DOPEZ BEAT JUGGLE TUTORIAL

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  • Опубликовано: 21 мар 2018
  • Yooooo I did it again !! Haha enjoy this long-winded 29 minute beat juggle tutorial :-)
    I tried to go over some of the patterns I use when juggling and the techniques are applicable to most beats. This is my first ever tutorial about specifically juggling so some parts may not make sense I think it's somewhat coherent lol
    instagram/twitter: @dopez1200
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Комментарии • 27

  • @Iskulaatikko
    @Iskulaatikko 6 лет назад +1

    He's baaack! Really love these videos, keep em coming! :)

  • @rogergarcia4197
    @rogergarcia4197 5 лет назад

    Hey! Thanks For The Tutorial. I feel that many of us want to get better at beat juggling, but lack the proper knowledge. This video really explains beat juggling and it does so, in easy to understand detail. Thank You

  • @jernejm_
    @jernejm_ 6 лет назад +1

    this is probably tutorial i shouldn’t watch as beginner, but its good for motivation to see what can be achieved after many years of practice, thanks for tutorial!

  • @1999emoney
    @1999emoney 6 лет назад +1

    Ah man this is dope bruv ! Please post more & can you post more of your routines of you lyric mixing/beat juggling because this is dope

  • @sluggerrrrrr
    @sluggerrrrrr 6 лет назад +11

    its not rocket science, its way more complicated

  • @somasoundss
    @somasoundss 6 лет назад +7

    "I can kinda juggle, here and there" 😂

  • @DJCUTCAKE
    @DJCUTCAKE 3 года назад

    thx for sharing your knowledge 😎🙏

  • @Will-rh1wh
    @Will-rh1wh 4 года назад +1

    FYI , I like that "water" scratch technique you do ,thats tight as F**k.

  • @Buttafingaz
    @Buttafingaz 6 лет назад

    Hell yeah!!

  • @wei7360
    @wei7360 4 года назад

    whats the prerequisite to learning this? being able to do 1/16 kick pops on both hands right?

  • @robinmcara793
    @robinmcara793 3 года назад

    Like the deck plates, are they MK3's your using? Cool stuff, props to you man

  • @samnoah2961
    @samnoah2961 3 года назад

    Nice work

  • @jatx5126
    @jatx5126 6 лет назад

    And uh yeah! 😄

  • @Subtitle_art
    @Subtitle_art 6 лет назад +2

    It's christmas !!!

  • @BudiSetiawan-ij6cb
    @BudiSetiawan-ij6cb 5 лет назад

    how much best weight grams did u put on 447 when juggling

  • @youngdrizzle224
    @youngdrizzle224 6 лет назад +1

    9:16
    10:59

  • @NIPSZ
    @NIPSZ 6 лет назад +1

    Your drumming is good. You should focus on drumming to be your specialty in the future IMO

    • @DOPEZ1200
      @DOPEZ1200  6 лет назад

      I'll probably upload a drumming tutorial soon too

    • @robinmcara793
      @robinmcara793 3 года назад

      Focus on everything, your drumming dope but it's not a full routine, your scratching dope, I would say master juggling

  • @Will-rh1wh
    @Will-rh1wh 4 года назад

    Just one thing, not hating but just to clarify. At 21:17 you talk about a pattern you call the "Vekked snare roll" that technique was done back in 1987/1988 by Dj Cash Money NOT Vekked.
    As much as Vekked is a cool dude and all of that ,truth must be told ( rumor is that that technique was being done as early as '86, if you can believe that, Cash just made a claim and name on it so the story goes)
    Hell, I even did that and other variations of it years ago will my little old video, type in "Cash Money juggle nonsense on Stanton 150s" here on RUclips. Also check 1989 DMCs with Erasmas Raz Linvall. Also Dj Supreme as well.

    • @facksvillain2296
      @facksvillain2296 3 года назад

      I left a comment on a certain well known DJ channel, he used to battle in the early 90s, he's from NY. I said that these new scratches are a combination of old school scratches and he shitted on me. He said that's a basic way of looking at things. Which explains why him and alot of old school black DJs can't scratch or Juggle anymore. Because they shit and abandone their own culture for money

    • @facksvillain2296
      @facksvillain2296 3 года назад

      But if you ask Q Bert or D styles and they will tell you, they are doing a combination of old School scratches. Those two kept getting better over time

    • @Vekked
      @Vekked 3 года назад

      Yep it's Cash Money first then P-Trix pushed it a little further later on (Bust-a-move intro is my fav). Just for the record I've never called it the "Vekked snare roll" myself and was probably just trolling yung Dopez :P

    • @Will-rh1wh
      @Will-rh1wh 3 года назад

      @@Vekked Yo Vekked,its Willpowa from Skratchworx.com days.Good to hear you still in fx. Props for not stealin' (bitin) another djs claim to fame.Most cats would not do that.We gotta hook up man,but one question: Do you have the Muchmusic 1988 footage of Cash Money at the "CAVE" in Toronto ,its supposed to be his BEST video footage ever!

  • @Will-rh1wh
    @Will-rh1wh 4 года назад +1

    All the techniques you displayed were done in the 80's just to let you know, I did them myself in some form or another also check NMS dj battles. Just thought I would tell ya before those "old school HIP HOP heads" blow up your spot with the history and whatnot