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You aren't talking about a backspin, are you?

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yeah, I'm not really sure what you're talking about...I haven't ever known PVD to sctarch during mixes...those sounds may just be part of the actual songs.

ok do it like this


place your finger at 12 oclock on the label of the record thats playing
catch the record quickly enough so it dosnt pause or run backwards
pull the record round backwards as fast as you can. spinning it on the slipmat


something like that

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hehe i have always wondered about this as well

You guys are talking about that quick "woop wooop woop" scratching noise, arent' you?

That wooop wooop wooop sound is a bass drum sample played in reverse. Its probably part of the production of one of the tracks that is playing.

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he might pull the beat back 2 times then let go

i wouldnt do that, but who knows...

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The man uses computer technology these days, it would be pretty darn easy to do that with the software out there today withoug breaking too much of a sweat. Might just be a sample pure and simple.

Take the remake of Signum -First Strike. All you have to do is mix it normaly as the production already stratching with the kick drum in it.

There is a way of catching the beat and working it when you beat juggle but that is quite difficult and I doubt that PvD does that.

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thats right i have been listening some live set of paul van dyk and i was impressed by the scrath betweewn the cross fading i try to do it but it so hard to do

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PVD scratches? since when

you can make that woopwoop sound by either using a sample or if you have good rythm and a steady hand... "scratch" the first beat of the next track back and fourth a couple of times and let it go whilst Eqing the last track down

to be perfectly honest i havent listened to much as far as PVD sets/albums... just a few older livesets

but yea i kinda understand wut ur talking about... ive tried to do that sorta thing in my mixes but my tables wont have it i usually end up skiping ahead a couple of grooves

need real decks for such sophisticated record manipulation

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Originally posted by RickyM Next thread - trance for listening to when you are halfway down the stairs in your house...

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Originally posted by Exodus17 about... ive tried to do that sorta thing in my mixes but my tables wont have it i usually end up skiping ahead a couple of grooves need real decks for such sophisticated record manipulation

some good carts and some slippy slipmats are a cure for it. i use stanton str8-80s in my room with whitelabels and some nice butter rugs, and it almost never skips when i backspin (unless the record is warped.. i just stay away from backspins completely then). be sure to have a steady hand and keep your motion simple and unwavering. i know you hate to read it, but practice makes perfect.

razzi.

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