The baby scratch involves just the record hand moving it back and forth, always at the beginning of the sample. Learn beginner DJ scratches from a professional musician and music teacher in this free hip hop video.
Expert: Andrew Cohen
Bio: Andrew Cohen is a freelance music teacher and multi-instrumental musician. He teaches many instruments and topics ranging from introductory recorder and piano to AP Music Theory.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
@darkitachi50 its called hamster style
IAMFRANKNSTEIN 3 months ago in playlist Scratches & Techniques for Beginner DJs
why do you move the fader ?
INSANECRAZYMUSIC 7 months ago
How is it close when you move the fader toward it?
darkitachi50 7 months ago
do you need a curtain vinyls to get scratches like that ?
1rygby1 7 months ago
Whats the name of the Song which is on the Vinyl you are scratching (the one with the green Label)?
STRABFREAK 11 months ago
@xkalibur45 it is called hamster style. some people find it more natural to scratch this way. you can try this but either turning your crossfader around, or switch the RCA inputs in the back, or your mixer might have a built in hamster switch.
damonskates 2 years ago
every DJ scratches and Crossfades different...some used left deck others right...some used the crossfader the redular way or other used it backwards...it depends how one gets ued to, and feels confortable using it
F21Barajas 2 years ago
it calls hamster feature, the crossfader changes the direction :)
2Champions 2 years ago
so why are u using the table on the left, but opening the crossfader to the right? maybe I'm doing this backwards
xkalibur45 3 years ago
you post a great vid, but why do u cross fade backwards. mabye something i dont know?
landflatjeff16 3 years ago