet.
@dante39363 жыл бұрын
Armin van burren el mejor dj electrónico del mundo respeto mucho su trabajo y talento
@IvanIvanov-su7yy5 жыл бұрын
Armin gives probably one of the best tips here make your homework prepare multiple cues and keys to songs if you perform live so you give more attention to the crowd and fans, not just straight face the controller...
@user-ud2hy3su6s6 жыл бұрын
wow,where is the full version of video?
@OGGalleryCrew926 жыл бұрын
Melodic trance must be one of the easiest music forms to mix.
@liudevi94606 жыл бұрын
Saya suka armin love you😘😘😘💕💕💕😘❤️💕
@mxlyrecon77296 жыл бұрын
whats the intro song?
@andreasjamrozinski69696 жыл бұрын
nixxx kann er
@andreasjamrozinski69696 жыл бұрын
oberwurstkopf
@jlc73006 жыл бұрын
He's come a long way since this video. has his own studio, and voted #1 DJ many times!
@aleflores7746 жыл бұрын
:-DB-)
@googleaccount2536 жыл бұрын
damn hotcues were so slow to launch
@rallyburnzsimracing85716 жыл бұрын
This is crap,doesn't show ya how to mix at all
@EliAshuri6 жыл бұрын
This is my idol ...so talented and cool!
@tanaytadas49076 жыл бұрын
What is the name of track playing in deck 1
@joselima-el5ff7 жыл бұрын
Magic Fantastic kinggg Dj Armin van Buuren love foreverrr.
@Sambhu.s7 жыл бұрын
Fuck guys does anybody know the intro track of this video..
@BobSmith-xy2ht7 жыл бұрын
It's so much easier than the old days of having to harmonically mix and beat match, and find que points, all by ear manually with the platters bouncing around all over the show. Although I suppose there's a lot you can do with CDJs to make up for that, effects, remixing on the fly etc.
@calculat3d9987 жыл бұрын
2500 mixer.. Remember DJing 14-15 years ago and had to mix the songs by ear. Shit was hard, would mess up a few times a set ha
@maranezzi217 жыл бұрын
martin audio!!
@carlosramos-mc4yj7 жыл бұрын
master armin
@jakestupidme7 жыл бұрын
Andy c would destroy you at djing 😅😅
@merve5006 жыл бұрын
Jake Midgley not a hope
@redsurge78578 жыл бұрын
no headphones?
@freebird98 жыл бұрын
Or you could use a pre-recorded mix, burn it on CD and bring it to the venue - you won't be more relaxed!
@PankajDeoli7 жыл бұрын
Guess what, Music needs to be changed according to clubs energy.
@Mastas28 жыл бұрын
This is amazing!
@Styrophone18 жыл бұрын
lol Cd's and a separate card to remember que points
@vapon8 жыл бұрын
+Larsern420 where is the strange thing about it? He is a DJ, thus he's playing with discs where no cue points can be stored. You must have in mind some 19 year-old EDM "djs" that play with Traktor and make music with FL ha? So.. do not lough dude.
@Styrophone18 жыл бұрын
+vapon1 lol dont laugh
@LASHH96698 жыл бұрын
+Larsern420 +vapon1 I think you'll find in reality it doesn't matter what you use, people only care about the end result.
@vapon8 жыл бұрын
Since you care about the result, do not criticize people who try to make it better.
@Envinite7 жыл бұрын
+Larsern420 He probably used to use those complicated method considering how long he has been in the industry, still, as long as it works - it works.
@VESSEL1058 жыл бұрын
Omg I love his fucking voice xD
@psydance60668 жыл бұрын
But when he goes live he use pre set´s lol
@awesomekorey8 жыл бұрын
+PsyDance PT he DJs live, you can tell if you look
@Mastas28 жыл бұрын
He has a set 60 songs or so that he is going to choose from throughout his set to complete the set but no way in hell does Armin pre mix his sets.
@keycekeyce35628 жыл бұрын
Haha' Joker's theme music an intro' classic!
@tamimazemy8 жыл бұрын
What is the name of the intro
@absaloj8 жыл бұрын
what a master/monster
@navjyotjaiswal10208 жыл бұрын
What's the name of the track in the beginning of the video?
