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Turntable tip: Back when DJs couldn’t digitally adjust keys, we relied on tools like this to shift a track’s key by one note. When those top dots stopped moving, you knew you’d hit exactly +6% 🎚️😎
Turntable tip: Back when DJs couldn’t digitally adjust keys, we relied on tools like this to shift a track’s key by one note. When those top dots stopped moving, you knew you’d hit exactly +6% 🎚️😎
![Will Anyone Still Dance To Your Old Tunes? [6 of 7]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/deU5vQi-mrs/mqdefault.jpg "Will Anyone Still Dance To Your Old Tunes? [6 of 7]
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You came back to DJing and youre staring at a collection you spent years building, wondering if any of it still works on a modern floor. Maybe the tunes sound dated. Maybe theyll clear the room. Maybe everyones moved on.
Heres the good news: most of that worry is misplaced. Your old music is one of the best things youve got going for you, and in this video Ill show you why - and how to bring those classics into a modern set without sounding stuck in the past.
In this, the penultimate lesson in our Returning to DJing: A Guide For Old School DJs series, we cover which tracks still hold up and which ones honestly dont, how to get old files ready to play on todays gear, and the mixing tricks that let an older tune sit happily next to a current one.
Want to take it further? We teach all of this properly inside our All Access training. Learn more about it here: https://djtips.co/back")
