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@DJ ANGELO your video was the first I saw 10 years ago, and I said to my self damn I want to do this " but working 12 hours shift and still didn't had the money for this I dreamed about having a turntable and playing with the crossfader for 10 years crossing the crossfader every time I heard a scratch in a song I remember pretending as I scratching and now after 10 years of dreaming I bought my first Turntable with a mixer, and Turn on your VIdeo and recorded my first scratching TH-cam VIdeo when FInally I not pretending and dreaming but it's actually me doing this, So thank you so much Angelo!!!!
when I started scratching in 1990, there were no explanations and videos on the Internet. You could only listen and try to do the scratch. For this reason, I did not understand many techniques and could not implement them, just like you. Your video really made it easier for me to be able to implement these techniques. Thanks for that!
I’ve never seen anyone break down scratching like this. Appropriate for how I think. Thank you so much for helping me grow beyond the stab and chirp scratch!
2 click flare was the first flare I learned. It took me years to perfect that one. I understand how it could've took you 22 years to learn it. I'm always learning as well. Thanks for the scratch videos, appreciated!
Watched this awhile ago and been still practicing I appreciate it. Just like you said, I'm trying to get proficient at that 120 through 140 range. Thanks for the lesson
thanks for your video bro! Not enough dudes teaching this explain in detail ... 1. the position/shape of your hand 2. the movement of each hand 3. any differences that may take place as you speed up 4. the thought process behind each technique
These videos are amazing - I am ambidextrous and it’s always been harder for me to perform, or adapt to certain scratches. These scratch drill recommendations are priceless. If you ever do any paid tutorials, lessons, I am in.
Yo! Never considered doing it to a slow 4x4 beat. Really helping me finally get this down. I was using a special hand position for the 2 click and the chirp comment helped too. Biggup you and Angelo for the knowledge. Props for mentioning him in this video too. Giving props to others.....This is the way
Angelo started with this. Great Video from him. And you explain it too very nice whit more details. In both videos I have learned a lot. And I`m scratching for more than 30 years!
Man this video was very informative, i never understood the OPEN fader type scratches myself either. They always haunted me over the years but now im finally getting the hang of it thanks to these type of videos. Gracias Carnal !
you're showing your own limits and I admire that. if you learn pinch obits, you'll get your speed up even more so. 175bpm used to be quite comfortable for me but I'm a bit rusty these days!
Shorten your crossfader and record movement and you'll be able to hit it faster. As you go faster you use less arm movement and more hand movement to hit it. It'll take few weeks but you'll get there :)
These extended sessions that go more technically in-depth are awesome. (Ex.) Looking specifically at the rhythm/hand movements/mental things to focus on while scratching. It’s tough to find very specific videos of information on tips to increase accuracy/fluidity.
Interesting that you learned the boomerang and didn't already have a 2 click flare orbit. Although it is the same fader movement, I wouldn't have been able to learn it in that order because I would have never been able to wrap my head around the boomerang first. Cool video...love these technical breakdowns with so much detail! Pro tip on watching tutorials (or any scratch routines), change the playback speed on the TH-cam video player. You can see so much more when you slow it down.
Getting that 2-click down is so important to so many scratches. You'll use the same fader motion in other staples like the OG Flare, the boomerang, the autobahn, and a couple others. Once you nail that, you can start all over again trying to get the 3 click up to speed - that's where I'm at right now.
Might be a good idear to do tutorial of all the diffrent starting positions for doing 2 click flares ( closed fader ) delayed 2 click flares. Really helps pratice sessions not get to stale. Keep skratching dudes
Great vid. To get faster try using less travel on the sample. You only need about the first 10 or 15 percent whereas you are using around 60-70. Peace.
For some reason, I was able to get the orbit quickly but the chirp scratch is super difficult for me. So it's interesting to hear that it's actually part of the orbit.
@Priyonjoni… thanks for the 2 click stratching presentation… I just want to know which button did you press to make the fader go back and forth with mixing two decks? How do you open the fader to do that.
When you get going really fast, emulate how a guitarist plays super fast on their strings. It's index finger and thumb only and all in the wrist. Smaller movements help for speed as well.
