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How to Become a Better Scratch DJ
Scratch DJ Tips: Basic Scratching
Scratch DJ Tips: Practicing Advanced Scratches
Scratch DJ Tips: Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Practicing Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Demo of Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Coordinating Hands for Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Starting Record for Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Developing Rhythm for Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Note Patterns for Twiddle Fader Technique
Scratch DJ Tips: Flare Combinations
Scratch DJ Tips: Adding Flare Combinations to Music
Scratch DJ Tips: Scribble Scratch
Scratch DJ Tips: Adding Scribble Scratch to Music
Scratch DJ Tips: Visualizing Scratches as Units
Scratch DJ Tips: Resources for Inspiration
Summary: Inverse flares are an advanced dj move. Learn how to combine scratch flares 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
"So now is the time to put these flare combinations with music. Alright, you ready? Let's go. So you've got the regular flare which takes up about one and a half beats and then you can double up with the triplet flare. Or you can do the other flare, the inverse, the wheeler flare. So it's really important, I was only doing two different rudiments there, but because I had practiced it so carefully, I was able to articulate the same rudiment at a much faster tempo."
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