As introduced by the late DJ Screw of Houston, Texas, and popularized by artists like Three Six Mafia and Paul Wall, the chop and screw technique involves both scratching vocals and slurring a track in either full or part by utilizing the pitch control on your turntable. In this how-to video, you'll learn to perform the chop and screw technique on your own DJ rig.
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Use the vocoder effect in FL studio to make and record cool vocal effects
How To:
Set up a turntable for scratching
How To:
Play 7' records on a turntable
How To:
Set the tone arm on a vinyl turntable
How To:
Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
How To:
Set a graphic equalizer on a DJ system
How To:
Fix a wobbly platter problem on a turntable
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Link up two amplifiers
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DJ with your PC or Mac laptop
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Remix vinyl and create your own track with turntables
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Count bars and phrases in drum and bass
How To:
Plug the vinyl turn table into a mixer
How To:
Cut and chop on a DJ mixer
How To:
Attach the earth cable to the back of a DJ mixer
How To:
Mix dubstep style music
How To:
Buy the right speakers and amp for your DJ setup
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Fix the crossfader on your DJ mixer
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Mix a Reggaeton beat
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4 Comments
thanks for the tip, now i know....cheers
nice pimpin. i could tell u was a emurda fan. those tables blow for chop&screw i had om moved on to CDXs 3 times better
where did you get your turntables please tell me
What song is this??
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