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Hi could you please do a tutorial on some examples on how to practically apply scratching into mixing. For example best way to scratch in a kick drum, snare, and other sounds or samples in a mix, without getting too complicated. Thanks.
Right at the end- the chirp into forward into chirp- A video breaking that down and the practicing it would be super helpful! I haven't seen any other DJs break down that, they all take it for granted! Awesome video, man- super helpful!
I actually subscribe to DMS and though it's a little more than other pools, it's full of great tracks, remixes, and genres. Great tutorial! I'm one of those experienced DJs who's just now getting into scratching
Some of the best videos👌 skills are on point and you’re a great teacher🙏 just open up a school already and get the big bucks plus helping people one on one would be sickkkk. Lol id go
Great video, this is definitely something I need to practise as well. When pulling the sample back, do you use the waveform or the marker in the centre of the spindle to keep track of sample start?
Thanks for posting I been needing this ! My question is are these scratches possible if I use the right side of jogs to scratch ? I’m self taught, right handed and never used vinyl so my natural way of scratching was to use the right side but I know I’m supposed to scratch on the left
I may do a video on this. I am left handed. The natural way you would think I would scratch is with my left hand on the jog/platter. But that is not what I do. I learned in a video a long time ago to force myself to scratch with my dominant hand on the crossfader, and weaker hand on the platter/wheel. This will not feel natural at first. You have to keep practicing. It took me two months of practicing every day to get it to the point where it feels right. The reason you want to do this, is because this will position your stronger hand on the crossfader, which can learn to cut faster, than if your weaker hand was on the fader. Now I have seen people do it the other way and successfully learn, but it actually takes them much much longer.
@@priyonjoni that makes sense...I also used to think that making fast cuts was a result of moving the jog back and forth faster but realized like you said it’s more in the crossfader so that makes sense and your right it’s like I gotta retrain my self it’s hilarious because now it’s like I suck at it but I know I gotta keep practicing! It’s hard not to just say f it and go back to scratching with my right hand the old way
But does it matter the side of the jog I scratch with, I understand the hand thing but as far as like when you scratch correctly on the left it’s in a forward motion but when I do it on the right side like I’m comfortable with it’s actually scratching the track backwards if that makes sense
Why we always need to twitch this crossfader to make scratches ? It is easier to fix it in the middle of the crossfader so that we can only use scratch wheel, isn't it ?
Are there any videos on how to learn certain scratch routines? I want to learn how to scratch, learning specific scratch routines using certain samples over certain instrumentals is a good way of doing it I think, otherwise I think I'll be a bit lost. Thanks
6:56 - 7:00 What scratch are you doing here man with your Forwards? Are you doing Chirps and Stabs on the Reverse? Break it down a bit man so i can practice that bit :) Is it something like Forward, Reverse + Chirp + Stab, Open + Forward?
Question: is it important to have master tempo turned off when scratching vocal samples, bc i usually have it turned on cuz i dont like hearing the pitch bends when im beatmatching i was watching a carlos atentido video recently and he mentioned something about master tempo and scratching
Master Tempo aka Key Lock is only problem if you are using DVS. That is because the computer will have trouble deciding on the pitch when scratching a timecode record or signal. When using a controller or a CDJ in HID mode, there won’t be an issue, because the rotational commands are completely digital. There won’t be a pitch conflict. The way to know. If you are in INT mode, you will be fine. If you are in ABS or REL, you may experience the issue.
Product Links:
Pioneer DJ CDJ-3000 professional DJ multiplayer
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIOCDJ3000
Pioneer DJ DJM-S11 professional DJ mixer
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODJMS11
Pioneer DJ DJM-S11 Special Edition professional DJ mixer
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODJMS11SE
XMG DJ 15 - DJ optimized laptop
bit.ly/XMG-DJ15-PriYonJoni
Direct Music Service
www.directmusicservice.com
30% off first month, use promo code PJMONTHLY
10% off first year, use promo code PJYEARLY
Scratch Attack Track
www.dropbox.com/s/rm0qphmvfqgemax/Pri%20yon%20Joni%20-%20Scratch%20Attack%2001%20-%20320.mp3?dl=0
Thank you for the video, and sample. Salute.
these scratching tutorials are awesome!
Glad they help!
this video makes me feel better about myself.
Is this a good video? Aw chicky YEAH
Wiki wiki
You have an excellent channel, Pri yon. Keep producing helpful, high-quality content!
Hi could you please do a tutorial on some examples on how to practically apply scratching into mixing. For example best way to scratch in a kick drum, snare, and other sounds or samples in a mix, without getting too complicated. Thanks.
Man you are awesom! I realy like your demonstration
Thanks for always keeping it simple and straight forward.
No problem!
