Uploader Comments (studioscratches)
Top Comments
-
@TheJimmySimpson nah its called hamster or reverse. battle mode is refering to the turntables with the tonearm at the top. the cross fader style isnt any easier or harder, its just a style and preference. it came from when people used to cut with the up faders and also one person hooked up their tables the other way i think.
-
@theimpax certainly. Just practice! start with a slow beat and work your way up. hope that helps! Happy scratching! :D - Short-E
All Comments (106)
-
@theGanj same here...
-
This scratch does my fucking head in!
-
@TheJimmySimpson awesome glad you have had a go and that the videos helped! I actually learnt crab in regular so its all the same to me!
-
@studioscratches Right you are! The hamster, of course.. Looks like crab scratch would be proper difficult without setting up reverse stylee.. what do I know though eh? Love these vids by the way such a good explanation, have inspired me to have a crack at it !!
-
@NightmareTrigger hey i have it set to the sharpest cut in possible
how is the name of the vinir of the rigth??
rh2arap 1 month ago
@rh2arap hi its called SuperSeal
studioscratches 1 month ago
I have an annoying habit of closing the fader at each end of a sample so obviously I need more practice, but I was wondering whether it would sound the same if I was to do it like this. Open fader at start of the sample, cut the sample in half, then close the fader again at end of the sample, and do the same again when pulling back. I just can't seem to start with fader on open.
theGanj 2 months ago
@theGanj if it sounds good to you then thats all that matters, it will sound a bit different when you do it the way you suggest but thats ok. I would aim to learn this scratch the way i describe though as it will really open up a world of possibilities and is the basis for other scratches. take your time, slow things down and you will get it. it took me a while!
studioscratches 2 months ago