@giolaserdj13808 жыл бұрын
This is my dj set, my mix and recorded thanks to the tutorial and teachings of Armin van Buuren. Listen to it if you like! This is trance music. Here the link to listen: www.mixcloud.com/giolaserdj/trance-project-2014_selected-by-kokkina-47-mixed-by-giolaser/
@drumsologamelol8 жыл бұрын
What is a key of a track? 8:19
@afv5718 жыл бұрын
that intro is so dope
@Viberta8 жыл бұрын
BOSS
@nathanoshea57908 жыл бұрын
He makes it look so easy
@jamesnw7 жыл бұрын
It's only hard until you know what you're doing. ;)
@harlam78308 жыл бұрын
great artists and dj.
@ZoXo-xu6ih9 жыл бұрын
Meow this is old school!
@mynamesmike889 жыл бұрын
You never know that a dj would actually do that. To me i always sounds like the DJ is nothing but playing the already mixed song
@ulek_6048 жыл бұрын
mynamesmike88 epending on who you saw you might be right - a staggering number of these of big mainstream "producers/DJs" DO play already mixed music. Above that, a *vast* majority of the mainstream EDM "producers"(aka the DJs) have *ghost producers* that write the music for them! So not their music, and probably not their mix LMFAO.
@ulek_6048 жыл бұрын
mynamesmike88 I can get into the explanation, but it's really long for me to describe exactly. Although I'm not doing shit so I don't care(: The reason all the mainstream producer/DJs are fake is because, well, let's take a step back and take a look at whats going on in the big picture. ….You can look at those massive record labels as a company. All they want to do is make money. That's their number one top priority above everything else - they have all the means and "manufacturers" on call and ready to go - they just need to make a product thats presentable and digestible for their public. So what do they do? They find someone that can play and look the role, so they can add a face to the product. They have all the ghost producers ready(which at that point are producing for several other "artists" of that same "company's"(record label), and probably other label's as well) they have the those producers ready to make songs for the new said "artist", and have everything in place. Since they are already well established record labels from there its really easy. They have all the connects to get that guy big shows right away, and they shove him down everyone's throat with mass marketing and advertising that eventually people just eat it up and he becomes popular. Thats why you'll see a lot of the super popular "Artists"(aka mainstream) don't really have songs that good compared to some other producers who have actually been around for a long time, yet they're advertise constantly endorsed by the biggest companies and in TV commercials and etc. They just get the most credit and are put in the spot light. …Because its a product of the "company", with him and his image created just to have a name to the tracks and a "DJ" to be at the shows so that their creation is complete. It's all a money scheme, after they successfully start imitating a real artist and they can start making money. Creating that whole dilemma of artist/fan dichotomy where a bunch of idiots swarm to their new creation and become loyal fans, and pay for shows and buys tracks and etc., and the money just keeps flowing in, and the record label successfully introduced a whole new "product" to branch out a whole new avenue of income. They unproportionally get so much credit compared to the true REAL artists making genuinely good music(that ACTUALLY came form them and not someone else). There's no market for the those huge company-like record labels to put a real artist on the spotlight, because they would want to make quality music that is genuinely good resonates with them - where instead, the establishment needs them to constantly make generic music to sell so they can market to the public, as they have created a steady demand of it after constantly and steadily jamming it down everyone's throats - from their big artists which essentially affect the music industry as a whole, since they are after all, on the spot light and the most popular artists for that genre. Of course those real artists could pump out that typical generic music - but its not what they want related/associated to their name all the time….which is why there are people out there willing to even be ghost-producers. They can still make all the money, but not have it negatively impact their name - meanwhile there's the clowns out there that could care less about the integrity of their name and they're the ones that take the role of the mainstream producer/DJs we see today. I guess its a fair exchange, for the money and fame - but they fade out rather quickly, as styles change and people move on from the style theyre known for and thats so central to them and their identity. Although they last a lot longer than the "artists"working in the other mainstream genres(its all the same thing. There's a reason they call it the music **industry** ) Of course, there's those who last longer - they're usually the ones who play a bigger role in the record labels. In the pop industry in particular, we see a good number of those people fade out rather quickly. ----Meanwhile, the smart ones stay in the business making the generic tracks for whoever the clown is at the moment who is assuming the position.
@BoRnMaDneSS8 жыл бұрын
+Ulek Dikinurmuth shut up.
@ulek_6048 жыл бұрын
BonMclark Monharray Not interested? ..keep scrolling. It's crazy how that works huh?! Who would of thought!