Right at the end- the chirp into forward into chirp- A video breaking that down and the practicing it would be super helpful! I haven't seen any other DJs break down that, they all take it for granted! Awesome video, man- super helpful!
can you do a tutorial on scratching with combos with timing and rhythm..explaining mostly timing and rhythm when scratching
Great tutorials my man!
holy this is what i need for! THX man
No problem!
I actually subscribe to DMS and though it's a little more than other pools, it's full of great tracks, remixes, and genres. Great tutorial! I'm one of those experienced DJs who's just now getting into scratching
Do they have a good selection of house music?
Great tutorial!
Thnaks dude really helped, keep up the great work 👍🏻
Makes perfect sense💯💯💯
Some of the best videos👌 skills are on point and you’re a great teacher🙏 just open up a school already and get the big bucks plus helping people one on one would be sickkkk. Lol id go
Great video Joni!
Cool tutorial! Thanks!!
always educative
Great Content as usual 👏🏾
Thank you!
This is awesome...Merci!!
Great great great so how can I get this samples?
Great video, this is definitely something I need to practise as well. When pulling the sample back, do you use the waveform or the marker in the centre of the spindle to keep track of sample start?
I gave a like for this tutorial and this guy's name...Pri yon Joni..such a cool sounding name
Thanks! My parents made it up.
Hi Pri, question about the Pioneer djm 11 battle mixer does the crossfader output Midi info?
Do you have a tutorial for chirp scratch and crap scratch?
Check out the videos under my “Lessons and Tutorials” playlist.
Thanks for posting I been needing this ! My question is are these scratches possible if I use the right side of jogs to scratch ? I’m self taught, right handed and never used vinyl so my natural way of scratching was to use the right side but I know I’m supposed to scratch on the left
I may do a video on this. I am left handed. The natural way you would think I would scratch is with my left hand on the jog/platter. But that is not what I do. I learned in a video a long time ago to force myself to scratch with my dominant hand on the crossfader, and weaker hand on the platter/wheel. This will not feel natural at first. You have to keep practicing. It took me two months of practicing every day to get it to the point where it feels right.
The reason you want to do this, is because this will position your stronger hand on the crossfader, which can learn to cut faster, than if your weaker hand was on the fader. Now I have seen people do it the other way and successfully learn, but it actually takes them much much longer.
@@priyonjoni that makes sense...I also used to think that making fast cuts was a result of moving the jog back and forth faster but realized like you said it’s more in the crossfader so that makes sense and your right it’s like I gotta retrain my self it’s hilarious because now it’s like I suck at it but I know I gotta keep practicing! It’s hard not to just say f it and go back to scratching with my right hand the old way
But does it matter the side of the jog I scratch with, I understand the hand thing but as far as like when you scratch correctly on the left it’s in a forward motion but when I do it on the right side like I’m comfortable with it’s actually scratching the track backwards if that makes sense
Sorry, but I don't get why the first two samples sound distorsioned and the "ah yea" not...
Why we always need to twitch this crossfader to make scratches ? It is easier to fix it in the middle of the crossfader so that we can only use scratch wheel, isn't it ?
Scratching is more than the wiki wiki sound
Are there any videos on how to learn certain scratch routines? I want to learn how to scratch, learning specific scratch routines using certain samples over certain instrumentals is a good way of doing it I think, otherwise I think I'll be a bit lost. Thanks
Look up my Peter Piper Tutorial as well as my “Scratch Like Jazzy Jeff” series.
@@priyonjoni . Thanks I will
How you calibrate the fader to do the scratches?
Set the curve knob to it's sharpest.
6:56 - 7:00
What scratch are you doing here man with your Forwards?
Are you doing Chirps and Stabs on the Reverse?
Break it down a bit man so i can practice that bit :)
Is it something like Forward, Reverse + Chirp + Stab, Open + Forward?
The tutorial is right here: ruclips.net/video/DN_eMe14Ilk/видео.html
@@priyonjoni Thanks man. Keep up the great work :)
Question: is it important to have master tempo turned off when scratching vocal samples, bc i usually have it turned on cuz i dont like hearing the pitch bends when im beatmatching
i was watching a carlos atentido video recently and he mentioned something about master tempo and scratching
Master Tempo aka Key Lock is only problem if you are using DVS. That is because the computer will have trouble deciding on the pitch when scratching a timecode record or signal.
When using a controller or a CDJ in HID mode, there won’t be an issue, because the rotational commands are completely digital. There won’t be a pitch conflict.
The way to know. If you are in INT mode, you will be fine.
If you are in ABS or REL, you may experience the issue.
@@priyonjoni very good to know thank you for the detailed explanation
All not
Start making simple exercise videos
Make a playlist
Count the views
Count the money
On my channel page, look for the playlist “Lesson and Tutorials”
Awesome thanks bro
So i go to the folder a realized I've already seem half lol
You're the the man!!!