1 Click Flare - Forward - 3 Click Flare (Crab) Scratch Tutorial

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- Short-E

[@studioscratches]

My crossfader is reversed in this tutorial. For more info see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHSZZYmAfKp1ea8 and check out my online School of Scratch schoolofscratch.com for my newest in-depth scratch tutorials and online course / practice program - Emma

[@geraldbrewer687]

You are so good. I mean you really shred it up but in a subtle way. Anyways, thanks for that

[@beatrocka5]

You have got just the cleanest scratches, and you are great at giving instructions. Thanks for posting. Ted Twis

[@studioscratches]

Thanks for watching and for leaving feedback! Much apprecaited!

[@Peaceinlove1432]

The best teacher at this ever

[@Einmalig001]

That's so FRESH! Big up to you Short-E! I got to learn and get entertained at the same time! Please keep posting, you are on the 1!

[@studioscratches]

Thanks Einmalig001 ! That's edutainment! Cheers for watching!

[@Einmalig001]

You keep posting and I will keep learning... Hip Hop forever!!! Thanks for responding to my post. (too cool!)

[@bogues78]

Short-e! Thankyou for your awesome stylings over the years... You have been a true inspiration, I have followed your hand styles for a long time... Sooo dope.. awesome vinyl control creates a funkier sound to the cuts..... I can't help but nod my head to your throwdowns..... All the clicks in the world mean nothing if they have no timing, soul, heart or musical flavor... From all the older generation of tablists down here in Australia, we Thank You, we love you! Mountains of respect

[@studioscratches]

Thanks so much Bogues! really appreciate the feedback and encouragement. It's why I do what I do! Big Shout out!

[@BRAVE_dj]

according to me …the real challenge of this cool move is to feel the shuffle of the beat….but the practice of that specific scratch open so many other doors….ty miss and a little hello from canada

[@luisfernandogarcia416]

Hola, descubrí tus videos y tu canal hace un par de días, te felicito. Este video lo he visto muchas veces y no me canso de hacerlo. Tu técnica me gusta mucho.

[@djmyme1]

That was sweet. Nice crab on the reverse.

[@PhilosBias2000]

I"m staying right here cuz i'm stuck on this, i've been coming along ways learninng each scratch but now have difuclulty putitin them 2gether, but i'm going nuts on getting this down since I know I can do the crab and flare...but dam dam dam u make it look so easy

[@buddafingaz9403]

What up DJ Shortee, been following you for like 3-4 years now, you've definitely stepped up my Skratch game, fa sho...... 👍👊💪🙏😎

[@studioscratches]

Appreciate that

[@dissforlife]

not even paying attention to the tutorial side of these anymore, just keeping them open while i work because its fun to listen to. thanks for these!

[@DelSigy]

transform scratch blew my mind. lol well done. Ahh is a great sample to transform.

[@djagentcue3240]

You are the best scratch teacher in the world !!!

[@studioscratches]

Thank you!

[@SeviOnTheBeat]

Thanks, greets from Poland!

[@SovBeatsOfficial]

I enjoy your tutorials very much, they are easy to understand and have motivated me to purchasing my first turntables to play with. Kudos to your and your channel, my favorite tutorials on the web!

[@timjarred5192]

What you do very well in your videos aside from scratching is the way you articulate the fundamentals of how to preform each scratch. You start off very slow in the beginning, thus enabling (we) the viewers to understand basic concepts of how to preform said scratch. I've watched many scratch tutorial videos on KZbin, and your videos, by far, in my opinion, are the best I've watched. For me, the language you used just made sense to me like no other video I've ever watched. I was blow away honestly. I'm serious. I still don't really understand why the light went off in my head the way it did when you were explaining the chirp, but my fucking head almost exploded. I got it. You're awesome! Hopefully you get paid for doing this. If you don't, you better as hell should. You are a damn good teacher. Okay. Sorry for the rant. I kinda went a little crazy there. 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️ Anyways. I'm glad I stumbled across your videos. Keep it up. You're great. Cheers🍻🎉

[@studioscratches]

Thanks for watching! I have a School here: schoolofscratch.com

[@JL-Breaks]

I love this combo. I practiced this for about an hour last night along with my tears. You can do so much with this. I liked to end the combo with a few chirps . SO GOOD.

[@studioscratches]

AWESOME! Thanks Jessica!

[@mrpocho8813]

you're my hero!

[@Hvalborg1]

Hey. Maybe you could film a video of you practicing on your new turntables? Would like to see if a newbie can actually make it sound like anything before I buy something. Anyways good luck with your training.

[@nickoobrian]

Nice tutorial. :) but the groove swing on slow and with the beat is different, i took so long before i get it. Thanks for your tutorials, it helps me a lot.

[@MrKostaGi]

Thank you

[@DriftmastersJason]

superb combo. i am learning this combo now

[@vdoscanr]

very helpful, i like the slow breakdown, big fan of dj short-e....i will paractice practice, imstill practicing the other vdo...dope dope dope tjx again.