@sticksplaster78918 жыл бұрын
+Ulek Dikinurmuth What a crazy concept!
@whyohwhyfools9 жыл бұрын
Armin is the best Trance DJ at this moment in time.
@nathanoshea57909 жыл бұрын
whyohwhyfools which is why he makes it look so easy
@nathangabriel42657 жыл бұрын
check out John 00 fleming, hes far better than AVB
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Extraño cuando las cabinas de DJ se veían así: grandes y espaciosas con dos cd players Pioneer cdj 1000mk3 , una mixer y tornamesas Technics
does any body knows the name of the song of the 3 hot cues? please is for school homework
@Kirbyyyyyyy hace 11 años the song on the left mixer is L.E.D there be light by Rank 1 the song on the right mixer is Dust In the Wind by Arnej. YOU'RE WELCOME.
You can definitely see he's been with British accent a lot at the time. Only later he started to develop an American accent as he started working more to the US audience
name track 9:50 ? please
LED There Be Lights
I hate pre program cues. Takes the skill away. I won't do it.
skill issue
1 track per cd???? holy shit what a waste of 80 minutes
Thanks for the video. I am using Pioneer controller AND still using CDJ 1000 😁 One track per CD is interesting, more work, but I still come from the 1210s. You also had one title per record.
This is old. But i'd like to say that he's kinda wrong when he implies that when something isn't in key, it automatically sounds bad. This is far from true, there are a lot of factors that determine when a transition sounds bad or not, the key is just one of them. I know a gazillion tracks that aren't in key but are badass in the mix. Don't pin yourself to harmony, vibe is much more important
So true! I do a lot of mashups and long transitions and I think it’s not the most important part. Of course being in key is for long transitions nicer or Mashups that are off key might not sound as good as the in key ones. But I usually figure that out while practicing at home. And to be honest: How many people in the crowd hear the difference between in and off key and if they do, do they even care or do they wanna party?
Oh, the CD wallet.
Armin van burren el mejor dj electrónico del mundo respeto mucho su trabajo y talento
Armin gives probably one of the best tips here make your homework prepare multiple cues and keys to songs if you perform live so you give more attention to the crowd and fans, not just straight face the controller...
wow,where is the full version of video?
Melodic trance must be one of the easiest music forms to mix.
Saya suka armin love you😘😘😘💕💕💕😘❤️💕
whats the intro song?
nixxx kann er
oberwurstkopf
He's come a long way since this video. has his own studio, and voted #1 DJ many times!
:-DB-)
damn hotcues were so slow to launch
This is crap,doesn't show ya how to mix at all
This is my idol ...so talented and cool!
What is the name of track playing in deck 1
Magic Fantastic kinggg Dj Armin van Buuren love foreverrr.
Fuck guys does anybody know the intro track of this video..
It's so much easier than the old days of having to harmonically mix and beat match, and find que points, all by ear manually with the platters bouncing around all over the show. Although I suppose there's a lot you can do with CDJs to make up for that, effects, remixing on the fly etc.
2500 mixer.. Remember DJing 14-15 years ago and had to mix the songs by ear. Shit was hard, would mess up a few times a set ha
martin audio!!
master armin
Andy c would destroy you at djing 😅😅
Jake Midgley not a hope
no headphones?
Or you could use a pre-recorded mix, burn it on CD and bring it to the venue - you won't be more relaxed!
Guess what, Music needs to be changed according to clubs energy.
This is amazing!
lol Cd's and a separate card to remember que points
+Larsern420 where is the strange thing about it? He is a DJ, thus he's playing with discs where no cue points can be stored. You must have in mind some 19 year-old EDM "djs" that play with Traktor and make music with FL ha? So.. do not lough dude.
+vapon1 lol dont laugh
+Larsern420 +vapon1 I think you'll find in reality it doesn't matter what you use, people only care about the end result.
Since you care about the result, do not criticize people who try to make it better.
+Larsern420 He probably used to use those complicated method considering how long he has been in the industry, still, as long as it works - it works.
Omg I love his fucking voice xD
But when he goes live he use pre set´s lol
+PsyDance PT he DJs live, you can tell if you look
He has a set 60 songs or so that he is going to choose from throughout his set to complete the set but no way in hell does Armin pre mix his sets.
Haha' Joker's theme music an intro' classic!
