Bro I’m 52 and just getting started. I Love It! It’s relaxing. I always loved music and dancing. It will probably be a long time before I would think of charging anyone to DJ but I have a greater respect for what every DJ does and the commitment they have made! Thanks to all the great videos we don’t have to start out like they did! Let’s Do This!!

@SFLA80S

5 жыл бұрын

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@iangillon6981

4 жыл бұрын

@@SFLA80S I'm 53 Bro, House dj, gonna learn SCRATCH :)

@Medusa-tf7xi

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck, I'd love to know how you got on. Good luck to Ian Gillon too :) you'll love it!

@olharp8891

3 жыл бұрын

Bro I just inspired me, I was literally putting my equipment up and feeling dejected because I felt like I was to seasoned to start something at 43 years old. Then here comes your post! Thx Bro

@AlldayRandom

3 жыл бұрын

45 next month and I'm just now getting into the basics of scratch. It's such a beautiful sound when done correctly.

Dude! You include the ESSENTIALS that nobody else does...like where things line up, the platter moving under the record, etc...Thank you! I've been a musician for 35 years and I'm 49 now and I SO want to learn to scratch! Great teaching! Liked and subscribed!

as a person who grew up among dj community and worked as tech/stage manager who read all manuals and done all equipment changeovers at many festivals over 15 years i’m finally starting my own journey of djing and i loved this video as there’s no bs, just simple and coherent instructions - bloody love it!

This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.

Well done explanations. Also, make sure you keep touching the gain knob on your mixer without actually changing its level at any given time ;).

@vgavilla

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly the thing I was noticing. Is that some DJ fidget thing?

@reillocb

2 жыл бұрын

@@vgavilla I'm just a beginner, but I've already realized that the knobs are surprisingly sensitive. You think he's doing nothing, but if he moved it any more it would be too much

I’m starting my journey into scratch madnesses today!! I will stay by mastering these three technics

Great teaching, very measured, calm, & clear. Thanks!

I learned more on here today then ever...same mechanics as a mpc just different mediums...timing timing timing and proper hand placement...I just subscribed!!! Great video...I’m out to start scratching ASAP

I want to go to NY, and go to your school!! Respect from the UK

@geraldjohnson3216

4 жыл бұрын

U got style kid

Love this! Everything is beyond clear 👌

thanks for the basics, i never know there's a basic in this, just hit it and hear it good

Hi all. Another fun scratch to try is called the drill. It’s basically a very fast scribble. Just tense your arm & move the record really fast. It works great with a kick or snare drum to get the drilling sound!

Scratch boys making me itch... Man this was wicked!Dope skillz dude!

Absolutely fascinating. Subscribed.

I hope i lean ,because this is my biggest fear from dj ..thank you so much for showing me ,I really enjoy it .....Respect 🙌

Graduated from scratch last week , the knowledge I have now is unmatched

@larrykimmonsjr8041

4 ай бұрын

Was it worth it?

@officialdreamrmusic

Ай бұрын

@@larrykimmonsjr8041 wondering too

1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and ....1 e and ugh 2 e and ugh 3 e and ugh 4 e and ugh. Helps me to say the rhythms for 8th and 16th notes. I’m a bass player trying to learn to scratch. Thanks for the awesome tutorial!!

@FiLipiNoJezus

Жыл бұрын

How’s it going? I want to get into scratching and mixing. What’s a good piece of equipment? What do you use? Peace.

Salute to you. I just subscribed because I've never been a scratch dj but I've always wanted to learn. I think I'll give a shot. 👍

This video is helpful to understand scratch! Thanks!!

Best tutorial! Thank you so much!!!

I'm looking forward to trying these out. Thank you!! subscribed :)

Thanks for the video keep up the good work

nice tutorial. Keep the Art Alive!

The first tutorial I’ve found that gives tips on hand placement. Thank you!!

This is both dope and sick.

Well done! Thanks for this video tutorial. Coming back for more...

Thank you so much this was very informative and professional

Great video!!! Thank you!

Awesome video my man, thank you for your amazing help bro, respect, much love, and Big Ups..... :)

I lost count how many times you reached for the gain knob.

@xaosm_os

2 жыл бұрын

OCB my man.... OCD and that gain control.

Nice scratch tutorial bro you make learning so easy

Solid instructions... SOLID.

So excited to start ! Thank you for doing these vids ! Amazing !

I find this really interesting for some reason Good tutorial either way

Thats a dope TATTOO and tutorial ofcourse

What a T shirt .. EAT,SLEEP,SKRATCH,REPEAT .. 😋❤ .. KEEP POSTING .. 🙌 thank you👌

Crystal clear tutorial 👌👌👌

Dope content ! Thank you for this video 🙏🏽

Fantastic tutorial, thanks.

Great Video! Thank you

muchas gracias prendiendo de tus enseñanzas , tnx very much

Yeah! Very good! Thank you! What vinyl is that you have the samples from? Which one is that?

New to tour channel. Thanks for the vids. I used to dj in my late teens/early 20s & just regifted myself a pair of 1200s. I have a question if you or anyone can answer. Which vinyls are good for scratching?? Thanks!

i really liked your tutorial its simple enough kids can do it. i'm a local bboy and teacher in my state of RI. I was wondering if you have any virtual resources for my kids related to DJ, scratching, beat mixing or hip hop knowledge that i can share with them.