[@silentfox8]

i could listen to this all day

[@DJENERGY210]

It's like a switch on and off on the ahh and she reverse the crab I did her other crab combo it took a bit till I got it down good tutorial

[@user-qf9ci8kd4o]

Emma,from Russia with love!

[@chason_htx]

What kind of finish is that on your decks? Nice video, thanks for slowing it down for us. You make it look easy! Cheers

[@freestyleway11]

I want to learn it your videos are very good and helpful !!!!!!!!!!!!! where do you get the scratch platter??

[@inoverthetop]

Love these tutorials, great of you to share. You are absolutely sick!

[@greensleeves32]

ok thanks. I love the videos you make man. I started with the Qbert vids years ago and nowadays I have vids like this! Good stuff, so thanks. Great combos to learn and practice... I have a couple vids on my channel just messing around a couple months ago. Kinda rough here and there but good to watch yourself scratch and learn from yourself. I'm trying to incorporate a lot more combos and be fluid between tricks. I like the sound of your crab btw. Any way, peace from Broken Tongues! _greensleeves

[@DJRodBell]

Great Job/Amazing job DJ Short-E

[@studioscratches]

+Rodrigue Bello Thank you for watching!

[@winsonytz]

thanks

[@brucemiller3869]

damn...that beat is dope!! \

[@vdoscanr]

love yiu videos...the breakdowns are great...thx..

[@kakipala]

Nice! It's hard for me to do it reverse. Just have to practice it

[@veltiilutinerie3574]

thank you really,

[@freestyleway11]

nice it`s very good

[@goldenJibaku]

Nice

[@clubbinmag3]

Nice scratching.. you must have the turntables hooked up to the mixer backwards or something. because usually when you go towards the left it usually opens the sound. but you have it closing (or stopping) the sound when it goes to that table.

[@markphillips6727]

Clubbin Mag Reverse fader (hamster)

[@Peaceinlove1432]

Ur backwords like me love 💪🏽🔥

[@KrasavkinRomanE]

Благодарю ❤️Вы Шикарно объясняете и показываете. 🤜🤛❤️😌🤝Но по мне ,более понятно когда без реверса кросфейдера.

[@studioscratches]

Hello! Google translate tells me you said "Thank you ❤️ You are great at explaining and showing. 🤜🤛❤️😌🤝 But for me, it's more clear when without crossfader reverse." I hear you, my more basic tutorials break everything down in terms of open and closed fader so regular style DJs can follow along. Thanks for watching!

[@efsq]

GOD DAMN thats a good combo

[@Fnk3]

what scratch is it @ 4:42 till 4:46 ?

[@Splinter]

hey i have 2 questions are you left or right handed ? and also i use Xone 22 mixer with stanton str8.150 is it good setup to scratch ? im having trouble doing the crab technique D:

[@MrDjnorvis]

THANKS FOR THE NIGHT SCHOOL

[@buster19811]

what scratch is it at 4:01

[@greensleeves32]

cool vid! What's the scratch-combo that you're doing at 5:31?

[@keithwilliams723]

kool thx

[@beefy1978able]

If you scratch regular is the crab an open crab or closed ?

[@studioscratches]

You can do it either way!

[@TheLoser6]

Thanks! I really appreciate the help!

[@branscombe_]

AWESOME TOOTS! Why does everyone scratch with left hand??? I use my right hand (see my Denon videos) I cannot use cross fader as smooth as all of you... I use my thumb and pointer, both same time, to drag it in and out (with my scope all the way up) you guys seems to use all fingers and it looks sexy.

[@mikep6967]

Fantastic combo. So inspired. Please always tell us what your sample is from though. This sounds pitched but not sure what it is.)

[@patrick_k_]

Nice controlled scratching. Hamster? Are you the same Short-e that used to dj with Faust?

[@greensleeves32]

Hee Haw breaks is another classic

[@buddafingaz7516]

Dope ass lesson Short-E, good times man, thank you, hopefully I can figure this out regular style... Do you any regular style tutor videos?? Thanks man

[@studioscratches]

Thank you I have a few in my online school: schoolofscratch.com and I also have this guide to help regular DJs: www.studioscratches.com/how-to-learn-from-a-hamster-reverse-crossfader-style-scratch-dj-if-you-scratch-regular/

[@kloboucek]

Hi there, I'm sorry in advance, because this is gonna be a very newbie question... am I looking at your setup right, so your fader works in contrawise comparing to where you've got your turntable placed?? So when you move the fader to the very left side, your left turntable is muted and vice versa?? Thanks for asnwering...

[@Heavenly.modified]

u r awesome

[@gk111127]

nice one. sounds old shool

[@veeforunique]

Which superseal is this cod I got superseal and this samples not on there but the other sample you use is

[@studioscratches]

It's this: studioscratches.bandcamp.com/album/digital-skipless-scratch-record-33

[@TheLoser6]

Just got my first fader and table (for practice to see if I could even do this) I have a stanton t62 and a numark m2, Cheapest stuff I could get, I was curious on how you get the record to get up to speed so quickly, I'm guessing its my table :( Either way, I'll be able to practice but I was just curious. (I have yet to buy buttermats or the proper vinyl) Also, What vinyl has all the basic samples?

