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DJ Delboy AKA Delimentary Tips N Tricks - Video 5

Lesson Intermediate Stage 6: Performance Technique November 2010

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Alright guys, we've got DJ Delboy in the house. Tips and tricks number five. I believe in Welsh. Here we go. No sheep comments. Hey! Okay, we're going to use decks two and three now. Two tracks. We've got on the right here a really cool tune by Featurecast. It's called Rock Your Body. And it uses the Harry Belifonte Jump In The Line track, remixed perfectly. And if you want to check out a really cool artist... Feature cast is definitely one to watch. Okay, so we on the left here have got a sample. Let's get down, get funky. Okay, ripped, believe it or not, from Hannah Montana. For those of you with kids, young girls especially, the one where she sits in the dentist chair. Okay, so we've got this dentist saying to Hannah Montana in the chair. Let's get down, get funky.

Don't ask me why he says that in the middle of a dentist chair. But we're going to use the hot cues here, okay? So let me just get this light up here and you're going to need to come down and check these out from this side probably, okay? So first of all, we're going to... A lot of people think that you have to do the hot cues off the cuff but you don't. You can just do them like this. We're going to use the words get, down and funky, alright? So there's get. There's down. There's funky. And here's what we've got. It's okay, so we're going to use it over the top of a mix here until the mix reaches its crescendo. You've got a sweep on there, haven't you? Filter. Filter, sorry, thank you partner.

And there you go. A bit of hot cue action for you, baby. Also, timing it. One, two, three, four. All the bars. That's what it's about. Alright, in the house, number five tips and tricks from Del, the man. Practice and enjoy!

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