Damn dude! You’re a fantastic educator too. You have a natural ability to breakdown and explain what you’re educating on. That’s a rare skill. A multi-dimensional badass…the one and only, Skratch Bastid!!!
Love that you are doing this bro this will help me as I have been deejaying since 1982 and I love that an artist as yourself takes the time to show the craft. For each one teaches one or in the internet's case millions.
I pretty much knew why ive been struggling trying to learn, my vinyl collection consists mainly of 90s hardcore, techno and some drum and bass, 160bpm+ stuff. Think i need to slow it down a bit and start from there. Back in the day i never learnt, always wanted to, and the main reason back then was i never had the gear, crappy belt driven decks and cheap cartridges made the needle constantly bounce anyway. Got no problems mixing and beat matching, now ive got better quality tech, will carry on from where i left off all them years ago. Thanks for the tips
I'd like to see where your fader is for each type of scratch, chirps go all the way across the fader right? and which is centered but doesn't go all the way across?
Is it possible to get a download link of the two beats and the scratch sound you were using so that i can use that also as tools to practice ? Great videos too !
Cutmaster Cliff go on Dj TLM page and watch his scratch toutorial. In his bio he will have a link to his soundcloud where you can download all these scratch beat and samples from for free.
I have a wooden back scratcher and my cat has a scratching pole, and I believe my grandma gave me mixing bowl a few years back. This is gonna be DOPE!!!
My dude has changed so much since the "Imperial March" scratch in competition!! Wow. And this is weird. I've never heard you speak before. haha. Not what I expected at all. Keep it up, brother!
the closest Dj School closest to me is Miami & unfortunately I can't go there to learn to scratch I have bills, responsibilities, & a family & I desperately need a teacher to critique & give pointers. I have been mixing breakbeat, trance, & house 10+ years but i really want to learn to scratch, trick mix, & freestyle.
Hello ! I use weights on my records (mastersounds ones) and depending on the records I play, some of them are harder to cue, they are not answering as quickly as others. I use standard slipmats and was wondering what should I do to avoid these slow starts that may occur from time to time when launching the records ! Thnaks for any help ! Artur
My thing is I'm not hand eye coordinated so the learning the crossfader part been my biggest issue but I can blend chop Mashup transition with no issue helppp!!! @DJANT863
Whats the best budget options for someone looking into getting into the hobby. I've collected a lot of singles over the last decade(primarily hip hop and R&B) but I only have an LP60 which can't be used for scratching.
MAN! I am new to Scratching. I love music and do I.T. Working Daily Fixing peoples computers, I finally went and got 3 amps, active crossovers so my system is LOUD! well wife said hey.. you got everything but need to scratch. She got me the MixPro3 till I get good then will get me the 999.00 Pioneer. But I have no clue how to scratch or use the darn crossfader LOL. Thanks for these
Definitely helpful and i will be putting it into practice but when he was talking about tempos id love to see if he could do it at 180 BPM like people like Sy and XTC
No, it's exactly the same. You just need to move your hands less. You will have slightly less control, but that depends on the size of your controller.
New to tour channel. Thanks for the vids. I used to dj in my late teens/early 20s & just regifted myself a pair of 1200s. I have a question if you or anyone can answer. Which vinyls are good for scratching?? Thanks!
Which Sample I should use for Scratching.I know a couple Sample, but think they are not best. Can you recommend me a few.Thanks!! greetings from Germany
Can i practice on conteoler , i mean ,,, i have a ddj sb3 and is a verry cool entry lvl controler , and someone told me , doesn't metter the stuff , is just after u how much you practice , but i see all people make and perform that on vinyl i know it is a lot of difference , but i think the most - what my sb3 had is the small wheel , but stiil my question is , can i practice on whatever stuff you got , right?
Damn dude! You’re a fantastic educator too. You have a natural ability to breakdown and explain what you’re educating on. That’s a rare skill. A multi-dimensional badass…the one and only, Skratch Bastid!!!
Love that you are doing this bro this will help me as I have been deejaying since 1982 and I love that an artist as yourself takes the time to show the craft. For each one teaches one or in the internet's case millions.
4:34 i thought he was rapping😂😂
"Incorporate in our scratching repertoire" - CLASSIC Skratch Bastid! I Love IT!!!
