Nice! You started this video by telling us how your techniques weren't up to much, then amaze with smooth, sweet and varied scratches and chops.

This is an excellent tutorial on breaking down a bunch of techniques and scratches. Thanks for all the info. Looking forward to more tutorials.

Those were Phenom sounding Cuts!!! I would love learn more for sure!!!

This is such a great tutorial. I've been practicing phrasing and lately I've been struggling with where to put in a drag, and breaking down symbols. This was helpful. Thank you!

You was a baby!!!! How have I not seen this.

@DOPEZ1200

3 жыл бұрын

oh man I've been found out LOL yeah this was from my grandparent's house senior year of highschool I believe hahaha

maan, that 3 click was like ultra fast!

dj circumcision?

@Konquer_DMV

4 жыл бұрын

Right?! Lmaooo

@true_plays_games

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@masterkrafter360

2 ай бұрын

I thought i was bugging when i heard that.

Great work! I have immediately started practicing after seeing this. Thanks for sharing!

GGreat Tutorial dude. Love the way you broke that down. I'm kind of a rookie at scratching, but this video unlocked some new skills for me.

Dope AF😎 thanks for the pointers.i just got into turntableism last yr. And between learning the fundamentals I'm always scratching and experimenting new stuff.i dont have ultra pitch tables,but I have serato and I never thought to pitch down samples with the all fx bundle I just got.im about to walk out of work I'm so excited.lol.thanks again bro

I'm trying to learn vocal/scratch phrasing, seems hard to try to combo things together. You sir, are a genius! I really appreciate that you are teaching while you are demonstrating. I hate to ask for more videos like this, but..... make more tutorial videos like this please!

Thanks for sharing the knowledge dude! Great channel!

That was so good to watch and learn! Thank you!

Killin it homie, thanks for the schooling!

Thank you. This is really cool, useful and cognitive tutorial!!!

Impresionante...maybe the best scartch turorial i´ve ever seen...

Molecule..Mole.Mole.Mole.Cule straight fiRE sOn!!!!!! Very impressive work.

Dopez - this video is pure gold! We need more like this that break down your hand & fader movements

I am having troubles on those tears...I really like the way you move your hand. A small video of breaking down how you got them tears will be highly appreciated!!! Keep up the good work! Peace

Great video 🙏

4:58 "you can't really do crazy..." *demonstrates* "I mean, you can do crazy two click flares" Surprised by his own skills, booyah!!! But seriously, great tutorial for good ideas, never got how to cut on phrases without just sounding like constant flares or chirps :D

Thank you, bro. I'm going to work on this.

sick...taking notes

Hey man. Just wanted to let you know I really enjoyed watching this and it gave me some cool ideas. Sometimes I get stuck in the same type of habits when scratching and it's not always easy to get out of it. Big ups!

@prayingmantis86

9 жыл бұрын

prayingmantis86 Oh and btw: what sort of camera setup do you have to record these videos?

@DOPEZ1200

9 жыл бұрын

prayingmantis86 thanks! nothing too crazy, this was just a canon vixia ($300 hd camcorder) and a cheap tripod :-)

God Damn.. Ridiculous cuts brotha.. Enjoyed watching & very impressed. Dope as fuck!!

props !

Man, I suck at phrase scratching. Great job!

Great tuto

Badass tutorial

Wooow.. u R awesomw... !!gretings & thanks for the tutorial...

Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks! Much appreciated

This was actually quite informative - thanks!

@antoniosweeting9837

2 жыл бұрын

hjb v c

great tutorial bro

thanks bro for tutorial but i come here to here a vocal scratch from the DJ and i will make it beatbox i mean is i came here to hear a vocal scratch and i will try to do it in beatboxing thanks

Make another, great video... !

You sick AF brotha

that style!

nice tut man.. im trying to improve my vocal phrasing thing

Nasty cuts!!!

