DJ Fooders teaches you some basic record scratches for beginning DJs. Techniques covered included the baby scratch, forward scratch, chops and stabs, and the tear.
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Make a plastic slipmat for a scratchmat
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Mix a Reggaeton beat
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Plug two DJ mixers in together
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Use kill switches on a DJ mixer
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Mix in the UK Garage style
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Play 7' records on a turntable
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Attach the earth cable to the back of a DJ mixer
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Clean vinyl records with glass cleaner
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Mix 80s era music as a DJ
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Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
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Plug the vinyl turn table into a mixer
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Replace the arm rest on a turntable
Wheels of Steel:
A Virtual Turntable in Your Browser
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Plug in your DJ gear
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Mix drum and bass as a DJ
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Keep your cables tidy as a DJ
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Put stickers on scratch records
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Mix basslines as a DJ
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Understand the structure of dance music for a DJ
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Mix funk, soul, and disco music
How To:
Make a plastic slipmat for a scratchmat
How To:
Mix a Reggaeton beat
How To:
Use kill switches on a DJ mixer
How To:
Mix in the UK Garage style
How To:
Plug two DJ mixers in together
How To:
Mix 80s era music as a DJ
How To:
Attach the earth cable to the back of a DJ mixer
How To:
Play 7' records on a turntable
How To:
Clean vinyl records with glass cleaner
Wheels of Steel:
A Virtual Turntable in Your Browser
How To:
Connect your laptop to your DJ mixer
How To:
Plug the vinyl turn table into a mixer
How To:
Understand the structure of dance music for a DJ
How To:
Mix drum and bass as a DJ
How To:
Replace the arm rest on a turntable
How To:
Keep your cables tidy as a DJ
How To:
Mix basslines as a DJ
How To:
Plug in your DJ gear
How To:
Put stickers on scratch records
How To:
Use the live external effect plugin in Ableton Live
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