@@studioscratches Just always in love and obsessed with scratching since I was a kid. Heard some ISP tapes from a friend. Scratched on a pair of crap belt-driven decks and loved it. Bought a pair of Gemini decks from my best homie Kid Elipsis. Burnt out the motors in 1 year and bought Technics. Thanks so much for you content ❤️💎🙌
Yes, beginners don't realize the importance of babies, stabs, transformers, pinches, drags, chirps etc. I was the same. So much you can do with the basics!
Peace fam,dope as always.The raw authentic hip-hop over here ALWAYS.I was in your neck of the woods this past May.I stayed in Kensington walking distance from Kensington gardens and Hyde Park, stunning family.I remember seeing footage many years ago of Eric Clapton’s crew Cream performing at Hyde park.So it was dope to see it in person.Kensington Gardens reminds me of the chronicles of Narnia or some shit lol,so green and beautiful.Sparked a fat ass J there,then hopped in a cab to the Chelsea vs. Watford match.Dope ass times as well there. I was Trippin on London’s public transportation as well.So convenient! Took the Heathrow express to the Paddington station when I first arrived.Such a better alternative than just ubering or 🚕 it from Heathrow.Only did four days in London because I’ve visited seven European countries in a three week span.I’ll definitely be back in the near future though.Europe is ILLL.1 Love/Peace/Bless
Excellent Video :) I'd like to see a next level video with stuff like Prisms, Hydroplanes, Jackhammers and goodness knows what other crazy scratch techniques and combos there are out there. Keep up the good work!
I see you use the reverse fader. Thats how I learned. Definitely harder to transform and do some tricks. But i learned alot of my techniques just getting on the wheels and putting in work.
@@uzialadogan5240 it's called hamster style crossfader, and it's just a matter of preference. Some people prefers hamster as they are comfortable that way, and some other include me prefers the traditional.
Many thanks for your tutorials for the DJ community. But there is a big problem for all DJs when they apply for a club for the first time: How to create THE ULTIMATE letter of application for Clubs? How must it be, the ultimate application mix? What should it look like, the ultimate RUclips application video? PLEASE CREATE THIS Tutorial Video for all DJ outside there!
Where did you get that smooth hip hop beat homie, im diggin it, I think I got a lot of those skratches down for understanding them, & now am able to practice till my hands fall asleep, but im still a little foggy about how to do the"BoomFlare", thanx my ninja......... 👍👊💪🙏😎
Here for writing a character. Anyone have suggestions? Common beginner mistakes or mistakes you make still? Favorite scratch’s you do? Hardest to learn? Other things I should know so I’m more accurate?
Common beginner mistakes - skipping the fundamentals and going too fast. Mistakes I still make - being impatient. Fav scratches - chirps. Hardest - all of them to start with then they get easier. Start slow, learn the basics, get the best tuition you can. Check out my School and complete program here: schoolofscratch.com
@Studio Scratches, just a quick question is there any advantages of using the crossfader in reverse? I use it the other way and I'm wondering if I'm doing it wrong, especially the crab scratch? Thx in advance
Hacer scratch con el "this is fresh" es lo mas facil del mundo hasta mi abuelita lo hace, avientense un scratch a lo mix master mike haber si muy chingones, ese wey te hacia un beat completo de todo un track con el puro scratch
yes! see www.studioscratches.com/hamster-reverse-vs-regular-scratching/ and www.studioscratches.com/how-to-learn-from-a-hamster-reverse-crossfader-style-scratch-dj-if-you-scratch-regular/ to help beginners who want to learn who are regular.
I am an Italian boy and I would like to start learning the art of scratching by buying numark pt01, or am I limited ?. Do you recommend it? A heartfelt thanks for your work.
Yes its the crossfader. but there is no fade - i have it set to turn the sound on immediately on opening, Also my fader is reversed so it works like an upfader.
Hello - I am using a scratch record which you buy which has all the samples on. Please see my free guide: studioscratches.com/scratch-dj-equipment-guide/ For controllers, you would buy the digital samples and load them into your DVS - There are some samples in my store here: studioscratches.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-scratch-samples Or free starter pack samples here: studioscratches.com/classic-ahhh-and-fresh-samples-download/ For my best tuition and course which explains everything, please visit my online school: schoolofscratch.com Thanks for watching! - Emma
I was watching your video and trying to copy what you were doing as the video played but it just didn't sound the same. iv always been really good at scratching since the 90s Hardcore scene, then stupid me just noticed that you were scratching with the deck in reverse. you should show people how to do it the right way round then they can choice to do it back to front if it suits them.