It's what happens when you merge jazzy jeff with an advanced algebra instructor.
I pretty much knew why ive been struggling trying to learn, my vinyl collection consists mainly of 90s hardcore, techno and some drum and bass, 160bpm+ stuff. Think i need to slow it down a bit and start from there.
Back in the day i never learnt, always wanted to, and the main reason back then was i never had the gear, crappy belt driven decks and cheap cartridges made the needle constantly bounce anyway. Got no problems mixing and beat matching, now ive got better quality tech, will carry on from where i left off all them years ago.
Thanks for the tips
I'd like to see where your fader is for each type of scratch, chirps go all the way across the fader right? and which is centered but doesn't go all the way across?
Is it possible to get a download link of the two beats and the scratch sound you were using so that i can use that also as tools to practice ? Great videos too !
Cutmaster Cliff go on Dj TLM page and watch his scratch toutorial. In his bio he will have a link to his soundcloud where you can download all these scratch beat and samples from for free.
Can you kindly send the link to the beats he used in this vid?
Beezy Be send me your email and I’ll email them to u.
thanks, how can I message you privately?
Beezy Be email me.... bookdeejaychill@gmail.com
what's that funky beat that you are playing on the other deck? I love it
Awesome vid and advice.
1:53 that gold,
Cool stuff ! Thanks for showing us !
I have a wooden back scratcher and my cat has a scratching pole, and I believe my grandma gave me mixing bowl a few years back. This is gonna be DOPE!!!
Please keep it up Skratch! Once I get my gear I'm taking notes. Gonna share to my other dj colleagues.
I have a have gear for sale...
Since am going to be home for a while. I decided this is going to be my hobby.
Thank you for the info.
Masterbating got boring???
Link or track list would be awesome!
All that scratchin is making me itch !
@@singmanlouis is everything okay at home?
"IF YOU AIN'T DOWN, BULLSHIT!!"
thank you skratch bastid for sharing your knowledge... cheers
My dude has changed so much since the "Imperial March" scratch in competition!! Wow. And this is weird. I've never heard you speak before. haha. Not what I expected at all. Keep it up, brother!
Bastid, awesome job brother....What's the name of that drum beat you are scratching to?
You have a great personality man you make me smile and laugh and thanks for the pro tips.
LOL! you crushed a bunch of dreams in the intro! YOU BASTID! Hold it down bro!
Omg 13s in and Im subbed and belled.. Teach me everything!
the closest Dj School closest to me is Miami & unfortunately I can't go there to learn to scratch I have bills, responsibilities, & a family & I desperately need a teacher to critique & give pointers.
I have been mixing breakbeat, trance, & house 10+ years but i really want to learn to scratch, trick mix, & freestyle.
I started DJing in 1983. Man I miss having turntables. It was so much fun
Great tips! Learning to Practise is a major component to improvement, regardless of what Allen Iverson says!
where I can find such beats?
So you tellin me, when i want to scratch, I need something to scratch with?
dem life hackzz
😳
Use your nails
whats the scratch sound called you are using?
I liked the methodical approach to perfecting scratch technique - kudos.
Dude, I’m glad you’re in the game man. I’m a DJ I’ve been scratching for years but the fact that you’re spreading this is huge man props to you bro
U make it look Soooooo easy!! Mad skills and I'm digging that shirt!
Love the t-shirt dude
the Bastid. Fricken legend and a master. Represent Canada baby!
Word, the only teacher I ever listed to 😂 and understood. Excellent 👏
Is it ok to use a ceramic needle for scratching?
Awesome, thanks Skratch Bastid, you the the man.....
"You have to have access to something that can scratch." ... I have a zipper! Go!
Love your t-shirt WU_
Wooow am gonna go and try doing thiis🔥🔥🔥
Please do some more tutorials
Why do you have you do the cross fader back and forth when your scratching?
Hello ! I use weights on my records (mastersounds ones) and depending on the records I play, some of them are harder to cue, they are not answering as quickly as others. I use standard slipmats and was wondering what should I do to avoid these slow starts that may occur from time to time when launching the records ! Thnaks for any help ! Artur
Love the lesson thanks again
I guess Big Ups and Mad Respect for such a talented individual taking his time to genuinely drop jewels like '88 record pools is an understatement...
