Dubspot NY EDU Sessions Video Recap: A History of Turntablism w/ DMC World Champion Shiftee

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In this NY EDU Sessions workshop video recap, 2-time DMC champion and Dubspot DJ curriculum director DJ Shiftee takes us through the history of turntablism and evolution of the turntablist.
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11 июл 2024

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@nybam9123 9 лет назад

sick

@DustinTunes 9 лет назад

Thank you so much for these videos Dubspot. I love when you guys put lots of content out. it helps people out so much. I will be attending Dubspot NY in the following year and i appreciate all the videos you provide. Thank you again Dubspot and Keep up the amazing Abelton, Dj, Mixing, and Production videos

@4DXclusive 9 лет назад

great fkn video... informative, not too showy; but skillful. i was into blends... def two different skills, def alittle jealous! Thanks for the video. ...i saw qbert first hand in a dj competetion i was in, thru guitar center, he was a fkn beast! incredible to see live....

@4DXclusive 9 лет назад

arab music, is def the current standard in this sampler, live production type of mixing... if u havent seen him do his thing... just type in Arab Music... dude is a fkn beast.

@Usernamer3000 9 лет назад

Finger drumming is a bit different itself than turtablism. Araab is cool, but there are few guys that also perform in a perfect style, like jeremy ellis and others

@Gennady93 9 лет назад

Cool vid but last part about making music and performing it wasn't on point. Ned Hoddings, Dstyles, Gunk Hole, Birdy Nam Nam and many others were pressing vinyl from studio productions to perform it live. The ending seemed like a way to plug his music with Enferno...and that concept of "taking it live" was based/developed on the names I have mentioned.