Oh yes I did put a note in the video description but usually that gets missed. In my tutorials I break things down very slowly in terms of open and closed fader so both styles can follow along. I cannot scratch regular as I have always scratched this way in reverse like an upfader. Appreciate you watching!
@@studioscratches I appreciate your reply, I suppose when you think about it there isn't a right way or wrong way as long as it sounds good . whatever anyone says they can't take away the fact that your shit hot at scratching and very good at teaching how to do it. Enjoy your videos keep it up.
DOOSH MASTA yeah, I should have read through the comments because I’ve said the same thing. It’s not the best way to introduce scratching to a beginner. If it was explained at the start of the video then fair enough, but not everyone will start out with a mixer that might have a reverse switch, or buttons to assign the fader channels. It’s ok for those of us who have been Dj-ing/scratching for years...we know what’s going on. This also wouldn’t help when beginners also want to learn beat juggling too.
I may be wrong but aren't the scratches recorded. If not what are the tracks/beats you are scratching on? Can you do a video on selection of beats for starting to scratch? Possibly share a link of the tracks you scratched on Thanks alot
Hi, so one side plays instrumental beats and the other side I use a scratch sample. Please see my full course here which explains everything in detail: schoolofscratch.com/get-started
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I never get tired of Scratch tutorials!
same hwew
lmao Joe Cooley, so underrated. DJ Nightmare was probably one of his best tear-ups
Simple and straight forward. Thanks for sharing!
thank you!
Thanks for taking the time on putting this vid together...It will help a lot of young & old DJ's out there..Salute
I agree. Really gives me something to focus on and kind of deconstruct
All this scratching is making me itch lol 😂 only people from the old school will get it
blaise gordon what it means
Im from the old school and I get it lol... And you sir get respect
Fruity loops
Qbert's scratchonary was well in depth of explaining. Your presentation is most excellent. So kudos to both for the demonstrations
This video is great! I wish more RUclipsrs would make videos like this... would be nice to see one with the crossfader the other way.
Thank you so much! For you: www.studioscratches.com/how-to-learn-from-a-hamster-reverse-crossfader-style-scratch-dj-if-you-scratch-regular/
I’m finding these tutorials so useful, thanks
So dope. I remember starting scratching and trying to learn by listening to tapes lol. This is great. ❤
Thanks Alexander! How did you get on? I learned a lot by listening too and a few basic instructions way back. Thanks for watching.
@@studioscratches Just always in love and obsessed with scratching since I was a kid. Heard some ISP tapes from a friend. Scratched on a pair of crap belt-driven decks and loved it. Bought a pair of Gemini decks from my best homie Kid Elipsis. Burnt out the motors in 1 year and bought Technics. Thanks so much for you content ❤️💎🙌
Merci pour les techniques. Good job
Thanks very much for the step by step instructions
What up DJ Shortee, always a pleasure listening to you tear it up!! I love watching & learning From you, & your so appreciated my ninja..... 👍👊💪🙏😎
Basic is the most important. Thank you for good lesson!
Yes, beginners don't realize the importance of babies, stabs, transformers, pinches, drags, chirps etc. I was the same. So much you can do with the basics!
Peace fam,dope as always.The raw authentic hip-hop over here ALWAYS.I was in your neck of the woods this past May.I stayed in Kensington walking distance from Kensington gardens and Hyde Park, stunning family.I remember seeing footage many years ago of Eric Clapton’s crew Cream performing at Hyde park.So it was dope to see it in person.Kensington Gardens reminds me of the chronicles of Narnia or some shit lol,so green and beautiful.Sparked a fat ass J there,then hopped in a cab to the Chelsea vs. Watford match.Dope ass times as well there. I was Trippin on London’s public transportation as well.So convenient! Took the Heathrow express to the Paddington station when I first arrived.Such a better alternative than just ubering or 🚕 it from Heathrow.Only did four days in London because I’ve visited seven European countries in a three week span.I’ll definitely be back in the near future though.Europe is ILLL.1 Love/Peace/Bless
I see you Dexx! London is a cool city for sure. Some of my favourite music comes from there. Come to Ireland next time you ovet this side too. Peace!
This will def be in effect to learn the motions and incorporate into practice routines
Joe Cooley, def the fav
So much in luv with all the style and type .much luv to you
Thanks, appreciate this!
You make it look so easy!
Excellent Video :) I'd like to see a next level video with stuff like Prisms, Hydroplanes, Jackhammers and goodness knows what other crazy scratch techniques and combos there are out there. Keep up the good work!