YO, "B" DOPE SKILLS!!
What were the tracks you used in this tutorial please?
What's the beats and samples used in this video?
Great teachings
thank you!!!
My thing is I'm not hand eye coordinated so the learning the crossfader part been my biggest issue but I can blend chop Mashup transition with no issue helppp!!!
@DJANT863
You are a Living Legend
dope insight
this video help me so much. thank you
fair play....the best tutorial I've seen yet.....
Please... Make more videos! You are amazing!!
J'en connais de très très bons ... Skratch Bastid est le meilleur ! Il a cette technique et ce son qui te rend OUF ! YES !
great video by one hell of a dj
Toujours au top dommage que j' arrive pas a m être en français pour les explications
hey bro I love your scratch sample that you use, where can I please get this to use on Traktor please?
if it helps, I think it's a sample of Malcolm McClaren's Buffalo Gals
Awesome overview, thanks!
Whats the best budget options for someone looking into getting into the hobby. I've collected a lot of singles over the last decade(primarily hip hop and R&B) but I only have an LP60 which can't be used for scratching.
MAN! I am new to Scratching. I love music and do I.T. Working Daily Fixing peoples computers, I finally went and got 3 amps, active crossovers so my system is LOUD! well wife said hey.. you got everything but need to scratch. She got me the MixPro3 till I get good then will get me the 999.00 Pioneer. But I have no clue how to scratch or use the darn crossfader LOL. Thanks for these
Is there a Playlist for the Beats?
What the name of those two songs tye beats are dope
That was a great video and tutorial. Thank you for sharing
Definitely helpful and i will be putting it into practice but when he was talking about tempos id love to see if he could do it at 180 BPM like people like Sy and XTC
Like that classic scratch style.....
great tips''
Hva heter platene du bruker???
Thanks for the tips! very helpful
I like that shirt. Wu tang pizza aint nuthin to f*ck wit
Nice! Thank you! As a new person in DJing, do you have to scratch differently on small controllers than on full size techs?
No, it's exactly the same. You just need to move your hands less. You will have slightly less control, but that depends on the size of your controller.
Skratch bastid always rocking those cool T's
Good lesson!
awesome video man appreciate it
Is that a Wu Tang pizza shirt???? Where can i cop that.
Is there any software for skratching?
Two balls, been scratching since puberty. So much fun.
My only issue is using both hands. My mind gets confused
Would be nice to share the samples and beatsound
Do you use your dominant hand on the cross fader or on the record ?
Wht type of track should be loaded on the deak
What's the name of the scratch sample please? I've got 'aah' ,'ffffresh' and 'ah yeah' but I haven't got that one you're using. Thanks.
What’s the beat track you’re using?
New to tour channel. Thanks for the vids. I used to dj in my late teens/early 20s & just regifted myself a pair of 1200s. I have a question if you or anyone can answer. Which vinyls are good for scratching?? Thanks!
The Audio technica AT LP 1240 are much better than the tec 12s
Which Sample I should use for Scratching.I know a couple Sample, but think they are not best. Can you recommend me a few.Thanks!! greetings from Germany
nice one bro
Great channel!
Great tips! Your a legend!
What kind of turntables are those
What song is that at 4:10
BBoy breaks & instrumentals are great to scratch along with
Use drums and acapellas to scratch with.....
Can i practice on conteoler , i mean ,,, i have a ddj sb3 and is a verry cool entry lvl controler , and someone told me , doesn't metter the stuff , is just after u how much you practice , but i see all people make and perform that on vinyl i know it is a lot of difference , but i think the most - what my sb3 had is the small wheel , but stiil my question is , can i practice on whatever stuff you got , right?
Axel Fade no use vinyl
Thanks for the help big bro.. Real Skratch Bastid.. Nice one.. You just helped me over a hurdle with this video..
idk why but 4:25 "interesting" cracked me up haha
What's a good setting for crossfade contour when scratching?
The fastest
great vids bro
Badass vid💯
- Dj Capo
big up😊😊
Is that a SFS edit of Oits you are using
I'll have to watch this movie every morning, till I get a partner in scratch to also get more inspired from. Thank you.
Hi dj
Hi dj