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Ryan Fresh
United States
Приєднався 29 жов 2017
DJ things, DJ related things, and some other stuff through the lens of Seattle turntable jockey, Ryan Fresh.
Includes videos of skratching and the series, AUTO REVERSE, a deep dive into the hip-hop mixtapes that shaped the DJ/turntablist movement.
Includes videos of skratching and the series, AUTO REVERSE, a deep dive into the hip-hop mixtapes that shaped the DJ/turntablist movement.
Spokane
Seaside Tryst played a one-off show in Spokane a couple weeks ago and here's some footage that I took that didn't really fit in the band's behind the scenes stuff. This is a new beat that I made today. I've been working on music as a way to work through depression, so here you go.
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DJ Recreates De La Soul's Breakadawn with Original Samples and a Loop Pedal
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DJ Recreates De La Soul's Breakadawn with Original Samples and a Loop Pedal
ASTORIA
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Took a weekend trek out to the Oregon coast. Bought a bunch of records but this is a quick video of nature.
AUTO REVERSE: Night of the Remix - B.Cause and Max Kane
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For this episode, I sat down with DJs B.Cause and Max Kane, the minds behind NIGHT OF THE REMIX and talked about how they made it, how it became a calling card, and its impact on the DJing at large. Taking a different approach to AUTO REVERSE, so hopefully you'll find this as informative and enjoyable as the previous format. You can listen to NIGHT OF THE REMIX here: www.mixcloud.com/DJ_Fussbuc...
DJ Recreates California Love with One Turntable & a Loop Pedal
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Once again, I decided to take a crack at recreating one of hip-hop's most beloved songs with the original samples. This wasn't too hard as Dre and Daz probably just looped the Joe Cocker original and added a couple other things, but it was fun nevertheless. Why not?
Turntablist Does Live All Vinyl 80s Mix!
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Another fun exercise in doing an all vinyl mix of some of my favorite 1980s songs. All skips and fuck ups are on there because vinyl is unpredictable, but whatever. Practice is good and keeping the fundamentals up away from Serato is a good way to keep your mind sharp. Also, just slamming songs into one another or playing your Target reissue of Purple Rain doth not make you a reliable vinyl DJ.
Ryan Fresh: NOW BOOKING (2024 trailer)
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Had an idea to make a trailer for yours truly opening up the ol' DJ books for the year and I wrote this. It was pretty fun and I hope y'all dig it. If you are looking to book your boy for events: ryanfresh.com
SHORT FILM: How to Make a Beat (in four easy steps)
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Something I came up with in the hospital last year and sat on in secret for months until recently. Ironically, the music was the last bit that I put together. I'm sorry if you clicked on this to learn to actually make beats. Ave Mcree has great tutorials. Endless thanks to Alessandro Pulisci for his encouragement. This was inspired and adapted from Aaron Bleyeart's "How to Lose Weight in Four E...
Scratch Perverts at Amoeba Records (late 90s)
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This is archival and unreleased footage of the UK's Scratch Perverts doing an instore at Amoeba Records in San Francisco in I believe 1999. This was originally shot by King Most and I got my Brown paws on it through a trade. I don't own any of the music on this, something something copyright, but this is a very cool piece of DJ history. S/O to King Most for having his camcorder on the ready!
Unpolished: December 2023
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The final month of 2023 was a mixed bag. I got some time in San Diego and bought my weight three times over in records, but I also had to say goodbye to few folks. I ended the month by cat sitting two of the best out here.
DJ recreates Raekwon's "Ice Cream" with original samples & a loop pedal
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I was listening to "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" a few weeks ago and I thought it would be fun to recreate the single "Ice Cream" since I have the original samples, a turntable, and a Vestax 05-Pro. Apologies about the slight hum in the beginning and end. The joys of using old gear lol.
A Vinyl DJ Setup that Fits in a Tote Bag
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A Vinyl DJ Setup that Fits in a Tote Bag
DJ Recreates Me Not the Papes on One Turntable Live
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DJ Recreates Me Not the Papes on One Turntable Live
DJ Performs All Vinyl Live Edit with Loop Pedal (One Step x Ms Fat Booty)
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DJ Performs All Vinyl Live Edit with Loop Pedal (One Step x Ms Fat Booty)
DJ performs vinyl-only electro quick mix
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DJ performs vinyl-only electro quick mix
Ryan Fresh and the Mini Table Mix (Pro DJ uses Crosley Mini turntables to mix)
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Ryan Fresh and the Mini Table Mix (Pro DJ uses Crosley Mini turntables to mix)
Shortkut, Swift Rock (RIP) & Vinroc at Fat Beats LA (B-boy Summit 1999)
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Shortkut, Swift Rock (RIP) & Vinroc at Fat Beats LA (B-boy Summit 1999)
i find your videos super helpful bro! actually struggling to find relevant entry level vinyl setup gear guides like yours. are you planning on doing an updated one for 2024?