Hi Shaun, I cover all those at schoolofscratch.com
Thanks I’m going to rock my mary Anne hobbs lp 🤘😎
I see you use the reverse fader. Thats how I learned. Definitely harder to transform and do some tricks. But i learned alot of my techniques just getting on the wheels and putting in work.
word!
Dj scratch the best ever.
Gotta love that TTM 57 💪🏽
You got to hate pawning the same mixer here three times 😟
Awesome channel, thank you !
thanks for watching!
The best school ever❤
thanks so much!
Delayed flares are a great way for people to get into flares who are beginner's or just aren't comfortable with open fader scratches...
Thanks for the video. Always I love to watch your skills. Awesome
Reversed cross fader / cutting away from scratch deck - nice
Dazzlelaa carpentry Also noticed that. Why actually? Why would anybody want to do that?
@@uzialadogan5240 it's called hamster style crossfader, and it's just a matter of preference. Some people prefers hamster as they are comfortable that way, and some other include me prefers the traditional.
Love the stab’s
Thats dope. I think its harder to do those patterns slower like that.
Levi Smith dude slow scratches are where I struggle! I can bust ultra fast scratches easily now, it that slow shit is killing me.
Very nice
Amazing scratches. The swing flare sounds alot like the autoban a6
yes in the same ballpark of sounds.
4:12 my fav bit
Gonna practice the echoes cheers😍
Best one I’ve seen and need
Thank you for watching and for the love!
Nicely done
Good stuff!!! Very nice tutorial.
No doubt ... the ultimate scratch tutorial! Very nice and ... well done! Bye!
very nice
Many thanks for your tutorials for the DJ community. But there is a big problem for all DJs when they apply for a club for the first time: How to create THE ULTIMATE letter of application for Clubs? How must it be, the ultimate application mix? What should it look like, the ultimate RUclips application video? PLEASE CREATE THIS Tutorial Video for all DJ outside there!
Hypnotizing!!
Thanks dude!
Where did you get that smooth hip hop beat homie, im diggin it, I think I got a lot of those skratches down for understanding them, & now am able to practice till my hands fall asleep, but im still a little foggy about how to do the"BoomFlare", thanx my ninja......... 👍👊💪🙏😎
which beat as I use a few?
Thanks for the tips, love it
Great!!
perfect
This is crazy scratch
I love this video
Nice!
Thanks!
great video
Thanks!
welcome back
perfect
Thank you for this! I subbed! :)
I love you guys < 3
DJ battle champ right here
Next video should showcase the Joe Cooley and hydroplane
Those are inside schoolofscratch.com
dope!!!
Muito bom
i love baby scratching
Here for writing a character. Anyone have suggestions? Common beginner mistakes or mistakes you make still? Favorite scratch’s you do? Hardest to learn? Other things I should know so I’m more accurate?
Common beginner mistakes - skipping the fundamentals and going too fast. Mistakes I still make - being impatient. Fav scratches - chirps. Hardest - all of them to start with then they get easier. Start slow, learn the basics, get the best tuition you can. Check out my School and complete program here: schoolofscratch.com
好棒👍👍
Thank you!
nice to see u live and scratching :)
@Studio Scratches, just a quick question is there any advantages of using the crossfader in reverse? I use it the other way and I'm wondering if I'm doing it wrong, especially the crab scratch? Thx in advance
Nah its just a style -- www.studioscratches.com/hamster-reverse-vs-regular-scratching/ there's pros and cons
GREAT TUTORIAL..BUT SOME OF US DJS DONT USE FADER INVERT../NEED TO DO A TUTORIAL AND INVERT SO WE CAN PRACTICE THAT WAY...THX
For you www.studioscratches.com/how-to-learn-from-a-hamster-reverse-crossfader-style-scratch-dj-if-you-scratch-regular/
Good
Nice bless up bro
Hacer scratch con el "this is fresh" es lo mas facil del mundo hasta mi abuelita lo hace, avientense un scratch a lo mix master mike haber si muy chingones, ese wey te hacia un beat completo de todo un track con el puro scratch
Dope video of all the scratches
Awesome
Stabs are the shit.
Nice !😃
Thank you. Hashtag inspired
✌😁👍sick video!
Can someone explain why his crossfader is inverted ? Awesome vid btw, perfect for training !
yes! see www.studioscratches.com/hamster-reverse-vs-regular-scratching/ and www.studioscratches.com/how-to-learn-from-a-hamster-reverse-crossfader-style-scratch-dj-if-you-scratch-regular/ to help beginners who want to learn who are regular.
i think i find the crab one at 7:09 interesting i use it most of the time but i would want to be able to do stab at 3:59
I am an Italian boy and I would like to start learning the art of scratching by buying numark pt01, or am I limited ?. Do you recommend it? A heartfelt thanks for your work.
