Scratching basics tutorial for the turntabalist.dj lesson 2

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what sound are u using to scratch i used acapelas but yours sounds much better pleassss answer

he is using a pre-made scratch sounds like "KAW"

is the record you're scratching on in the video just a break vinyl?

new to turntables but kinda been watchin some of your vids and now im thinkin of pickin up the stanton dj lab 2 package and seein how i like messin around with tables.

lol. using the crossfader is a lot easier you know?
the channel faders have too long of a throw. no one uses regular channel faders (unless your a turntablist doing tricks) for scratching. other than that it's a decent lesson for beginners though.

do the decks have built in speaker or do u have to buy separate speakers

the turntables send sound to the mixer, which sends them to an amplifier. the amplifier then sends the sound to the speakers, to your ears.

so yes, you need 2 turntables, a mixer, an amplifier/reciever and some speakers.

buy the,. you will not regret it

Go Technics 1200's. There the best but once you get good, your gonna wish you had em. You can buy a knock off mixer like a behringer which has all the essentials and works fine. To keep up with mp3's I just bought serato and it is the sickest set up ever. Mixing mp3's on vinyl, cant beat it.

What is that beat he used?(In B)