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DJ Scratching Techniques: Working With a Channel Fader
DJ Scratching Techniques: Intermediate Scratches
DJ Scratching Techniques: Looking Away From Record
DJ Scratching Techniques: Clover Tears
DJ Scratching Techniques: Clover Tears With Music
DJ Scratching Techniques: Tear Combinations
DJ Scratching Techniques: Tear Combinations With Music
DJ Scratching Techniques: Wheeler Flare
DJ Scratching Techniques: Wheeler Flare With Music
DJ Scratching Techniques: Flare Combinations
DJ Scratching Techniques: Flare Combinations With Music
DJ Scratching Techniques: Channel Fader
DJ Scratching Techniques: Channel Fader Demonstration
DJ Scratching Techniques: Combining Channel Fader With Cross Fader
DJ Scratching Techniques: Channel Fader With Music
DJ Scratching Techniques: Longer Phrases
Summary: A good scratch dj will experiment to create interesting scratch combinations. Learn how to develop flare scratch combinations with music in this free dj scratching video lesson from a experienced disk jockey and music teacher.
Andrew Cohen is a freelance music teacher and multi-instrumental musician. A graduate of the Hartt School of Music, he has performed throughout New England in various settings ranging...read more
"So here I'm going to be showing you some different combinations with music just using the two different flares that we've learned, the original flare and the wheeler flare. Ready? Let's go. So you've got the original flare and the wheeler flare. Now it's time to start thinking about it and experimenting with it in many different combinations. Ready? So remember, these flares do not work at all unless its always at the beginning of the sample. And this should not be attempted unless you've got each flare down individually."
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