Drumming With Vinyl

If you take a record that has a neat sample on it - whether it's a drum loop, a sound effect, a voice or otherwise - by the nature of the vinyl medium and the turntable it is played on, the sound can easily be manipulated by the hands-on technique of "scratching." This of course shouldn't be anything new to anyone born in the MTV generation, but this sentence also serves as a fail-safe one-line introduction in case you are not saying "I already knew that," as you read this.

http://www.schillmania.com/content/media/drumming-with-vinyl/

Category:

Music

Tags:

• dj
• scratch
• records
• scratching
• vinyl
• drumming
• turntablism

[iamjed]

man that kicked ass. what record are you using?

[scottschiller]

Good sample, bad record - A Vanilla Ice (yeah, that one!) 12", "Stop That Train".. I forget the exact name of the sample used, but Beck used it in "Sweet Sunshine" as did the Beastie Boys, and a few other groups I'm sure.

Also see the other beat juggling video, I had two copies of this and was looping the hook (though not great.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=fCVwUenL4LI

[eddievera]

NICE SHIT MAN U WALKED ALWAY LIKE A PIMP

[TheThorguitar]

quality! ;D

[spongebobfan879]

@scottschiller The sample is Southside Movement's "Save the World".

[lolley1100]

wow...I am a local dj, but I really been wanting one of these, and I cant find a good one online...any idea where I can get one???

[JIM2B0B]

Nice!

[incredibert]

wow very funky :D

[cmomofilm]

Good old TT's, Vestax are the daddy though, the reverse function is awesome and the straight tone arm reduces skip.

[DjStinkles]

Dopeness

[odakueffect]

Nice man.

[boollett]

real good flow