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5 Techniques to Vary Your DJ Set Transitions

DJing is an art form that requires both skill and creativity, and often, one can fall into a routine of mixing tracks in the same predictable way. To avoid monotony and inject fresh energy into your sets, Jamie Hartley from Crossfader presents five effective techniques to diversify your transitions. These methods are adaptable to virtually any DJ setup or software, allowing DJs of all levels to enhance their mixing style.

1. Filtering In and Out

The first technique is perhaps the simplest: filtering tracks in and out. This method involves using the filter settings on your mixer. Begin by setting your filter to low-pass and ensuring the low EQ is entirely off to avoid hearing the kick drum from the outgoing track.