You had a "drill" video that basically tripled my skill in one night, somehow I was able to replicate the sounds you were making by thinking more about matching your sound than the mechanics of my fingers. I'd love to see a section of these videos that is more of a drill for each section and combine each section over time!
I have been a DJ for over 40 years, both on Radio and Live Events and I have never scratched. After watching your tutorial, I feel comfortable trying it. Thank you.
Seriously bro I can’t thank you enough for helping me to learn something I’ve wanted to do since I was like 8. I’ve had my 1000srt for almost a year. I practice at least 3 hours a day, and when I dj at the strip club I’ll play them their music one one channel while practice on the other channels with my headphones. Much respect man, this is seriously the hardest thing I’ve ever tried to get good at.
Omg! At last someone breaks down and explains this scratch....been trying to do this for over 20 years! I can not thank you enough....I know my scratches as I've been into hip-hop since the begining of the 80's it's just some I've never been able to work out... Seriously you have no idea how much this has helped me....
@@priyonjoni It was an enormous help....no one has properly broken or down and also said the scratch names of what they are doing... Seriously, I can't thank you enough
One of the most useful scratching tutorials on YT because you end up with a cool-sounding combo rather than just endless re-hashes of a single scratch.
bro, the way you explained this, I can understand. Im a 50 year old dj. I started djing in 1988-89 when i was 17 years old. I have always wanted to learn some scratches. Thank you
KDAY Mixmasters in 1984, Joe Cooley scratch, a lot of guys were doing it at that same time. I first heard it with Mixmaster Tony G and Jammin Gemini, both of them also KDAY Mixmasters. It's basically a Chirp, Scribble, Tear, combo, but lots of variations of this scratch.
Nice break down, easily the most valuable transition pattern for any scratch arsenal. Even at slower tempos like (Trap beats ect 70-75bpm) at a double timed speed it sounds really dope. Great details & instructional video this is very easy to follow and practice along with. Thanks for sharing this.
I’ve been a DJ for about 5 years now, 100s of hours practicing baby, stabs, chirps, beat juggling, crab scratch, 😮orbits, and 1 click and 2 click flares. I wish I started with this scratch. This is literally the only scratch you need to know, unless you are going to be a battle DJ. I am today years old when I found this.
FUCK YES. I've been working on the Joe Cooley for a week and couldn't get it until watching this video and I got it first try. Bringing the pain now bro.
Thank you so much for making this video. I've always thought this was a move that I just wasn't fast enough to accomplish... been wanting to learn it forever. Much appreciated, liked and subscribed.
I think I'm close to getting this combo down! Can you do a video of how we can use this combo when going into another song? It would be great to learn different ways to apply this during a gig.
This scratch/pattern sounds so cool. I have been trying to master for months. My scribble is too slow and ruins it :( . Thanks Pri for all the instruction. I appreciate it.
@pri yon joni sir, Thank you for all the help and videos over these pass few months I have learned alot and will be a life time follower of yours. you tutorials are complete and easy to follow keep up the outstanding job sir.
You can do this with any combo or skratch. The delayed 2 click flare but stop or pause on the transform part on the pull back. Starting closed ending closed. Just the 2 click glare has 6 starting position. 2 open 4 closed fader. Soooooo much to learn!!
A year ago I went to the conservatory of music in Wisconsin for my dj SKULL my name methods brought me here 👍💯 I be weathering with Dj CREAM CRUSH she 12 & dj ANTELOPE he 13 is like a 9 hour session there Thanks
You have explained this technique the best I have ever seen.How long do you think one needs to spend doing this in order to be at least half decent lol.
You be a life saver. If u could do a short vid on how to use the FLX6. Mergefx. And beat fxs have moved to a bar. I’m lost. After having an. Sb2. Sb3. Thanks. Keep up good work. I do love the flx. But I’m kinda lost.
My dear, very good, your Scratch class. I would like if you could provide me with the effect you use to make that Scratch to practice. I am starting out as a DJ. Please
I would think Joe koolie scratch is better well known in Eric b and rakim move the crowd. Im from New York city and I was there from the beginning when songs were not on vinyl and you had to go to a party or block party to see or hear them. Came a long way.
Excellent step by step ... 👍 Now A lil off topic. I actually like cutting on the FLX6 for some reason lol. Maybe the weight of the wheels that gives a nice backspin?lol Sooo Have you noticed a pause or delay sometimes when you release the jog wheel at the end of a scratch or juggling?
Wow this video is awesome.... 👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing sir... And im planning to buy that toy... But, I don't have an idea if how much is that.... Thank you sir and godbless to you
Probaby the most comprehensive scratch tutorials I've seen! I'm looking at getting a used DDJ-SX3 as I want to use Serato Pro. Do you have any experience with this unit (DDJ-SX3)??
Brother. Greet tutorials as always and mad skill set ! 2 questions. 1. Do you notice a very slight pause when you scratch and release on the FLX6? 2. Do you know of (or have) those UGD macbook cases? 13"?