Doing the orbit on the 4 count is fine for my brain to process, but as soon as I try doing the polymeter version it starts to feel like a transformer scratch, albeit one that starts with the fader open. At slow speeds I can get it sounding kinda like it should, and the fader is closed and open when it should be, but I'm not convinced I'm actually doing it right. More practice needed!
Is there any particular reason why you don’t sync the scratch sample bpm with the bpm of the beat? I’ve been syncing just my scratch channel’s samples to the beat’s bpm and find it works better with the timing of the scratch. Thank you!!
@@priyonjoni cool and i get that 100% bc I’ve done it out of sync just fine. I just recently started syncing it with the beat I’m scratching on and found it helps with the timing of the scratch and for practicing in general at home. Thanks again.
why does no one ever explain how important itis to train up the under muscle of forearm, along with building up strength in the thumb muscle which in my opinion is the key to bursting your wrist into them fast spasms, watched a ton of youtube videos and only one dude has mentioned it briefly, most just show how it's done and say practice rest practice drink lots of water mentioning building muscle memory start slow which is obvious but it's the behind the scenes work on the body which is really the thing you gotta figure out to have any chance executing fast yielding patterns, or actually excelling at any kind of skill to be dope not just alright gotta train like your an athlete, this might not be the case with all skills but any task demanding extreme fast muscle work, just my 5 cents,
I’ve actually spoke about it in videos prior. I’ve explained that your forearm can get quite tense. In fact, during my 19 day boomerang training back in March when the pandemic happened, I had to stop the training because it started to cause pain in my wrist and arms. The truth is, if you practice scratching everyday, these muscles will get their proper training. Not every DJ, scratcher, or mix artist is doing supplementary work outs to get their scratches right. So it’s not necessary to tell folks to hit the gym for these techniques. Conversely, there are plenty of jocks who can’t execute a simple chirp scratch. No matter how well trained their arms are.
I'm Mos Def not hating, been involved in music all my life. Hip hop especially breaking and beats are something you should not di-sect and teach like a class. Do it yourself and make it your own way...
My way is to follow the example of every pioneer in hip hop, which is to spread the craft by sharing it with others. Keeping it to yourself and gatekeeping doesn’t grow anything.
Product link:
Pioneer DJ DJM-S11 professional DJ battle mixer
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODJMS11
Pioneer DJ DJM-S11 Special Edition professional DJ battle mixer with DJM-909 style livelry
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PIODJMS11SE
Pioneer DJ PLX-1000 professional DJ turntable
www.zzounds.com/a--3970758/item--PNRPLX1000
Scratch Attack Track
www.dropbox.com/s/rm0qphmvfqgemax/Pri%20yon%20Joni%20-%20Scratch%20Attack%2001%20-%20320.mp3?dl=0
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Glad to hear my vids are still doing the job! ✌️
Really appreciate your videos over the years!
@DJ ANGELO your video was the first I saw 10 years ago, and I said to my self damn I want to do this " but working 12 hours shift and still didn't had the money for this I dreamed about having a turntable and playing with the crossfader for 10 years crossing the crossfader every time I heard a scratch in a song I remember pretending as I scratching and now after 10 years of dreaming I bought my first Turntable with a mixer, and Turn on your VIdeo and recorded my first scratching TH-cam VIdeo when FInally I not pretending and dreaming but it's actually me doing this, So thank you so much Angelo!!!!
Man, your vids still actual!
DJ Angelo is gold. I'm also learning about scratching from his videos
when I started scratching in 1990, there were no explanations and videos on the Internet. You could only listen and try to do the scratch. For this reason, I did not understand many techniques and could not implement them, just like you. Your video really made it easier for me to be able to implement these techniques. Thanks for that!
I’ve never seen anyone break down scratching like this. Appropriate for how I think. Thank you so much for helping me grow beyond the stab and chirp scratch!
Glad to help!
Man I've been binging Angelo's older videos. He's really produced a ton of amazing content.
2 click flare was the first flare I learned. It took me years to perfect that one. I understand how it could've took you 22 years to learn it. I'm always learning as well. Thanks for the scratch videos, appreciated!
No problem!