What is the name of the intro
what a master/monster
What's the name of the track in the beginning of the video?
This is my dj set, my mix and recorded thanks to the tutorial and teachings of Armin van Buuren. Listen to it if you like! This is trance music. Here the link to listen: www.mixcloud.com/giolaserdj/trance-project-2014_selected-by-kokkina-47-mixed-by-giolaser/
What is a key of a track? 8:19
that intro is so dope
BOSS
He makes it look so easy
It's only hard until you know what you're doing. ;)
great artists and dj.
Meow this is old school!
You never know that a dj would actually do that. To me i always sounds like the DJ is nothing but playing the already mixed song
mynamesmike88 epending on who you saw you might be right - a staggering number of these of big mainstream "producers/DJs" DO play already mixed music. Above that, a *vast* majority of the mainstream EDM "producers"(aka the DJs) have *ghost producers* that write the music for them! So not their music, and probably not their mix LMFAO.
mynamesmike88 I can get into the explanation, but it's really long for me to describe exactly. Although I'm not doing shit so I don't care(: The reason all the mainstream producer/DJs are fake is because, well, let's take a step back and take a look at whats going on in the big picture. ….You can look at those massive record labels as a company. All they want to do is make money. That's their number one top priority above everything else - they have all the means and "manufacturers" on call and ready to go - they just need to make a product thats presentable and digestible for their public. So what do they do? They find someone that can play and look the role, so they can add a face to the product. They have all the ghost producers ready(which at that point are producing for several other "artists" of that same "company's"(record label), and probably other label's as well) they have the those producers ready to make songs for the new said "artist", and have everything in place. Since they are already well established record labels from there its really easy. They have all the connects to get that guy big shows right away, and they shove him down everyone's throat with mass marketing and advertising that eventually people just eat it up and he becomes popular. Thats why you'll see a lot of the super popular "Artists"(aka mainstream) don't really have songs that good compared to some other producers who have actually been around for a long time, yet they're advertise constantly endorsed by the biggest companies and in TV commercials and etc. They just get the most credit and are put in the spot light. …Because its a product of the "company", with him and his image created just to have a name to the tracks and a "DJ" to be at the shows so that their creation is complete. It's all a money scheme, after they successfully start imitating a real artist and they can start making money. Creating that whole dilemma of artist/fan dichotomy where a bunch of idiots swarm to their new creation and become loyal fans, and pay for shows and buys tracks and etc., and the money just keeps flowing in, and the record label successfully introduced a whole new "product" to branch out a whole new avenue of income. They unproportionally get so much credit compared to the true REAL artists making genuinely good music(that ACTUALLY came form them and not someone else). There's no market for the those huge company-like record labels to put a real artist on the spotlight, because they would want to make quality music that is genuinely good resonates with them - where instead, the establishment needs them to constantly make generic music to sell so they can market to the public, as they have created a steady demand of it after constantly and steadily jamming it down everyone's throats - from their big artists which essentially affect the music industry as a whole, since they are after all, on the spot light and the most popular artists for that genre. Of course those real artists could pump out that typical generic music - but its not what they want related/associated to their name all the time….which is why there are people out there willing to even be ghost-producers. They can still make all the money, but not have it negatively impact their name - meanwhile there's the clowns out there that could care less about the integrity of their name and they're the ones that take the role of the mainstream producer/DJs we see today. I guess its a fair exchange, for the money and fame - but they fade out rather quickly, as styles change and people move on from the style theyre known for and thats so central to them and their identity. Although they last a lot longer than the "artists"working in the other mainstream genres(its all the same thing. There's a reason they call it the music **industry** ) Of course, there's those who last longer - they're usually the ones who play a bigger role in the record labels. In the pop industry in particular, we see a good number of those people fade out rather quickly. ----Meanwhile, the smart ones stay in the business making the generic tracks for whoever the clown is at the moment who is assuming the position.
+Ulek Dikinurmuth shut up.
BonMclark Monharray Not interested? ..keep scrolling. It's crazy how that works huh?! Who would of thought!
+Ulek Dikinurmuth What a crazy concept!
Armin is the best Trance DJ at this moment in time.
whyohwhyfools which is why he makes it look so easy
check out John 00 fleming, hes far better than AVB
Seen John 00 a few times he is indeed awesome.
Thiss Strategy is amazing Mann