DJ Dirty Digits I Swing Flare I Watch and Learn
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- Опубликовано: 28 апр 2015
- Let Dirty Digits teach you all about the Swing Flare.
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Mad respect for your content! As a drummer and drum teacher, you have some of the best scratch tutorials online! You give thorough explanations, and it inspires you to immediate hit the turntables and apply. Learning scratches is similar to learning drumming rudiments to build up your vocabulary- it’s been fun learning from all of your videos! Keep up the wonderful content!
Man I was I could learn from you. The way you describe every move seem so simple...
Ok i think the key to getting this down properly is to start real slow - Increase speed gradually. Practice that speed for a few days then rest. Muscle memory is definitely the key here. I never thought i would get anywhere near the speed, but having practiced for just over a week i can definitely say I've almost got it :) Another few weeks and i should be there. Its frustrating at first because it seems impossible but it does eventually work. Practice, rest, practice, rest etc.
alyraver did you get it
devyn mitchell yer man! I managed to get 3 click flares and autobahns locked down too since then. still practicing tho!
What order do you recommend learning them in? I want to dive right into the autobahn, but it probably isn't the best idea lol
There's no right or wrong order to learn them tbh. Some people will just pick it up easily, where as others (like myself) have to really work at it. I learnt the swing flare before i learnt 2 click flares which is a bit odd, i don't know why but for me the swing flare helped me get that 2 click 'bounce' movement of the fader. Boomerangs and Autobahns were pretty easy to learn after this, and then 3 click flares came soon after. The more you practice the more refined you become, and the easier it is to pull them off. What i will say is that it is much better to be accurate at a slower speed than sloppy going faster. I started slow as hell, and just upped the tempo bit by bit. It aches your wrist at first and can be so frustrating, but if you put the effort and time in then you will start to develop your scratches. There's a dude on here goes by the name DJ Remy - check out his tutorials too, they helped me massively. Always record your sessions so you can listen to what sounds good and what needs improving.
alyraver I appreciate the detailed response bro! That's some great advice. I've been doing basic scratches for way too long. Definitely need to step up my game. I'll check out Dj Remy's vids. Take care man.
I really enjoy your "how-to" vids. Thanks.
thanks man! I learned the combo by focusing on the fader and repeating on the tempo O(pen)-C(lose)-Click-Click.
Cool video, thanx Dirty Digits, your wicked appreciated...... 👍🙏🔥💯
Awesome videos man, been really helping me progress, & get better with my varieties of skratches... And you explain it great man, wish I could join that skool my ninja.... Respex.... Big Upz... Mad Love brotha...
I got this.... Lol... Bahahahaha... Respex, Big Upz, & Mad Love to DJ Dirty Digits, always awesome seeing you sharing the skillz my ninja. I'm looking to learn as much as possible, & keep practicing, but definitely always having fun with skratchn. Your appreciated my friend, thanx for another awesome & interesting video, I was just working on something like this style the other nite, but I like how you broke this down, its really easy to follow along with your method of strategy. Really cool man, thank you, as always...... 👍🙏😎
Wow niceeee
Now that i have learned the boomerang i can't do this scratch lmfao
Same haha. When i started to do swing flare. I always end up in boomerang lol.
Very awesome expalanation of how to learn, & pull this off.... Basically forward & back slice, then forward & back dice or transformers, rite?? Thanx man, great video bro, your wicked appreciated.......👍🙏🔥💯
I hear that Outkast International Players Anthem beat.
😎👍👍 thanks for sharing
thoughts on doing this with three fingers on crossfader?
Can anyone tell me How long it takes to master swing flare ? In my case, ive been doing this for 5 months now bt still cant hit the notes after a bar at 140bpm
Stingray - The flare was invented by its namesake, Dj Flare in 1987
What’s that other scratch you did at the beg
How do you do it so fast? Any tips?
Is there a reason your not doing the second part as a chirp? It looks like chirps but the first half is open fader second half is a chirp. But there is a bounce in it and I can’t tell what I’m doing wrong
@ScratchdjAcademy my question to you is, as a beginner dj, how do you know what hand to use to control the fader and what hand to use to control the record?
its really up to you man. You gotta find out what works for you. There isn't a right or wrong way to do it
I just cannot get my fingers to move that quickly on the fader :(
as your starting with the fader closed it makes me feel like these should have been named swing transforms lol
what mixer is that?
Beat?!
Now i know. This is the scratch used in Herbie Hancock's track "Rock it".
Not at all that one is the Rockit scratch: ruclips.net/video/7kx2KVdKZe8/видео.html.
Sounds like a double chirp
If you're doing it at the beginning of the sound, isn't the first click redundant? Isn't this just a 1-2 baby scratch followed by a 1-2 chirp? Am I missing something?
+djpheeze the first step of opening the fader is redundant but you need to bring the fader closed as you pull the record back else you end up with an open fader when you get to the dicing section.
djpheeze I feel like he’s doing chirps only the first chirp is open and the second chirp is closed. But there is a bounce in the skratch loop and I can’t figure it out
its a combination with the slice and dice so learn those two first then this will be easier. when it comes to fader movement if you have the habit of bouncing the fader with 2 click scratches this will also be a lot easier to learn
@@DJEasybuckets yeah defo learn to two click. Praticing 2 click orbits to get the two click thing.
I don’t understand. When everyone says “like a 2 click” but there’s 3 clicks surely? I can do slow double time orbits and boomerangs. I can do the swing flare slowly on the beat at 100 BPM but I’m not getting much faster! Help?!?
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Oh my god HOW?! How?! Hooo-ooo-oooo-wwwwwww?!
Aaar so learn swing flare first then boomerang then autobhan makes sense. All very simular.
yep. all of them are 2 clicks. once u get the 2 click flare down, all those scratches are kinda similar exept the 2 click flare starts and ends with the fader open, as u probably allready know. dopez made a video about this, called "learn your 2 clicks"
ruclips.net/video/rXPIvS3iS98/видео.html
I see no flare at all in this. It is a combo of chirp and stab.
Double chirp
It's not, though. There's no chirp or stab in this scratch at all.
It's a slice and two stabs
Forward slice, forward dice, reverse dice .......
Curious how this skratch got its name? There is nothing flare about it.
+Stingray Created by DJ Flare from The Invisibl Skratch Piklz
DJ Flare invented the flare, not this. Someone named this the swing flare, but it's not even close to a flare, that is what I was saying. Anyone know why it's called a swing flare?
+Stingray ...as you increase the speed it's basically a two click flare fader movement dropping on two babies. You learn it like so then through practice you begin to feel (and hear) the flare. (imho)
I'll learn this and then call it the Chirp Echo.
Cool, thx for the replies.
so dirty