It was a bit difficult for me to go straight into crabbing and scratching. This really shows you how to get the feel. Now I can crab some basics after watching other videos

Thanks a lot for these clear cut lessons! Tablism for life!

Great instruction!

The best and easy way ...ty 🙏🙏🙏🙏

2:16 i love this sound

I love ur techniques dj

Sweet! Nice one mate. I just realised how can I scratch if I don't know the basics. Looking forward to learning other techniques.

Always loved the R sound ..first time I heard it was when I was listening to UTFO Roxanne Roxanne

Very nice Mansssss!!!

This is really helpful thanks

amazing brother u the best

I love the fact that proper dj's have to count the bars.

@neuron05

5 жыл бұрын

I don't like bow ties.

well done very useful. I want to ask if there is an easy way to catch the count of the song?

this is brilliant.. tyvm xx

@ScratchDJAcademy

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

I’m starting to learn how to do this and was wondering where do you find samples like the one in this video

Great video!. Thanks for sharing ;) // FLX

Great Vid! Very Helpful. Thank You

@emmanuelotoo435

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously

Tks a lot man!!!!

very detailed video!

Thank you! I deejay Tropical, Caribbean, and some Afro and have been wanting to add some scratches.

@djjammindave

4 жыл бұрын

BUY THE PIONEER DDJ-SB3 IT COMES WITH SCRATCH BUILD IN.

Muito bom!!! Very Good!!!

Hey, is the drag skratch what you would use when doin your 1-Click Flares, & 2-Click Flares? I've been practicing those lately, & it seems very close to the hand movements im making,when pulling off the 1 or 2 Click Flares.lol......bahaha... just curious brotha. I gotta practice that today, those 3 basic skratches are wicked important, as far as hand movements go, it all kinda wraps itself together, I think I'm starting to click with certain aspects of skratching finally. Lol... Thanx DJ Noumenon, cool video, Respex, Big Upz, & Mad Love to the Skratch DJ's.... 👍💪👊😎🙏🔥💯

Thank you for this

1, 2, 3, 4, Scribble! Yeaaaah

Always thought it was easier and less confusing to put the tape marker @ 9 o'clock where your hand would start, letting it go and following the marker pulling it back to the beginning position.

Awesome video!

Man... Great 👍

Wow you made that so easy. I had no idea how to scratch, but this tutorial was perfect. Wish there was a school in san diego i could go to learn more. I blend beats but could never scratch. Thanks

Dope fam

This is so helpful

Great Video

Thanks dj., for the tutorial dj Subscriber here

Craclewhaaa...😊 luv it

Thanks for this. New subscriber here.

Very interesting, thanks!👍

@ScratchDJAcademy

3 жыл бұрын

No problem 👍

Hey Noms, this is A.j. Bradley... .... ...from the Academy.....

Super videos.Thank’s .Peace.)

Very useful thanks

Excellent😀

superb tutorial!👍 more please😎

Love that t-shirt! Does anybody knows where can i get it? Thx!

Noms.....What's good?? This is A.j. Bradley...... from 2011-2012.....I see you're back at the academy.....

Thank you!!!

All that scratching is making me itch. :-)

Scratch DJ Academy. I’m a 51 year old hip hop drummer who has a badly damaged right wrist that has had 7 bone crunching operations to date and I feel my drumming days are limited … I’ve always wanted to be able to do this … I do not have any vinyl records so would a Serato set up be a good choice as I have about 8 tbs of music in my iTunes …. If so could you recommend a set up? Not necessarily the bone cheapest but also not a full on Mix Master Disaster set up either …

EXCELLENT!!!!

Sir, can I use Stanton T60 and Numark MT pro 3 as a controller.?

Grande 👍

love the guy

Anyone know the name of the first breakbeat (the one on the left, off-screen player, not the vinyl he is scratching but the one he scratches over) and where I can find more similar ones?

Please, what is the difference between scratching on a dj controller like the Numark Mixtrack Pro FX and a Technics SL 1200? I know that the jog doesn't make the movement back, so in this case I have to do this movement on the controller?

What do you have the weight dialed to on the needle?

Do you guys know where I can find the “ahhh” & “Fresh” scratch sounds? Or even the original audio including both of them?

Wow where was all this information back in 83'🙄. Maybe I wouldn't have gotten punished for ruining mom's records on the Hi -fi.

Where can you find samples for scratching ? For example the ahh spund I heard there's a name for when you let go of the record and it says ahh

I have seen a few dh's recommend that the tape on the platter method how ever i and using Traktor DJ and as you know the platter is complete 360. Is it still a good idea to use the tape methods on this controller or should i just be paying attention to the screen and watching the wave itself?

@Shwahface

4 жыл бұрын

Tape doesn't help with controller jog wheels. Unlike a vinyl, where the sample is in a fixed physical location, the position on the controller's jog wheel will change every time you use the sample. A lot of controller are starting to incorporate og wheel disthat will sh the needle position relative to your cue point, eg. pioneer DDJ 1000.