View Full Version : Scratching.... who???
CharlesM
2007-11-17, 03:30 PM
Who all is into scratching, not so much as pnly turntablism but incorporating it into your sets?
Ive been scratching now for about a year, and I'm just now comfortable doing it publicly....
anyone else?:gotme:
CharlesM
2007-11-19, 01:04 PM
so none of you bamas can scratch is what youre telling me
Pastelsky33
2007-11-19, 01:27 PM
I dont have a cookie but here ya go:icecream:
here's where the conversation gets constructive... :wink:
Don Miguel Lush
2007-11-19, 02:33 PM
here's where the conversation gets constructive... :wink:
it's the buzzboard, conversations are always constructive
Wickity
2007-11-19, 03:05 PM
I can't scratch, but I've seen lots of people do it in their sets...
Even when they can't scratch either.
kindofblue272
2007-11-19, 03:30 PM
i just started practicing my scratching regularly last week . . . got myself a mackie d.2 battle mixer and some battle records ... and Q- Berts "Do-It-Yourself Skratching Vol.1" DVD which is very helpful. i think a few months of practice and i should be able to incorporate it into my DJ sets . ..
JustinTime
2007-11-19, 03:48 PM
I have no coordination....
CharlesM
2007-11-19, 06:47 PM
i just started practicing my scratching regularly last week . . . got myself a mackie d.2 battle mixer and some battle records ... and Q- Berts "Do-It-Yourself Skratching Vol.1" DVD which is very helpful. i think a few months of practice and i should be able to incorporate it into my DJ sets . ..
yeah i have the same video i must say it is definately helpful with the looped video for scratching
Rican
2007-11-19, 07:50 PM
I don't scratch myself... when i learned it was on my roommates tables who was very protective of his tables and needles so couldn't really learn to scratch... then went a while without tables on a regular basis when I moved... but I also had a dj partner who scratched so he always took care of that part haha...
been meaning to pick up some battle records and learn, but just havent... may at some point or may not...
DJ SP
2007-11-19, 08:21 PM
I've been scratchin & cutting a bit myself. Beatmatching & mixing gets a tad bit boring after a while. I've found that hampstering the crossfader makes crabs a bit easier.
At least in my experience, don't take yourself too seriously. Have fun. That's what it's all about. As long as you are having fun, it won't seem like a chore to practice.
I find that a blunt to the dome helps too. ;)
~SP
slim pickinz
2007-11-19, 08:48 PM
I find that a blunt to the dome helps too. ;)~SP
as with everything else in life. except the work day. for me, anyway.
mouse
2007-11-19, 08:53 PM
the sickest thing that i ever did see was logic theorist scratching behind his back at alias once. seriously awesome.
http://www.shogunmouse.com/albums/alias17/12_10_115.sized.jpeg
kindofblue272
2007-11-20, 01:51 AM
the sickest thing that i ever did see was logic theorist scratching behind his back at alias once. seriously awesome.
http://www.shogunmouse.com/albums/alias17/12_10_115.sized.jpeg
that is pretty damn fly . ..
breakfiend
2007-11-20, 03:42 AM
there was a set of records that could help you get started (pedestrian label) 2 records, first one was the basic sounds, the second was a scratch recorded from the first
JustinTime
2007-11-20, 07:35 AM
that is pretty damn fly . ..
It is fly, you should see Craze or Venom do it.
Heider
2007-11-20, 08:50 AM
i've been practicing scratching here and there over the past half year or so. i mostly just use beat and scratch records, so i gotta give it a try in an actual set.
ive been scratching for a while. but im not that great. i sometimes incorporate a little bit in my sets. but i dont feel confident enough to just let go. plus i believe in the "less is more theory". dont want to over do it.
CharlesM
2007-11-20, 09:04 AM
ive been scratching for a while. but im not that great. i sometimes incorporate a little bit in my sets. but i dont feel confident enough to just let go. plus i believe in the "less is more theory". dont want to over do it.
less is more!!:leon: willis
Marisol
2007-11-20, 10:31 AM
It is fly, you should see Craze or Venom do it.
Hell yeah, vicious!!
Good luck with that, i cant wait to hear more music!
Matt Sanborn
2007-11-20, 10:41 AM
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DjLantern
2007-11-20, 10:58 AM
I've been scratchin & cutting a bit myself. Beatmatching & mixing gets a tad bit boring after a while. I've found that hampstering the crossfader makes crabs a bit easier.
At least in my experience, don't take yourself too seriously. Have fun. That's what it's all about. As long as you are having fun, it won't seem like a chore to practice.
I find that a blunt to the dome helps too. ;)
~SP
oh shit!
wasssup SP!
CharlesM
2007-11-20, 12:21 PM
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me and you :hitwithrock:
12.1:sofa:
PaulieWalnuts
2007-11-20, 05:26 PM
My best friend scratches. Alot. It's almost ridiculous how good he's become.