flare scratch

   

can any one help me learn how to do this on my PioneerDJV800MK2?

click HERE
by the way, there are loads of sites with good explenations for scratches. But the best thing you can do: try.


Edit: HERE on this site are a lot of scratches explained... didn't know all the names :P

DJV800MK2?:S

Poster: DNR
DJV800MK2?:S

 

He means CDJ800MK2

Ow SHIT...!!

main, and that without the x-fader.
Pff, i didn't know that could do the trick also..

>> got a lot of work to do..


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omg kerel, shit HANDIG..      
Thnx man

Poster: DNR
DJV800MK2?:S

 
mybad about that but ive saw every 1 of his videos n i cant flare scratch 4 some reason idk

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Steev Sorry but i don't understand your 2 messages above... Can you pleas set it in normal English?

 
haha lol, the man's from the US..

Poster: YoungGunna

mybad about that but ive saw every 1 of his videos n i cant flare scratch 4 some reason idk

 
there is one reason: you've to practice!!! It took me 6 years and i'm still learning every single day


(yes, i understood him... i know the way americans write on boards )

The trick is to get your both hands in sync. Weather you do this with vinyl of the CDJ is no difference. This trick is more about cross-fader technique than deck-treck.

Basic principle : Open the fader for the duration of half of your sample, then close it. Backscratch the track while opening the crossfader for the duration of half of the sample.

Sync your left hand with your right hand... this can only be done by long practicing... It can take up to a month before you can perform a scratch... And even then you will make mistakes.

Learning how to scratch is a very time consuming thing and will take a year or more. But when you do master these techniques it's a big deal of fun to show-off

D@mn, I'm down with scratching my vinyl and I thought I was almost there. Guess not. I still have a long way to go. One advantage, a good friend of my won serveral scratch-contests and teach scratching and all. But than again, just like Irfist said, it takes lots of practice!

Poster: Antoine88

quote:

Steev Sorry but i don't understand your 2 messages above... Can you pleas set it in normal English?

 
haha lol, the man's from the US..

 

So? What kind of language do you speak in the US, according to you then? oef

DOH..
u were posting: can you please set it in normal English

it's like, American's speak english..

Poster: Steev


So? What kind of language do you speak in the US, according to you then? oef

 There is Brittish english(whe know that the best) and American English

Poster: U-Vinyl
D@mn, I'm down with scratching my vinyl and I thought I was almost there. Guess not. I still have a long way to go. One advantage, a good friend of my won serveral scratch-contests and teach scratching and all. But than again, just like Irfist said, it takes lots of practice!

 
Lr Lr Lr :P
I learned scratching before the big boom of the Internet. I learned it from another dj (little D). After a couple of months he took off to south-america, so i didn't had a 'teacher' anymore.
So I'm kind of a autodidact...
Ofcourse, internet is a good teacher but practicing is the keyword!