Scratching on Numark TT1625 turntables

This video going out to heartbreak008 who asked if I could do a more indepth video on the Scratching capabilities of the Numark TT1625 turntables.

Conclusion:
Yes, you can use them to Scratch

Category:

Music

Tags:

• DJMattyf
• dj
• tutor
• scratch
• scratching
• Numark
• TT1625
• heartbreak008

[02DFat09]

sounds like shit

[Sickmindedfunk]

Fuckin' lil kidd!

[BIGSABMUSIC]

let the song go already!



[Rare0Blaze100]

@02DFat09 don't hate on him cuz he is a kid... seen some pretty awesome dj kids, but yeah... it sounds like shit :L

[CHOPPKING]

shit soundz bad

[djkylem]

keep practicing little guy you'll get there



[DESTRUCTIVEBASS]

Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!

[TheGreenteeth]

~Ha ha ha you dickhead thats not scratching your fuckin lisp sounds better than your scratching you tool and who the fuck is stupid enough to ask you for more in depth advice i hop you get hit by a car and can never go near a set of decks again

[DJPabloco]

how old are u?

[pckid17]

Don't scratch on dance music. Find a nice hip hop beat, to start with. Dancing is too linear to find great patterns in the beat (unless you are qbert lol) You should watch DJ qberts "do it yourself scratching", to learn some of the basic scratches.

[pckid17]

A few quick issues. One, I own two numark 1625s, and they suck. Hands down the lowest torque on any turntable sold with DJing in mind. Not only are they low torque to start with, they overheat easily, causing a further loss in torque. Two, all you were doing, was cue scratching an instrumental, over top of the same instrumental. That's great for beat juggling, but you should walk before you run. Find an accapella to use as a scratch sentence, of you don't own a break record. 3, Don't scratch on

[DJderelikt]

thanks for that whole "second hand market" thing.