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I just bought a how to "scratch" DVD
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DJ LIQUID
http://www.djmart.com/doityourvol1.html




i cant wait till it comes in :D

Its supposed to be shipping in the next 2 days :)

here are the details :)

DJ Qbert's First Do It Yourself DVD.

Multiple Video Angles. See every skratch from 4 camera angles! All clips loop—you decide when to go on. All lessons taught by QBert.

Multiple Audio Tracks. Mixed Audio on track 1, Skratches Only on track 2, and Beats Only on track 3. Pick the track that's right for you.

Features Over 25 Skratches at all skill levels. Includes: Babies, Marches, Drags, Chirps, Crabs, Lazers, Waves, Needle Dropping, Flares, and more!

Practice Your New Skills in a Q & A battle session with Spy-D, The Deck Demon, Lamb Chop, and more. Each battle becomes progressivly more difficult and uses the skratches you've just learned.

Tips and Secrets Section. Step-by-step video shows you how to setup your gear, from balancing your tone arm to skip prevention techniques. Learn how to fix a leaky pipe, count bars or make an emergency slip mat.
dj_pontiac
congrats mate:D
i wish i had a dvd... maybe you can post a little review about it to let us know if it helped you
peace
jdat
you got a good scratch mixer? what is it?

you also got decent carts?


if so ... warm up the decks, set them at 90 degrees and start that scratching like a mofo
EldamRy
quote:
Originally posted by jdat
set them at 90 degrees


why ???
DJ LIQUID
quote:
Originally posted by jdat
you got a good scratch mixer? what is it?

you also got decent carts?


if so ... warm up the decks, set them at 90 degrees and start that scratching like a mofo


naw i like my dekz regular style :D

and yes i have good carts :) Ortofon Concordes to be exact :D they never skip on me...even when i try to make them :)

you dont need a scratch mixer to be able to scratch...i have a Pioneer DJM-600 :)

anyone that tells me you cant scratch with it is lieing...cuz ive seen djs get down with it..not only at clubs/raves...but on my very own :) (my friend tried to show me how to scratch...he put on a little show for me using it :D )
DJ LIQUID
quote:
Originally posted by EldamRy


why ???


most battle/scratch/hip hop djs have there turntables "battle style"

its so the tonearm doesnt get in the way

also it keeps the dekz closer to the mixer for the quicker tricks
jdat
quote:
Originally posted by DJ LIQUID


naw i like my dekz regular style :D

and yes i have good carts :) Ortofon Concordes to be exact :D they never skip on me...even when i try to make them :)

you dont need a scratch mixer to be able to scratch...i have a Pioneer DJM-600 :)

anyone that tells me you cant scratch with it is lieing...cuz ive seen djs get down with it..not only at clubs/raves...but on my very own :) (my friend tried to show me how to scratch...he put on a little show for me using it :D )



hummmmm does the DJM 600 have a decent crossfader? With a steep curve or ajustable? cause if you're trying to scratch with a X curve you're gonna suck ... that is if you use your cross...

start working on these crabs and flares NOW!
MERiDiAN5i2
quote:
Originally posted by DJ LIQUID
you dont need a scratch mixer to be able to scratch...i have a Pioneer DJM-600 :)


the 600 is fine for scratching - just set the fader curve to the setting where it cuts in real quick and doesnt dip... :)

-mer
dj_pontiac
i have a gemini ps626 pro2 and it sucks for scratching, the scratches don´t sound clean, i mean it just doesn´t cut it, i was looking at the internet to try to make a mod for my x-fader (the a-mod) but i think if i do it i will mess up my mixer
peace
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