Anatomy of the "Chase" Pattern

[@rmspivey]

Stayed up for hrs last night trying to get this down. Step 3 was the struggle. Woke up this morning and locked it in. We’ve never met but you’ve taught me sooooooooo much.

[@angelvip2474]

This dude is a proper teacher. Loved the way he told his pupil to stand up so he can see

[@cybersoundsintl]

Hey Rob I know, it's hard for you to really get excited when someone tags you on a video and they're like "hey Rob, I'm practicing" and all they're doing is a pattern that you teaching hundreds of people. But for that individual where that pattern was a mystery and was never able to perform that pattern, and you broke it down in such a way that they can understand it, in a way where you took the mystery out of it and now they can perform it, that alone is a major accomplishment for that individual, which brings major excitement, with a big cheese smile where they can't contain them self. By they accomplishing that, you have just boost there confident that they can do anything and also letting them know that nothing is a mystery. You might think that you are just teaching someone who to do patterns but you are teaching more than that. You are bring pure joy to each individual who appreciate the art. Thanks Rod. wetalkinboutpractice. Solider in your army. Appreciate.

[@scripturestalkdj1525]

I agree with both takes on this. I’m gonna be STOKED once I learn this, but I’m gonna also try to stay true to the creed and attempt to evolve it in my own style as well...

[@DocHalliday]

I live for these uploads. When you break down what your student is doing wrong, I start breaking down and analyzing what I'm doing wrong in the same way. Maximum respect!💪

[@djrobswift]

I'm glad my videos are helpful to you bro.

[@cybersoundsintl]

I really appreciate what you said about evolving. That's a brolic word that spark the Fire /Commitment in me to go to the next level, but first I have to get my brain and hand in sync with the pattern. This is all new to me and my brain and hands are learning a new pattern, hence the word evolution. Once I get and master the pattern then I can evolve by enhancing the pattern. I now see why I was not getting it, I am doing the copy cat pattern which is too fast, and this was due to not being able to control my excitement /emotion. I believe to get the note and one half I will have to first get my excitement /emotion in check and slow my hand movement down to get the note and one half. I really appreciate your knowledge and your willingness to share and the way you teacher. You break it down and bring it to the simplest form for anyone to understand.Thanks Rob. I love your swing patterns but I got to get past the chase first. wetalkinboutpractice. Solider in your army

[@pablodados]

Shout out to Cutmaster Swift. I appreciate the history you include with these sessions.

[@sc239]

Learn so much everytime i watch a Rob Swift tutorial. Salute.

[@hanzmaier9847]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Great mentor

[@LowKickSlick]

Been trying this on my own from previous vids - this is a subtle but valuable gem right here, Thanks again Rob Swift as per usual!!!

[@djrobswift]

You are welcome sir 💪🏾

[@jermainesmith6535]

Thanks for this tutorial my brother.....NYC Stand Up!!

[@cybersoundsintl]

I notice that one of the key element in doing the swing pattern is to be able to have the ability to have each hand working independently doing two difference assignment at the same time but they are working together to have a seamless outcome. which is something that has to be learned. Most people can not do two separate different function with each hands at the same time, they may start but it always end up that they stop the function of one hand to assist the other hand, or one hand gets more of the brain power and the other hand drift off. This is like using a pair of headphones to mix and learning to listen in mono instead of stereo so you can hear two different audio source one in each ear, keeping the timing of each audio source and be able to mix them seamlessly. This was a new function I could not do back then because this was something new to me, that my brain had to learn. I could not separate the two different sound in my head, but as I continued to practice and became more comfortable with it I was able to accomplish it.

[@johanselnaturalbeats]

"Oss", Sensei, muchas gracias por esos grandes consejos de evolucionar en los patrones, muchas gracias por compartir su conocimiento, Gracias por compartir el estilo The X-Ecutioners. Un saludo desde Colombia / Barranquilla, Bendiciones!

[@robswift1551]

De nada. Suerte hermano.

[@JayWerx]

I learned the strobe from Short Kuts Art of noise strobe/chase. I still use that to workout with. Chasing with that record is so fun.

[@joiduarte736]

I swear for the size of them big ass arms n hands rob got he seems to have the most gentle touch on earth lol thanks for spreading the knowledge rob im a beginner juggler still tryna crack this code I swear it’s harder then learning another language but I got this music n djing is in my soul my dna my blood my heart my everything 💪🏽

[@scripturestalkdj1525]

8:02... I didn’t notice that until Rob pointed it out. Then I went back and I saw it as plain as day. Definitely gonna apply this concept when I practice...

