2 Click Flare Scratch Tutorial with Scratch Exercise Included (Step-By-Step)

[@MrValAir]

Thanks a lot for your tutorials. I wish i had them years before. You're great

[@DJLiftOFF]

You’re more than welcome! Glad you found them. Appreciate the support 🙏🏾

[@raoulcastro3851]

type of videos I wish I found whem I started...

[@DJLiftOFF]

Glad you found them now 🙏🏾

[@a-tone]

Thanks for advice ! Possible to send you my training for judgement and more advice ? Ty 👍

[@DJLiftOFF]

Most definitely. Shoot it to contactdjliftoff@gmail

[@delbisluciano893]

Best tutorial ever !! I always wonder what was the best way to approach this scratch seen different tutorials. But this one was it. Thanks bro.

[@DJLiftOFF]

🙌🏾 thanks bro!! Glad I could help out. Appreciate you dropping a comment!

[@DJMarv69]

Watata Watata 🤓

[@DJLiftOFF]

Ahaha, literally what I hear in my head

[@vennbyvennby8394]

Hello I would like you to make a video on the cut scratch

[@DJLiftOFF]

Hey. So you mean like a scratch pattern that you can use to do a hard cut in to another song?

[@vennbyvennby8394]

@@DJLiftOFF yes because I like the way you explain things in your video especially the video on the baby chirp scratch

[@djcharlybax]

🔥🔥🔥🔥👊🤝mad as always mi breda big thanks for this 👊👊👊🤝🤝🤝

[@DJLiftOFF]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@DJMarv69]

Great tutorial fam! . Can you kindly do one for rhythmically chopping up a long sound when the music is playing. I’ve seen folks do it with the upfaders or crossfader. Mine sounds like ass. Eg maze & frankie beverly- Before I let you goooooooo - go o o ooo o . The goooooo gets chopped musically. I hope I’m making sense!

[@DJLiftOFF]

Thanks G! And yes, I know exactly what you’re referring to! Great idea, thanks. Will incorporate that in to my next tips and tricks video 🙏🏾💯

[@djreanna9211]

Did he make this video yet? Please tag me i dont see it im looking to see if he did

[@DJMarv69]

@@djreanna9211 not that i'm aware of...waiting as well

[@Djnob_kigali]

Thank u brother keep Giving as Good Things❤❤❤

[@DJLiftOFF]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 will do

[@joiduarte736]

Daaaang need to see these lessons done with turntables like the previous videos 🙏🏽😬

[@DJLiftOFF]

Don’t worry, I’m switching back for my next lesson. Wanted to switch it up for those with controllers, but there’s nothing like turntables! 😩

[@DjTecniq]

Great stuff bro. I have the SRT it can be a bitch scratching on this thing cause I’m light handed and the SRT platters use pressure. Takes a bit to get used to thanks for breaking this down. Subscribed👍🏼

[@DJLiftOFF]

Appreciate it bro 🙏🏾 Yeah man, I’m used to my Rane’s and the SRT is definitely throwing me off aha. Seems like track skips sometimes when I’m scratching too, or maybe I’m just not applying enough pressure. Appreciate that sub as well!

[@DjTecniq]

@@DJLiftOFF i actually feel that same way even considered selling my SRT for an SX3 but i just can’t deal with Serato fx they are shit compared to the hardware fx on the SRT lol may just buy one for a backup though 🤣🤷🏼‍♂️

[@djbigduley7496]

Thank you for breaking it down

[@DJLiftOFF]

No doubt ✊🏾

[@djbond555]

Thank you Bro for your efforts !!))

[@DJLiftOFF]

You’re more than welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@jesustirado743]

does the rane twelve moving plater make it easier to learn to scratch ..i have the pioneer srt1000 ...do you think the rane is worth the money ..i want to learn to scratch ..do the rane make it more easy and fun to learn ..or should i just learn to scratch with my srt1000..give me your feedback and opinion ..thanks ..

[@DJLiftOFF]

In my honest opinion, the range twelves absolutely make it 100% easier to learn to scratch. This is a personal opinion, but learning on moving platters is the way to go. Then once you’ve got it, scratching on jog wheels is nothing. But the fundamental, it’s easier to learn how moving tables. I recently bought the 1000srt and I didn’t like it. However, I’m very used to my rane’s so I didn’t expect to love it, but I found it hard to scratch because it would like almost skip sometimes.

[@jesustirado743]

@@DJLiftOFF thanks so much dor the quick reply ..ibam going to buy them now ..what mixer you recomend to start on ..i see alot options out there...i was thinking the rane 70 0r the s7 pioneer ..around the price range was even thinking abouy the numark scartch ..what you think

[@DJLiftOFF]

@@jesustirado743 you’re welcome! Dope! I love the s9 and s7. I haven’t had a chance to use the Rane 70 quite yet or the numark so I might not be a huge help. I know that the rane 70 has inputs for the USB’s from the twelves which is nice because with the s9, I have to use a powered usb hub. But I honestly, if you’re just starting out and wanted to save money, it wouldn’t be bad to go with something more basic if you’re truly just focusing on scratching. The other mixers have a lot of bells and whistles and may take your focus away from scratching.

[@DJLiftOFF]

But I could be totally wrong and you still solely focus on scratching either way, so no option is bad here!

[@djayking256]

Nice , thanks LIFTOFF

[@DJLiftOFF]

Yessir! 💯

[@SandroHamilton]

thanks from Angola

[@DJLiftOFF]

Much love 🙏🏾🙏🏾 you’re welcome.

[@jermainesmith8138]

i want to learn like you.

[@DJLiftOFF]

Sorry man, haven’t had a chance to figure out beat source yet. Just super busy even trying to get the videos that I put out now edited and uploaded.

[@jermainesmith8138]

@@DJLiftOFF o ok

[@jermainesmith8138]

@@DJLiftOFF on my beat source i can't do the same thing you doing because i use my mouse to srcatch is that good or no let me know ok .

[@jermainesmith8138]

or do i need a different approach let me know ok.

[@jermainesmith8138]

@@DJLiftOFF i trying to do that scratch on beat source with my mouse is that good.