Watched this awhile ago and been still practicing I appreciate it. Just like you said, I'm trying to get proficient at that 120 through 140 range. Thanks for the lesson
thanks for your video bro!
Not enough dudes teaching this explain in detail ...
1. the position/shape of your hand
2. the movement of each hand
3. any differences that may take place as you speed up
4. the thought process behind each technique
These videos are amazing - I am ambidextrous and it’s always been harder for me to perform, or adapt to certain scratches. These scratch drill recommendations are priceless. If you ever do any paid tutorials, lessons, I am in.
Glad I can help!
I’ll be testing this tomorrow
Can’t wait to see it!
Very good tutorial dude. Wish i found this video when i started learning my 2 click flares.
Yo! Never considered doing it to a slow 4x4 beat. Really helping me finally get this down. I was using a special hand position for the 2 click and the chirp comment helped too. Biggup you and Angelo for the knowledge. Props for mentioning him in this video too. Giving props to others.....This is the way
Fresh. When i was learning the "X-ecutioners - built to scratch" vid helpded me alot
Angelo started with this. Great Video from him. And you explain it too very nice whit more details. In both videos I have learned a lot. And I`m scratching for more than 30 years!
Glad it was helpful!
Man this video was very informative, i never understood the OPEN fader type scratches myself either. They always haunted me over the years but now im finally getting the hang of it thanks to these type of videos. Gracias Carnal !
Glad to help!
you're showing your own limits and I admire that. if you learn pinch obits, you'll get your speed up even more so. 175bpm used to be quite comfortable for me but I'm a bit rusty these days!
I’ll have to try it…hand gets really tense at those speeds, even when u try to relax it.
This worked for me. I definitely use this pattern when practicing now!
Great tip mate! Looking forward to trying this out as I'm stuck at 115bpm on the 2 click orbit and very rare to see someone show their own limits.
I can’t wait!
Love all your vids man and especially this one, it finally clicked for me how to do the flare lol
This is actually help me to improve my two click flare, thank u 🙏🏽
There's also new unorthodox way to do those flares too. I love this guy's breakdowns and I like dj Angelo's channel.
Shorten your crossfader and record movement and you'll be able to hit it faster. As you go faster you use less arm movement and more hand movement to hit it. It'll take few weeks but you'll get there :)
Dope video! Great explanation of the 2 click flare!
Thank you so much, for content! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Excellent tutorial!
These extended sessions that go more technically in-depth are awesome.
(Ex.) Looking specifically at the rhythm/hand movements/mental things to focus on while scratching. It’s tough to find very specific videos of information on tips to increase accuracy/fluidity.
Good tutorial.
Interesting that you learned the boomerang and didn't already have a 2 click flare orbit. Although it is the same fader movement, I wouldn't have been able to learn it in that order because I would have never been able to wrap my head around the boomerang first. Cool video...love these technical breakdowns with so much detail! Pro tip on watching tutorials (or any scratch routines), change the playback speed on the TH-cam video player. You can see so much more when you slow it down.
Getting that 2-click down is so important to so many scratches. You'll use the same fader motion in other staples like the OG Flare, the boomerang, the autobahn, and a couple others. Once you nail that, you can start all over again trying to get the 3 click up to speed - that's where I'm at right now.
Awesome thank you for sharing the knowledge
dope tutorial! thanks.
Thanks, that one I do struggle with. I will use this method
Might be a good idear to do tutorial of all the diffrent starting positions for doing 2 click flares ( closed fader ) delayed 2 click flares. Really helps pratice sessions not get to stale. Keep skratching dudes
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Great vid. To get faster try using less travel on the sample. You only need about the first 10 or 15 percent whereas you are using around 60-70. Peace.
I have my max too and so I would twiddle my forward and back. Helps with the fatigue
I learned basically all my scratching off those Angelo videos ten years ago.
For some reason, I was able to get the orbit quickly but the chirp scratch is super difficult for me. So it's interesting to hear that it's actually part of the orbit.
Very helpful thank you
Glad I could help!
Glad it's just not me trying to work this out over the last twenty years 👍
@Priyonjoni… thanks for the 2 click stratching presentation… I just want to know which button did you press to make the fader go back and forth with mixing two decks? How do you open the fader to do that.
