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Short for 'equalization', it's the process of adjusting the balance between frequency components.

A flat control on DJ CD players and controllers used to emulate the functions of a vinyl turntable.

The technique of adjusting two tracks to the same tempo and phase to play them seamlessly.

The process of preparing and finding the exact point to start playing a track.

The difference between the peak signal level and the point of distortion in an audio system.

A technique where the DJ moves a vinyl record back and forth to create rhythmical sounds.

Stands for 'Beats Per Minute' and measures the tempo of a track.

An electronic device that blends multiple audio tracks into one output stream.

Affects the audio signal by removing certain frequencies often to create a sweep effect.

Electronic or digital musical device which records and plays back samples of sound.

A linear control on the mixer that adjusts the volume or gain of an audio channel.

Aligning tracks in a mix so that their musical phrases are structured coherently.

A circular piece of felt or fabric used between the turntable platter and the record for friction reduction.

The art of manipulating sounds and creating music using turntables and a DJ mixer.

Adjusts the input level of a track before it reaches any processing like EQ or faders.

The part of the turntable on which the record spins.

A function on DJ software or hardware that automatically matches the BPM of two tracks.

A repeated section of sound material that can be created live by a DJ for extended mixes.

A control on a DJ mixer that blends or switches between two audio sources.