Great , thanks . Just I saw a few clips of it saying it was writing or saving to some toy tags and didn ' t want to miss out . <| sep |> And yeah you should be able to take a Pokmon all the way from third gen over to pokebank . <| sep |> For me , I ' ve been DJing for about 1 . 5 years now and the way I taught myself was all by ear and watching other DJ ' s do what they do . The best way to be the best , is to learn from the best . I love to watch the In Lab videos by MixmagEkali YsXkAm 0 ZKEMt 560 sOokay 7 EmpWF 3 FNgAFloss jR 2 swYCqYV 4 These videos are particularly good because you can see the CDJ ' s and what the DJ is turning or pushing at what time . Pay close attention to what knobs he turns at what times , what time of each song the DJ will mix in the next song , what effects he likes to use where . and you can even follow the track lists of these mixes so you know what to expect next , or if you ' re confused if they were mixing a new song or not . Try to replicate the DJ ' s and how they mix two songs together . Soon enough you ' ll start to learn the structure of music . Once you get these things down , learn how to beatmatch . ALSO ! Check this video out by Laidback Luke . It shows EVERYTHING he ' s doing at what time , very helpful . TRACKLISTS thing I need to stress , is repetition , repetition , repetition . Think of something you ' re currently good at , whether it be a sport , hobby , whatever . How did you get good doing that ? You practiced , a fuckin ' lot .