Those are cool tips. The sky blue control vinyl... I'd like to own a pair. Are these custom?
I think they're clear vinyl with grey butter rugs underneath.
looks like clear serato vinyl with blue slipmats. you can still see the blue spinning when he stops the clear record with his hand.
When you get going really fast, emulate how a guitarist plays super fast on their strings. It's index finger and thumb only and all in the wrist. Smaller movements help for speed as well.
Props bro
Nice!!!
I learned how from Angelo too!
Do you plan on doing q&a scratch sessions?
I was thinking how is your vinyl making slight rotations but the sound is not playing and i noticed your vinyls are see through
PLS PLS PLS teach us the 2 click falre. Ive been searching all over and have purchased so many courses andthere just not that good.Pls make this
Me Nimessssn from Tanzania
Are u holding the record tight the whole time with no release?
It’s worth mentioning that the 2 click flare when fast becomes triplets
That is true! Triplet orbits are quite the challenge to master.
@@priyonjoni once this information “clicked “ with me it all started to make sense. I’m now trying to get it fast
Doing the orbit on the 4 count is fine for my brain to process, but as soon as I try doing the polymeter version it starts to feel like a transformer scratch, albeit one that starts with the fader open. At slow speeds I can get it sounding kinda like it should, and the fader is closed and open when it should be, but I'm not convinced I'm actually doing it right. More practice needed!
Keep at it, you’ll get there!
Interesting…why not do a quarter note triplet rather than a polyrhymic set of sixteenths?
Is there any particular reason why you don’t sync the scratch sample bpm with the bpm of the beat? I’ve been syncing just my scratch channel’s samples to the beat’s bpm and find it works better with the timing of the scratch. Thank you!!
You sync it to the beat with your hands and ears.
@@priyonjoni cool and i get that 100% bc I’ve done it out of sync just fine. I just recently started syncing it with the beat I’m scratching on and found it helps with the timing of the scratch and for practicing in general at home. Thanks again.
Where can I find this mixer?
Check the pinned comment for the link
Good Job Pri yon Jon, are you left handed?
Thank you. Yes I am.
@@priyonjoni Man that's great i am too. We catch alot of heat for our unorthodox take & position styles to adjust
1 click please start at the top
Funny enough....I don’t have the 1 click quite down yet 🤣. The 2 click is way easier.
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Maybe it's me but the two-click flare was easier to learn than the one-click flare.
You are right man😄
Comment 101. Right here. Ahhhh yeaaaaahhhhh.....
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That’s the sssh
why does no one ever explain how important itis to train up the under muscle of forearm, along with building up strength in the thumb muscle which in my opinion is the key to bursting your wrist into them fast spasms, watched a ton of youtube videos and only one dude has mentioned it briefly, most just show how it's done and say practice rest practice drink lots of water mentioning building muscle memory start slow which is obvious but it's the behind the scenes work on the body which is really the thing you gotta figure out to have any chance executing fast yielding patterns, or actually excelling at any kind of skill to be dope not just alright gotta train like your an athlete, this might not be the case with all skills but any task demanding extreme fast muscle work, just my 5 cents,
I’ve actually spoke about it in videos prior. I’ve explained that your forearm can get quite tense.
In fact, during my 19 day boomerang training back in March when the pandemic happened, I had to stop the training because it started to cause pain in my wrist and arms.
The truth is, if you practice scratching everyday, these muscles will get their proper training. Not every DJ, scratcher, or mix artist is doing supplementary work outs to get their scratches right. So it’s not necessary to tell folks to hit the gym for these techniques.
Conversely, there are plenty of jocks who can’t execute a simple chirp scratch. No matter how well trained their arms are.
This is not a 2-click orbit, though.
The furtherest I got a 15
Oh damn 😔 you shoulda watched other tutorials but well done non the less
I’ve been watching tutorials for the past 22 years. Something about that one stood out that became my eureka moment.
I'm Mos Def not hating, been involved in music all my life. Hip hop especially breaking and beats are something you should not di-sect and teach like a class. Do it yourself and make it your own way...
My way is to follow the example of every pioneer in hip hop, which is to spread the craft by sharing it with others. Keeping it to yourself and gatekeeping doesn’t grow anything.
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