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DJ Tips: How to Scratch
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DJ Tips: Creating Phrases With Samples
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Summary: Practice moving between sounds when learning how to scratch. Learn how to become a better disc jockey in this dj scratching lesson from a professional musician.
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
"In this video I'm going to be giving you some good ideas to start working with the fresh sample. Once you've started practicing just discerning between the two sounds and being able to move between the two sounds, now you can start working it into phrase ideas. Ready? Let's go. So in this one, we can just start working with different phases, just working with the two samples. So maybe you should just work with the 'fra' part and then with the 'shh' part. So once you're done working with those, start incorporating the two samples into your phrases now."
eHow Article: DJ Tips: Creating Phrases With Samples
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