[@CraszyAsce]

Wait... so a 3 click flare is the same thing as a crab? So if i do a two finger crab that would be a 2 click flare? Can’t for the life of me do any flares, but n crab, albeit badly. Trying to figure out the best way to do flares. Just seems like the opposite of other movements like the chirp or transform, at least from a fader perspective

[@studioscratches]

it is an open fader scratch so it is a bit different. I have much better tutorials on all of these in schoolofscratch.com

[@hineskittvelvett198]

Does anyone notice that she closes the fader before doing the crab?

[@studioscratches]

+Hineskitt Velvett Well spotted!

[@mixmasterlu3381]

wait every time i try this i go from open fader to closed quickly but i have to cross my hands over do i HAVE to have turntables or can i do it on a mixtrack pro coz im new to dj'in plz help meh from:lu. (plus i subbed bro ;))

[@josephdixon3851]

What's scratch is that at 2:09??

[@DDjRoth]

when you do the crab it seems like you dont use your pinky finger am i right? r u using only 3? im trying to figure out how to do this but it doesnt sound right

[@jetzcarwash]

love;ly

[@HomasterX]

to do this would i have to invert my crossfader?

[@DDjRoth]

thats it! i got it! thanks alot =]

[@kasino7132]

Yo short-e , how long have you been in the dj game? Great video

[@studioscratches]

Brandon P Since the year 2000!

[@carsten7058]

So an "open crab" with three fingers are an 3 klick orbit? An execute it with 2 finger a 2 klick flare? Is this an alternative to the real flare technics ? Best wishes

[@studioscratches]

Hi, this is Emma. Yes! there are many types of flare - 1 click, original flare ( 3 sounds) 2 click, 3 click. I break them all down in detail in schoolofscratch.com if you wanna learn more. Or research those techniques and you will see what I mean. Thanks for watching and for your question. Keep practicing!

[@SatanNest]

와우 대박...

[@littlegamer1185]

I've noticed u have the cross fader reversed

[@drubber007]

It's known as hamster style

[@drubber007]

It's known as hamster style

[@alexmckee8515]

Sorry...i just saw it in the description

[@veeforunique]

What volume of super seal is this cos I have super seal but I can’t find this sample

[@studioscratches]

Hi its the first one

[@phil2288]

what scratch practicing vinyl should i get ?

[@PhilosBias2000]

when u switched to hampster style was it like having to start all over???

[@willallard1312]

is it possible to buy the vinyl your using?

[@studioscratches]

Yes the record is super seal

[@alexmckee8515]

Whats the beat on this one?

[@facuceneri]

i'm new on scratch, where I can find samplers like this? really thankyou from argentina! yeaa!

[@kersehcoca]

nice tut.. the only thing I "dislike" is the fact you cut hamster style.. makes it a bit harder to understand, but still very good.

[@KrasavkinRomanE]

Super

[@veeforunique]

What’s the bpm please?

[@studioscratches]

100!

[@MrKostaGi]

super scratch, where can i find the scratch Loop aaaaa

[@josephdixon3851]

What scratch at 4:43?

[@ScratchCordoba]

what is the beat´s name that you are using ?

[@dfsdnb488]

Does it make a diff being hamster mode

[@studioscratches]

you can do mostly the same scratches either way. I find open fader scratches easier this way like flares and closed fader scratches like stabs and transforms more challenging and it really is just about practice. Thanks for watching!

[@ctrjoe22]

scratch at 4:00 plz??

[@kgbmsu]

can you actually buy the music in album form?

[@PauloHenrique-hk2wl]

Muito foda!!! Perfect!!!

[@edgaraganesiyan371]

That's funny cuz sample he uses its on every vinyl

[@mooganoid]

Can anyone tell me what the style is 6:05-6:07? I'd love to learn that! Great style by the way!

[@FlipRymezEventsLLC]

chirps bro....

[@studioscratches]

Hey mostly its chirps, but also a joe cooley which is a chirp with a tear. kinda a lot going on in there but maybe these tuts will help explain: Chirp Scratch DJ Tutorial - How To Scratch / Joe Cooley Scratch Tutorial

[@studioscratches]

p.s thanks for the kind words!

[@rafael123loek]

you're good :)

[@EEZAL]

Have some fun with it alright =)

[@tapsonertapsoner3566]

You're the girl of my dreams

[@ReinLable]

Noooow that's a miiiighty shiiny T-table!!!!

[@jeansyndicat163]

3 click flare = crab .???!!!

[@studioscratches]

crab is the hand technique, flare is the scratch technique when you start with the fader open to create 4 sounds not 3 with a closed fader crab.

[@leerossemanuel8902]

way to fast to understand when you beginner oooooh