Its always cool to see the new generation find our stuff again . Thanks for the nice words. It was an amazing time in SF. I feel blessed to have worked with some truly progressive artists and been a small part of it. Future listening - Live at The Future Primitive - Volume 2 (Ztrip and Radar) - Presage (from Mr Dibbs and Jel) and Urban Revolutions - there’s your homework - holler if you need me … Mark Herlihy
Dope! Thats one of my fave De La Soul songs.
Vajra's 2004 routine is among my all time favorites but the vid of practice from the hotel before the battle as he had skip problems in the actual battle. As sets go the entire ending scratch and drum section could only be reproduced by a very small number of people. The list here it great though, can't complain about any of that.
Sick.
The finesse 😊
C2C @ DMC 2005! nothing comes close
Can you please explain why I would have to use Serato DJ Light? I can't use my current version of Serato DJ Pro?
You can use Pro if it's compatible. I also made this video about two or three years ago before Serato's massive update, so I'm not even sure if this controller will work with its current iteration.
Liz Mills debo mom 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
More breaks ❤❤❤❤
Subbed ❤❤❤
Real hiphop 💯 👌
Id breaks ❤❤❤
Omg more
Id😊😊 beate
Dope list
Nice! Hahaha! 😊
Nice! Who makes that cool little plug in sampler?
It’s a LAKATO loop pedal I got for $20
As one who is dusting off his turntables and starting again, where are some great places to buy vinyl? Thanks!
If you don't have record stores in your area (SOMETIMES, they'll still carry scratch records), I would recommend OpenFormat.com, ScratchBreak.com, and MegaDJ Center :)
Good ideas! One strategy you can use for mixing is listen for the snare. You can still drop on the one but line up those snares and your blends will be seamless. You had it at the end there! Peace!
The 1998 DMC U.S. Finals was indeed a force to be reckoned with. It was the very first DJ competition that I ever bought in my whole life. As for Total Eclipse, I was thinking that you were going to mention his 1997 DMC U.S. Finals routine. It was with A Tribe Called Quest's "What's The Scenario?" featuring the debut of Leaders Of The New School. Now, let me break down my top 5 favorite DJ battle routines, if you please And here it goes: #5. DJ Mysterio-1998 DMC U.S. DJ Mixing Finals #4. DJ Nike-1997 DMC World DJ Championships Eliminations/World Finals #3. DJ Plazticman-1990 DMC U.S. DJ Mixing Finals #2. DJ David-1990 and 1991 DMC World DJ Mixing Finals #1. DJ Trip (R.I.P.)-1991 DMC World DJ Mixing Finals Another honorable mention of my personal favorite is DJ Reckless from the 1990 DMC World DJ Mixing Finals.😁
That Mysterio routine is really really dope. Memorable for sure!
@@RyanFreshhh With everything of what I have stated a couple of weeks ago, I would love to see more of the lesser known countries and nations go at it on the decks, more so on the old-school turntable style of trick mixing from back in 1990 to 1997 style of mixing. Countries that I would love to see in the DMC competition are Cuba, Jamaica, Iran, Iraq, El Salvador, Panama, Saudi Arabia, Albania, Azerbaijan, Malta, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Fiji, Sudan, Luxembourg, Georgia, Costa Rica, Belize, Quebec as a nation, Laos, Guatemala, and Vietnam. I have already just seen Egypt get it on here on UA-cam on an online performance from DMC Technics.😁
Another thing I want to address is, I wish that North Korea wasn't so much of a dictatorship country, so that it could get it on at the DMC competition.😁
DJ Craze 99 is my personal no. 1. I'd love to see another video about crew battles tho :)
I love that idea! That could be the next top 5 I'm covering. Some of those Allies routines were fire
@@RyanFreshhh consider Scratch perverts dmc team routine 2000 :D
I only wished it was longer, all choice cuts ✂️ 🔥
A-Trak 2002 All-Star beatdown particularly the Getyafreakon / Trans Europ Express bit he uses out of 2001 DMC showcase is sick to this day, Akakabe 2004 supremacy performance is still nuts, Phels and Izohs routines in 2005, Dj Troubl is another all time favorite, super tight skill set makes you wanna practice, musical and technical, 2002 battle for supremacy (and his 2006) was just straight power, aggressive, tight, musical and hard AF.. legit bodybag material, so many tho
STRONG choice for first song!!