[@hanzmaier9847]

Rob, so much respect from Germany. Lovin your tutorials.. 🤩🤯🤩

[@djrobswift]

Yessir 🙏🏾

[@hanzmaier9847]

@@djrobswift your are a real mentor for people with passion 👍🏻turntablism 4life bro!

[@djrobswift]

hanz maier Mega Respect!

[@djrobswift]

hanz maier 💪🏾

[@djgonz123]

damn swift.really great breakdown on this technique.

[@Berryservices]

Damnn some quality education right here, thanks Rob! I notice the student's left had travels far to high in the air that can cause him to lose a fraction of a second when returning his hand to the platter, Otherwise great work he's a fast learner.

[@logicalblackman8228]

Rob was mad clean on them joints yo!

[@Dj_rueboi]

Dam I learned so much from these videos. I can’t wait to actually be one on one with you . In a few months hopefully

[@djrobswift]

RESPECT

[@cybersoundsintl]

I notice that one of the key element in doing the swing pattern is to be able to have the ability to have each hand working independently doing two difference assignment but they are working together.

[@djrobswift]

You just described what happens in every single "beat juggle" pattern tho, lol.

[@thomasinzana273]

Props man... he caught on pretty quick... wish you were teaching 10 years ago... only thing i noticed is he would flare on his pull back with his right hand but just pull straight back with his left...

[@WickedWaiata]

The apprentice is hella quick to pick up stuff ... so impressive

[@djrobswift]

Respect

[@DjSirSparx]

Great tutorial Grand wizard Rob Swift.

[@dariousgreen149]

Timing and mechanics gotta be on point

[@scripturestalkdj1525]

12:45, 14:06... This is some of the DOPEST stuff I have ever seen.

[@benjaminmilford2701]

just getting into trying to learn this, could you tell me the name of the track you use please ? respect to your skills ....

[@wieszo2112]

Awesome

[@frankiefingerz8047]

Rob what hip hop classic u think is best to learn this im sure certain songs r perfect for it

[@oldboy7743]

the best tutorial so hard to achieve all the best

[@DjSpidaTv]

i like to see this..i think i'm try this on my DDJ Sx 2.

[@deeski68]

amazing

[@user-jt1jv8vl9r]

I'm not surprised he's confused! I am! lol Wow! This must require so much practice!

[@logicalblackman8228]

When Rob stepped in to demonstrate, he should’ve said “it’s my turn!“

[@bernardcuthbert2174]

Rob, Do You Have Any New Videos With Your New School Class?

[@djrobswift]

There’s a bunch on here.

[@djfatstax2400]

Damn Rob can I get a one on one too lol

[@PAPOTIENELARESPUESTA]

thanks man!

[@stevwillsable]

What could help this lesson is to start with really slow beats so that it becomes less of speed and more of general hand movements.

[@ogunfoluayomide3593]

I'm DJ habboos from Nigeria, I love your pattern of teaching, I mix well but to scratch is the main issue,pls help me out.

[@ogunfoluayomide3593]

Pls I need the history of DJ how and where it start and by who?pls

[@jaybsvisualscontentcreator4432]

I love to see Al learn it That's 🔥

[@lamont28sg]

very dope

[@djbanana1047]

Nice tutor

[@DEEOFFICIAL1]

🔥

[@rhythmmethods]

whats that track he is using called?

[@ourdumbfuture2147]

Stezo - It's My Turn is the track

[@jnsrckn]

what beat is this?

[@martyramos1595]

It's my turn from stezo

[@menriquez89]

Straight vs swing

[@bernardcuthbert2174]

Rob, Are There Any Other Records That You Feel Uncomfortable With On Serato?

[@djrobswift]

I don’t understand your question.

[@bernardcuthbert2174]

@@djrobswift I Mean. Are There Any Other Records That You Feel Uncomfortable With Showing Your Students Things On Serato?

[@djrobswift]

Bernard Cuthbert I’m still not sure I understand what you mean by “uncomfortable”. I think you’re asking me if there are other songs I teach with besides the one I’m using in this video and other similar ones. If that’s what you’re asking then yes, there are other songs I use. I like this particular one for when I’m working with beginners because the drums are very clear and understandable.

[@bernardcuthbert2174]

@@djrobswift That's What I'm Talking About. What Other Records That You Like To Use Originals Of Like Nobody Beats The Biz?

[@djrobswift]

Bernard Cuthbert I don’t disclose my music selection on social media.

[@alexpasko1126]

I see you, and you want to chase, but you're not moving at the speed.

[@talonxaviergum6877]

Difficult Move

[@SwitchB]

13:11

[@kreationpayd587]

When someone is really good.. but not quite good enough....?

[@majestic631]

As much I like Rob Swift, I honey think he is being disrespectful.

[@leezemuchai9854]

not well explained