Many of my students start off with that setup then progress onto a full setup. You can definitely learn with it!
@@studioscratches Grazie 😁
On right hand is what? Volume? Amount?
It basically turns the sound on and off.
@@studioscratches ya man. I gotcha. It's fader)
Yes its the crossfader. but there is no fade - i have it set to turn the sound on immediately on opening, Also my fader is reversed so it works like an upfader.
🔥🔥🔥💯
Thanks
Can you do a Q&A scratch session for online DJs?
Yes there are a bunch in my channel just search!
Quality
best
(Perfect!)
I love 4:14 stabs lick, how can I do the cool lick?
Lots of practice! Try watching on slow motion to get the pattern!
Nice! Thought I was the only 1 who cutt this way! :)
What's the record you're scratching btw?
I wanna know which record he's scratching as well.
The vinyl is super seal, just not sure exactly which one as it seems there are multiple versions featuring different sounds.
I'm a she! This is Emma - I am scratching Super Seal the first one.
whenever i need some motivation i play this and fwd to four minutes in for those uber tight stabs! how long did it take you to get em so tight?
hey thank you so much for that! Quite a while! refined over years of practice!
Cool
How much force should I use for a crab scratch cause when I do it you can hear it but it definitely needs improvement,
you wanna be as relaxed as possible
Do you still using ttm57 on Sersto Scratch Live? Or using external interface with Serato DJ?
No I'm not using this mixer any more.
No I'm not using the TTM57 any more.
beauty
Trying to figure out how to get certain sounds. Do you buy the demos and load them into your controller? Or what someone help?
Hello - I am using a scratch record which you buy which has all the samples on.
Please see my free guide: studioscratches.com/scratch-dj-equipment-guide/
For controllers, you would buy the digital samples and load them into your DVS - There are some samples in my store here: studioscratches.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-scratch-samples
Or free starter pack samples here: studioscratches.com/classic-ahhh-and-fresh-samples-download/
For my best tuition and course which explains everything, please visit my online school: schoolofscratch.com
Thanks for watching!
- Emma
速い方の4分3連ごまかしたな！？7:43～明らか違うのに変えてきた
I was watching your video and trying to copy what you were doing as the video played but it just didn't sound the same. iv always been really good at scratching since the 90s Hardcore scene, then stupid me just noticed that you were scratching with the deck in reverse. you should show people how to do it the right way round then they can choice to do it back to front if it suits them.
Oh yes I did put a note in the video description but usually that gets missed. In my tutorials I break things down very slowly in terms of open and closed fader so both styles can follow along. I cannot scratch regular as I have always scratched this way in reverse like an upfader. Appreciate you watching!
@@studioscratches I appreciate your reply, I suppose when you think about it there isn't a right way or wrong way as long as it sounds good . whatever anyone says they can't take away the fact that your shit hot at scratching and very good at teaching how to do it. Enjoy your videos keep it up.
oyeh!!! 🙏🏻
Hey man, can u reco end a good scratch record? I was using dirtstyle shampoo deluxe edition for years but its really worn now lol cneers
theres so many, I love super seal, anything by scratch science and cut and paste records. Also riche rufftones practice yo cuts.
Is your fader in reverse?
Hi, yes it is.
Who named these, where did the names come from?
The DJs who created the scratches named them.
Only thing bad about this is the hamster. Probably super confusing for beginners.
DOOSH MASTA yeah, I should have read through the comments because I’ve said the same thing. It’s not the best way to introduce scratching to a beginner.
If it was explained at the start of the video then fair enough, but not everyone will start out with a mixer that might have a reverse switch, or buttons to assign the fader channels.
It’s ok for those of us who have been Dj-ing/scratching for years...we know what’s going on.
This also wouldn’t help when beginners also want to learn beat juggling too.
Great Lesson but why does it look like you are doing this backward (Crossfade from the opposite side)
My fader is reversed = hamster style www.studioscratches.com/hamster-reverse-vs-regular-scratching/
100%
I may be wrong but aren't the scratches recorded.
If not what are the tracks/beats you are scratching on?
Can you do a video on selection of beats for starting to scratch?
Possibly share a link of the tracks you scratched on
Thanks alot
Hi, so one side plays instrumental beats and the other side I use a scratch sample. Please see my full course here which explains everything in detail: schoolofscratch.com/get-started
Stupid question is the crossfader reversed here? Wouldn't the left one be at full volume when the cross fader is to the left?
Yes! My fader is reversed = hamster style www.studioscratches.com/hamster-reverse-vs-regular-scratching/