Yooooo, idc what some folks think, Ghostbusters 2 is dope
Y’all are on your own…lol j/k
Just subcribed! Go hard bro! You got this!!!
Where can I find the actual battle?
If you really wanna talk DJ BATTLE in a DMC setting you have got to mention DJ Cash Money responding with "callin' me a sucker?" to the "I'm Cash Money's m0therfuck3r" diss by DJ All Star Fresh in the 1988 final.
i am missing 88 winning set of cash money. he never was the fastest, he was never the best juggling battler.but he was kinda like hendrix, his sick moves, his charisma, his choice to start with play this only at night ( phantasm theme). it was the most impressive atmosphere i can remember. some ppl do not have to be the best in anything and still just....got it. like dj-noize, who destroyed better technical contenders by his amazing body language (like f.e. the diaz brothers in mma and how they were able to go opponents into berzerk mode and won this way. and even if they lost, after the fight, at the press conference they were the winners. its so sad, that today most djs battle with pioneers and premades. even if the performance is good or technical great, they will be forgotten soon. pred or prey often depends on the way you fight :D
I hope the star wars scratch is in here
What the music in the background 👍👍💯💯
It’s a beat I made a few years ago. I think it only exists in this video
One of the funkiest mixes!
No definitely not the best, bionic booger breaks are the greatest breaks ever.. But I would put super duck breaks second, good shout. DJ flare with Hee Haw brayks was the most used in my collection for word vocal scratching, had so many battle breaks in the days, don't forget frosted breaks think that was rectangle. very much loved and well used, amazing days so much better than now. Excellent channel.
Skratch Bastid at Scribble Jam Emperor's
Wicked..unseen Perverts footage..Thank-you
I was really lucky I got to see most number one DJs and rappers live on the 80s.From Too short, the Egyptian lover,Ice cube, Ice T, Michael Jackson, Stacy Q, and everyone from Motown, singing those oldies at the Hollywood Bowl, you name it, I was on first robe. Those were the greatest years ever, Got to cruise Hollywood Blvd on my brand new Toyota minitruck, with 50.000 watts and 8 15 inchers in the back, the front full of girlies.There was no seatbelt laws those days, sometimes I had like 9 girls in that little cab, sometimes I even had a girl on the left side in my single seat cause they wouldn't fit, another one riding between the shifter,man, wearing those little miniskirts, I used to change gears like it was a big rig with 20 gears
I remember watching one time around 1985, together with uncle jams army, the DJ from the movie breaking, cutting and scratching backwards on 4 turntables on Reseda CA skating rink.Never seen that done anymore. Every DJ is unique, though, nothing easy. I used to DJ with a friend from kaleidoscope, and got to play at Florentíne Gardens Hollywood on the 80s
Craze #1
How you don't have a 15 year old A-Trak in or the first ISP battle, I don't understand!
i got sum nasty samples lined up too there so nasty the bare tracks are just gold themselve little gems i just wanna boom bap it
but how do i chop the sample and loop it soo i can put the drums over it ive done everything you said i got the samples now i wanna add those nice boom bamp drums help me and every track will be called ryan in the future in homage to you
great video bro keep it up🫡
Thank you! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
THIS IS PURE GOLD!
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Thanks for posting this great footage of Turntablist/DJ history pare!
I prefer the 99 craze set but hey 🤷🏻♂️
Digital Djing has destroyed the whole turntablim art and 2023 dmc just proved it😢
Yup
Yeah, just like the tractors replaced the mules. But it was something else watching a DJ cutting on 4 turntables backwards, now that was something only a few people got to see
Well I just saw the technics 2023 dmc championship and was joke about as funny as Russel peters
Plus One DMC 2001 world championships. Using both hands on one fader to double up the clicks was a staple Skratch Perverts technique I still struggle to pull off.
Skratch Perverts are easily a top 5 crew. Thank you for reminding me that I have an instore of theirs to upload :)
I'm glad Noize got in the top 5, i prefer this set he did for the DMC Summit vid. Vocal cuts so good he's telling a story ua-cam.com/video/wWfZC3juhQI/v-deo.html @@RyanFreshhh
Yo pare!