Dude I been struggling to learn how to scratch for years now but after watch how simple u break it down I can actually go back to old dj scratching videos I used to watch for hrs and fully understand what I'm watching and what they're doing .... big props bro I'm bouta level up real quick now ....I never cared to dj I got this equipment to learn how to scratch I've quit a lot to but definitely bout to pull my turntables back out
bro ty ty ty ty ive been djing sice i was 14 im 35 theres been alot of changes lol your a awesome teacher best way for beginers or pro this rhe channel
honestly i just started 3 days ago and this video is by far the most helpful thing ive watched so far. I really didnt even think about a lot of these points but now that you said them they seem so obvious please keep it coming cuz you are an amazing teacher
🙏🏾 of course. I think it’s super important to understand that this is a marathon and not a race. There’ll be bumps and bruises along the way, but the finish line is there for all of us!
Thank DJ lift off,appreciate your teaching 🙏.I'm having trouble with the left side scratching. Can you make a video on the left side scratching appreciate it thank you
I wanna add that the position of one hand doesn't have to match the other. For my main record hand (left), I hold a low 8 o'clock, and my other hand (right) is a higher 9 o'clock. Same principle applies with the crossfader. Sometimes a new position can help with learning. Definitely helped when I started practicing faster chirps.
You’re welcome! And of course!! Some think it’s one of those things you learn in a few weeks but it literally took me years to get super comfortable. Definitely a learning process.
I keep the tension on my fader heavy for speed and endurance. Try playing for an hour with yours far right then adjust it back to your sweet spot, you'll feel the difference. can you do a video on your visual equipment and setup?
what song do i listen to when i'm trying to beat match the two do i listen to the one that's going through the master or through the headphones when using a DJ controller when you can't see the BPM do you email you a picture of why I why I can't see the BPM's
You should try and practice with both! For me, I do different techniques better depending on which hand is on the cross fader. My dominant hand is more comfortable on the cross fader but with chirps, and really fast scratching, my dominant hand is better on the platter
Hey djliftoff what song do i listen to when i'm trying to beat match the two do i listen to the one that's going through the master or through the headphones
Honestly, old me would have said learn it at 3 o’clock but if you’re comfortable scratching at 9 o’clock and it doesn’t stop or hinder you from doing anything, I’d say just stay consistent with that hand positioning!
Sup, DJ LiftOFF. Ur such an amazing DJ tutor with big patience. I think ur videos already helped some beginners. My advice would be, add some of ur highlight showcase at the top or also the end of ur each video. Post some 30 secs routines as SHORT. It may bring more subscribers to ur channel. Keep it up, im ur fan bro. Cheers.
I've seen lots of different hand positions! Whatever is most comfortable, stick to it and keep grinding! Comfortability and consistency is definitely key 💯
Dude I been struggling to learn how to scratch for years now but after watch how simple u break it down I can actually go back to old dj scratching videos I used to watch for hrs and fully understand what I'm watching and what they're doing .... big props bro I'm bouta level up real quick now ....I never cared to dj I got this equipment to learn how to scratch I've quit a lot to but definitely bout to pull my turntables back out
Love to hear that bro, seriously! It’s definitely a learning process and the grind is real 🙏🏾💯
bro ty ty ty ty ive been djing sice i was 14 im 35 theres been alot of changes lol your a awesome teacher best way for beginers or pro this rhe channel
honestly i just started 3 days ago and this video is by far the most helpful thing ive watched so far. I really didnt even think about a lot of these points but now that you said them they seem so obvious please keep it coming cuz you are an amazing teacher
So glad to hear that man, truly. More to come 💯💯 - thanks for dropping a comment!
Thanks for your transparency about struggling when scratching! I’m sure a lot of Djs can relate! Me included 🙋🏽♀️
🙏🏾 of course. I think it’s super important to understand that this is a marathon and not a race. There’ll be bumps and bruises along the way, but the finish line is there for all of us!
@@DJLiftOFF absolutely! Well said
Thank you Dj LiftoFF
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching!
Big up champion greatings from the Netherlands Dj Mike afro-jam
🙏🏾🙏🏾 much love!! 🇳🇱 thanks for watching.
Nice tutorial. Thx for the Serato samples
No doubt bro 🙏🏾 appreciate you!
Keep doing what you doing bro. 👊🏾
Yessir, appreciate the support bro!
Thank DJ lift off,appreciate your teaching 🙏.I'm having trouble with the left side scratching. Can you make a video on the left side scratching appreciate it thank you
You’re welcome 🙏🏾 trouble with your left hand on the platter?
Awesome, very helpful very, detailed video. Thank you! I appreciate the time you take to make these videos. God bless.
