DJ Tutorial. Using Drum and bass, Cut a Tune in ( Accent)

0:04 I'll do it quietly this time

Right, I'll do it quietly this time. Hi, this is... Oh my god, I've got no hair! You will see why I'm doing it really quietly. Watch the end of the video. Right, and then I go, oh my goodness, I've got to put this... That's better. Right, in this... No, you've got to watch the end. Right, a bit of a quick demonstration stroke tutorial, and I've got the world's best drum and bass lady DJ over there, and Mr Blaze himself. Right, demonstration stroke tutorial about mixing drum and bass. But what we're going to do is edit. Now normally when people edit in music, what they do, they bring it in on the one, two, three, four, one, two, three. What I'm going to do is then bam, bam, on the offbeat, sometimes known as the accent. Kind of like this, you know, you get an accent occasionally, that's a kind of accent.

Oh, don't hit me, that's an accent as well. Oh yeah, that's an accent as well. But an accent here... In music, is a slight offbeat. So for example, bam, that's not an accent. This is, like that. Right, first of all, I'll show you a non-accent. Right, here we go. By the way, we'll put the tunes of the names in the lickable clinker description down there.

Right, I'll do a normal one first.

1:57 I've already told you that

Right, this... This time I'm going to add, I'm going to change it very slightly but have the accent. It's, for someone who's not familiar with county music, it's quite difficult to do, but eventually you get it. It's a bit like... I've already told you that. Right, here we go. Now watch the end. It's... And don't worry about it if that's just deaf.

Practice and enjoy.

Demonstration stroke tutorial on mixing drum and bass. Oh no! Oh dear!

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