You sound real good..you have some fast hands

Hey man. I love your videos. because of you have I have gotten really inspired and I have been cutt'n for about 5 months now. Do you think you could send me the rip of that grasshopper breaks? Also, I had a question about that "say what" pattern. Do you raise the pitch when you do those fast vocal phrasing patterns? I noticed, in D-styles video that right before he gets into his "say what" routine, he slaps the pitch on his turntable as high as it will go. I think so that the sample plays as soon as he pulls the record back without him needing to give it a nudge?

nice skill!!!

exelent vid. big respect from Dominican Republic

Hey man, Such wikid scratching ! Thanks for the tips. I was just wondering where you found that Grasshopper break Vol.3 on digital format. Cant find anywhere. Thankx !

could you do or explain more on that tiger style reverse tear please? im playing around with it but would love some tips on how its done in a bit more depth :)

i wanna be able to scratch like this guy.

Thank u bro good video 👍🏽✊🏼 Good day uploads a video of how to make taser

my friends, I started to working on these scratchs by chance, since i've been watch WSQ & chinmachine style. Here, you make me a real lesson !!! I been working the phrasing (sai-what 'what', what-sai, sai-whatwhat). it's still hard to me be fast. Do you have any tips to start slowly? One of the most helpfull tutorial on modern scratch ever seen. Thanks you men! Love From Belgium ;)

What is the music style called? I want to do this when creating turntablism hooks. by using acapellas from a variety of floets. A floet is somebody who delivers his rhymes in a way that flows and has rhythm. I like floet better than rapper because too much of the time, the term rapping gets a criminal and violent connotation. When some people think of rap, they think of violence & misogyny. Too often, When people think of DJ, they think of a computer dude that just stands while simply playing music. So that's why I call scratch DJ's "Wheels of Chill Guys". This was a great tutorial.

Could you do a short 15 second vocal mix like that for me if I paid you ??

Awesome vid man. Where can i get the mp3 of the sample?

Dopez, Where can I find that Break Beat you are using in this video? Grasshopper Breaks Volume 3, I can't find it. Can you help me out? Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks

What's the name of the from track that is playing?

what techniques should i learn specifically? I heard the boomerang mention, and of course tears / transforms. What about two click flares? Chirps?

i like this

thanks man!!!really great tutorial...keep doing this!!!one thing i cant understand is the tigerstyle tears...i mean i can see the movement but again...nothing...what happening in this technic????

Nice!

@djonederisrael5792

9 жыл бұрын

Sick

Your scratching is absolutely amazing and making me fucking ITCH lol no for real thx for the video you also explain perfectly clear thx definitely subscribing

Can you scratch to "the yellow submarine " from the Beatles?

yo dj....maybe you here me doing some of those styles, but im not big on names of them such as flares, taser, autobonds, i basically do what sounds good at the time.free styling or what ever,...im not technical with names..i know transform,chrups,drags,babys..thats it

Great vid! You mention the S Science records. They are super hard to find, at least the old ones...are they available digitally? What record are you using for this video, I thought that you mentioned it was grasshopper breaks, but it's able to be ultra pitched? I'm pretty new to ultra pitch, I only own Enter the Scratch Game. I don't really like the vocal samples on it though, I'd like to get the older ones. Thanks for putting this up. Gonna have a go at some of these techniques!

What other scratch record is the "doing things you never heard of" sample on ?

Dope you da man dj abc uk

thx really helpful

hey, where did you get grasshopper breaks on mp3, i can't find :(

Great tutorial - nice work ! It will help a lot with vocal cuts I'm about to learn. One thing - speed is just killing me ! All best

@knowthycell

7 жыл бұрын

Radoslaw Stepniak how are them vocal cuts?

@radegastrado

7 жыл бұрын

Not bad, working on it

is there anyway you can e mail me that mp3?

dope

Can you tell me your scratch record

great vid, I'd like to ask something different: whose voice is that "doing things..."? What song? My guess is Big Daddy Kane or Rasco but I can't find it on google

@aristhera

8 жыл бұрын

+aristhera I'm so dumb - it's M-Boogie feat. Rasco, Bustin out the perpetrators. Btw, ne- va -va scratch @ 7:12 is imho from DJ Premier in The place where we dwell, Cannonball Adderley anouncement: Once aga - gain, once aga -gain, once again, Ladies and Gentlemen

Peace Super Dopez

Did you say your name is DJ Circumcision?