You’re more than welcome! Thank you! Bless 🙏🏾
DJ Liftoff I couldn't thank you enough Much love and respect from Your Boy In South Africa
You’re more than welcome bro! Much love 🙏🏾
Thanks for this Mr
I love this tutorial, these are super tips
🙏🏾🙏🏾 thank you!!
U teaching is so definitely perfect, i like it, thank DJ LiftOff
Appreciate you!! 🙏🏾
Thanks for the info
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What a great tip mostly on the hand position. Surely when you raise you can scratch faster. Thanks and waiting for the next Flight ✈️✈️✈️
You’re more than welcome man 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Dj LiftOFF your friend in the house...
Ahah 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Outstanding!!!
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great shit once again bro. Would love more stuff on crossfader control if you have them.
Definitely have a few requests for more crossfader help so definitely will put something together.
I wanna add that the position of one hand doesn't have to match the other. For my main record hand (left), I hold a low 8 o'clock, and my other hand (right) is a higher 9 o'clock. Same principle applies with the crossfader. Sometimes a new position can help with learning. Definitely helped when I started practicing faster chirps.
💯💯 good advice!
You are our master DJ LiftOFF!
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 appreciate you Jog Wheel!
Thanks for the knowledge you are sharing man. Definitely going to like on your videos
Appreciate you man for the support 🙏🏾🙏🏾
You ar th best in the best
Thank you, really appreciate it! 🙏🏾
Nice teaching Dj LiftOFF
Thank you!! 🙏🏾
Can you do one on the new Rev1 Scratch video thank you
And mix video
Trying to still get my hands on the Rev1 and Rev7! Will definitely do a video once I get one.
@@DJLiftOFF Thanks so much
Wild dope G
Appreciate you G 🙏🏾
Thanks for the tips! And being honest about how dnam hard this can be at first.
You’re welcome! And of course!! Some think it’s one of those things you learn in a few weeks but it literally took me years to get super comfortable. Definitely a learning process.
Bro can u help me and u share for me a serato software download link wch works even on Intel r duo core 2 laptops (windows) pls help
I like your videos brother. Where can I get those plain (without a rane logo) vinyls?
I got mine from a company called digidesign on Etsy! They’re legit.
@@DJLiftOFF thanks bro. I am in Africa I don’t know how I can go about Etsy. I hope there’s a way you can help me with that.
I keep the tension on my fader heavy for speed and endurance. Try playing for an hour with yours far right then adjust it back to your sweet spot, you'll feel the difference.
can you do a video on your visual equipment and setup?
Smart move man, never thought to do that!!
And you mean as far as how I record everything?
It's a process! Just keep practicing! Shout out to the discord chat!
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what song do i listen to when i'm trying to beat match the two do i listen to the one that's going through the master or through the headphones when using a DJ controller when you can't see the BPM do you email you a picture of why I why I can't see the BPM's
My question is which hand should be on the crossfader the dominant or the non dominant
You should try and practice with both! For me, I do different techniques better depending on which hand is on the cross fader. My dominant hand is more comfortable on the cross fader but with chirps, and really fast scratching, my dominant hand is better on the platter
I think i had quit more than 7 times already lol. i'm more than determine now. Thanks for your videos.
Ahaha, appreciate you man! I know the struggle all too well. It’s all worth it in the end!
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Hey djliftoff what song do i listen to when i'm trying to beat match the two do i listen to the one that's going through the master or through the headphones
Yoo! You should be able to “cue” whichever track you’re bringing in to listen to it in order to beat match. What kind of gear do you have?
my right hand is good at scribbling on the right jog wheel, but i want my left hand to be just as good as my right , im struggling with my left hand
I struggle with my left too man!! Just gotta take it a day at a time.
my hands twitch, it's like my brain sends bad signals. it's mostly the fader i really struggle with.
Keep practicing! It definitely was a little unnatural for me at first! It’ll become more natural as time goes by
is it bad that I scratch with my right hand at 3 o'clock? i tried 9 o'clock but it just doesn't feel normal.
Honestly, old me would have said learn it at 3 o’clock but if you’re comfortable scratching at 9 o’clock and it doesn’t stop or hinder you from doing anything, I’d say just stay consistent with that hand positioning!
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Sup, DJ LiftOFF. Ur such an amazing DJ tutor with big patience. I think ur videos already helped some beginners. My advice would be, add some of ur highlight showcase at the top or also the end of ur each video. Post some 30 secs routines as SHORT. It may bring more subscribers to ur channel. Keep it up, im ur fan bro. Cheers.
Thank you for the suggestions 🙏🏾🙏🏾 I think that’s definitely a great idea that I should implement. Appreciate you, and the support.
For some reason 3 O clock is more comfortable for me
I've seen lots of different hand positions! Whatever is most comfortable, stick to it and keep grinding! Comfortability and consistency is definitely key 💯
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