Turntable scratch practice 1

Two weeks since I got my turntables. I'm using Gemini TT 2000 decks and a ps626x mixer.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Turntablism
• Scratching
• Hip
• Hop
• Practice

[OverTimeeeee]

what the hell is this?

[seneferu5]

I plan on buying these decks as well. Like you said, they are probably better to learn on. Doesn't make sense to buy an expensive set of decks and end up quiting after a year. If one can perform great on a cheap pair of decks, you can probably do some amazing things on a better set. Peace

[MrP00sy]

@gaundmaster if u read description, hes had his decks for 2 weeks. hes not gonna b grandmasterflash or jfb or kentaro after 2 weeks. give him a break

[OnlyPendulum]

@Inkv7 better buy numark tt200

[regoledelvinile]

fai cagare

[putumayoman]

What is the name of the track that is playing, sounds tight, thanks !

[karloskamargo]

I'm having the same problem with the pitch fader... when you go into minus on the pitch it speeds up

[Inkv7]

so is the Gemini tt 200 turntables good? cuz im planning on buying a pair? should i or not?

[freerockliketoast]

i've got these decks i've had them about a month and have noticed that when you go into minus on the pitch it speeds up before slowing down. do you find the same thing?

[lcmxr6]

These aren't so bad to learn on but I would not recommend them to any experienced DJ. I've learned that with the right combination of "butter rugs" "flying carpets" and slip mats the torque problem can be overcome. You still need a soft touch but I'm actually starting to scratch on these decks very well . I figure if I can practice enough to sound good on Cheap Decks, when I upgrade things will sound that much better. Hope this helps, Oh I would recommend buying Numark TT-500 over these decks