@anthonybautista2666

7 жыл бұрын

lol thats what I heard

@SiHargreaves

7 жыл бұрын

He used to be called circutcision .... You can see why he changed his name haha

@yohanceboisselle

6 жыл бұрын

I was just about to ask the same thing!!! 😂

@djjohndoe1

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@R2DTUBE1

5 жыл бұрын

I scrolled down straight after he said.

Tears...what's the technique?

never mind, after studying it some, it looks like he slows the pitch down, so that the sample is still clear even when he stabs it really fast.

i need that beat

What is the beat you use on this video ?! I can remember ...

@dnlxl

5 жыл бұрын

he's using REWIND dumbass.

whats the records you said you liked the best its very hard to under stand what you said

@DOPEZ1200

10 ай бұрын

grasshopper breaks volume 3 and enter the scratch game volume 1

Boomerang has got me defeated. I've been practicing it for over a month and still can't coordinate my fader and record hands. I can do the first 3 notes forward then second 3 notes backwards separately, and sometimes all 6 together, but never more than once. No idea how you guys manage to string them together so easily

@kendo512

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks man I like the idea of switching main hands for practice. I agree with that and used to try to do the same thing in skateboarding (switching stances) to practice both ways. Will give it a shot and see if anything improves over a while.

@knowthycell

7 жыл бұрын

did you ever get boomerang?

@DJSlimDee

7 жыл бұрын

It took me a good year of practice to get the boomerang scratch down

Всем DJ'еем привет!) Thank you!

YOOOOO.. You're nasty homeboy!!

Dj circumcision?

Liger hit me up, I got you son! Paltalk this weekend?

With a stab, the sound was not "pitch deformed"? I mean, it is not to fast to move between the 2 sound? When i move betwneen "say" and "what" with a forward, i have the impression to backing fast the "Say" but the "what" is slow. Or i'm just to slow... I will continue to look at your scratch and watch in slow motion -_- You're still fast! I would like to know the place for the first video that I'll upload. I better understood the movement of your tears, honestly thank you for helping me;)

@CharlesHayden

7 жыл бұрын

anyzuka those records are ultra pitched. look those up to understand the movement differences that you were experiencing.

is your turntable set to 33 or 45 rpm?

@realmczappa

6 жыл бұрын

Jacky D 33 1/3

what turntables are those

@cidroentrequatresvinyles9541

9 жыл бұрын

Numark TTX

Vocals start at 4:00 !

:)

It took you a minute and then you lit it up for the remainder.... Soft hands....

Never ver 😅

My only issue with modern scratching is it ALL SOUNDS the SAME! Same scratches, same tone, same everything...

@denzeladams3500

8 жыл бұрын

+Ralph Hunter Mostly because people don't transform anymore.... closed fader scratches may be simpler, but everyone puts there own style and timing to their patterns..

@ralphthedj3344

8 жыл бұрын

Denzel Adams my point is, there is no timing!!! Just scratching... shit is whack if you ask me.

@denzeladams3500

8 жыл бұрын

Jazzy Jeff, Roc Raida, Reckless and Cash Money are my favorite... All super Funky dj's, all transformer masters. Im a big proponent of closed fader scratches

@ronpildil

7 жыл бұрын

Alot of modern scratchers sound the same I agree, but it's not due to modern scratch techniques, its due to the modern scratch community who are obsessed with technique. For instance here when Dopez is freestyling, he is using various modern techniques as well as various rhytmic placements, which makes him a complete and interesting scratcher to listen to. Other modern scratchers who are even more dexterous like Deska seem like they are not even trying to make music, because all that matters to them is technique. Technique is just a tool to achieve greater things, it's how you use it that counts. And I'm sorry but jazzy jeff or cash mo has never been close to this guy scratching wise, it's like comparing BB king to steve vai.

@ralphthedj3344

7 жыл бұрын

I was with you up until you compared his skill to Jazzy Jeff & Cash money. Have you ever seen either of them live? I've seen Jeff COMPLETELY own a room not only because of his skill, but the more important fact that he knows when to scratch. I'm here to tell you that unless you're at a DMC type of event, people don't want to hear someone scratch all night long.

In Soviet Russia...u no scratch record, record scratch you.

about nothing.

Bad

Dj circumcision?