DJ chile - Cross Rhythm Study - Chirp OG Flare
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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I'm in the process of creating an Ebook for university on cross rhythm scratching. The book will link to video accompaniments to help describe patterns through example. This is one of a few scratches I'll be covering more fully in the ebook.
Abstract:
The principle objective of this project is to provide a video, sound, text and TTM notation based tutorial of various cross rhythm scratches, while discussing the underlying methods I have discovered for the formulation of new cross rhythm techniques.
I am of the opinion that cross rhythms have been largely overlooked in scratching, and because of this I would like to encourage further development in this area. The techniques I describe span across various cross rhythm beat lengths and serve to provide a strong indication of the potential benefit of further self-study in this area.
Just bought your book! You ARE AWESOME!! Hope to really study it hard! You got a new fan!
What book? Cheers
yeah thats what i meant..sort of a polyrhythm where the accent is circulating through the count. :) love your tuts man going through all of them.. really interested in the prism.. when im reunited with my turns ill apply a few of your styles :) subbed!
Never thought 3 years ago when ii started scratching this scratch combo would be my go to scratch combo when I'm run out of ideas lol
awesome. good work man.
This one sounds pretty sick. I'd like to see it used more often.
doesn't an OG Flare have 3 clicks in the forward motion? and then just the pull back after? if you could help me out...i'd appreciate it....you got the best tutorials on youtube....you should turn em into a dvd or sumthing
who cares, that was insane
Not 3, only 2 clicks total. 2 sounds forward, one back.
Interesting, I was praciticing this combo but the way I was doing it was 1 click for the chirp and then 1 click in the forward push and 1 click in the backward pull. I see you are clicking once in the forward push and then at the peak where you change record direction not a bit later in the middle of the pull back. Are both methods correct? As in calling it a chirp/OG flare?
What beat are you using? The technique sounds sooo clean 🔥
Thanks, thats one of my old loops from the chile looper which is available on tablist dot net
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Nice work, what's the beat?
so its 5/4 ? in drum talk?
5 notes. Then loops poly rhythm. Like the lucky 7 etc
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