Chirp x Tip Combination Scratch Lesson with D-Styles

[@Banano79]

this channel and Rob Swift's are so dope. What i would've given for these kind of tutorials in 97....

[@MrShowbizben]

@def creator You're in the 1% of people that make that kind of statement and it's true. I was going to call you a dick but checked your channel, realised you're the DJ Jeff who made 'Change The Scratch' and you do have insanely good chirps. That was my favourite track off 'Return Of The DJ Volume 2' .

[@1luvzp]

@def creator Easy for you to say Mr. Change the Scratch. LOL

[@wickedwaiata2939]

@@MrShowbizben You're in the 1% of people who actually check someone's channel before firing off a comment ... well done sir!

[@chocomel1974]

@def creator ​ @def creator I partly disagree... If you just use the tutorials and copy what's out there without adding something to it then I agree. But in order to bring the art form further why not?

[@ndongomar3665]

@def creator aqaaa

[@fedobeatz]

this guy is a legend, love this style and flow 👊

[@williamj056]

I’ve been practicing for 2 hours a day and watching another scratch practice video every day to add something new. Seriously, my scratch game really taken leaps and bounds because of these videos. Learning to scratch vinyl is definitely not as easy as you make it look!

[@Dj_JohnMac]

HOWS IT GOING NOW DID YOU GET TO A POINT WHERE YOUR CONFIDENT YOU HAVE IT .. IF SO HOW LONG YOU THINK IT TOOK IV BEEN DOING ABT 2 HOURS FOR FEW MONTH. BUT STILL NOT GOOD AT THIS I CAN DO IT SLOW BUT TRYING IT FAST I FAIL

[@maccagrabme]

I learned this almost overnight back in the mid 80s on fairly basic equipment just by listening to records like UTFO mixmaster ice and using my own creativity but then again I was 17 and highly motivated and you had to master this to move on as they were the basics of being able scratch in the oldskool style. I also had to teach myself the transformer without any guidance apart from hearing it on record in 86.

[@00eaugallie]

A legend that will always give back to the younger generation

[@djimma5080]

I wish there were more tutorials for stuff like building routines or making recorded tracks

[@Astroboytoy]

it just proves that you really don't need super difficult combos to sound good......More Power and God Bless

[@seydevilchick8]

I love how D Styles teaches the art of Scratching without the Scratch notation systems or blue prints .I personally think that those restrict the Funk and Natural feel of your hand on the record that's just my opinion...Peace Love Good Health & Music

[@SuperRuss26]

Brilliant tutorial, also I like how you never edited out the bit where you messed up. Just goes to show that a turntablist as amazing as you also makes mistakes. Keep the tutorials coming 👍

[@turntablistswami1]

Bringing it back to the old school pare!

[@mikaelmiller3358]

djswamipro I don’t get what he’s doing at :50 I can’t get my Joe Cooley to sound like that what’s good Swami!

[@turntablistswami1]

Mikael Miller yes you can bro!

[@UNIQLUVIN]

That's what's up 😍 gotta 💙LUV💜 the scratching. Thank you for making this lesson so easy.

[@hadbl12]

UNIQ LUVIN LuvnMyBbyGrlz yes he makes it easy, but it requires lots of practice

[@paulespino6462]

😂😂😂 D's bloopers! With each tutorial, there's been progressive improvement in everything. From production, editing, and especially everyone's on screen presence. Keep up the amazing work. Props to Beat Junkies and ISP for 30+yrs of DJ'ing and spreading the knowledge.

[@barrywatts803]

Great tutorials Dave. Just eating it all up. Only three months in skratching. Found myself going back to basics with chirps and only just touching transforms. Started with learning flares first off . So need to get the basics right first.

[@djimma5080]

Probably a good sign you will good. If you started to learn scratchs on your own then you will get it

[@armeniannightscomedy8034]

Was that a “I know his name “ 💪 😂

[@armeniannightscomedy8034]

Love this. I sub to the website yearly but…… are we gonna talk about the slipmat audio being louder than his voice ? 😂

[@OvaChicken]

D-Styles is a true inspiration. Thank you brother for all the years of amaizing music , mixes etc. Never seen your live set yet but one day. Been a fan from going back to the Shiggar Fraggar shows. Since then i always looked out for your music as it is very unique compared to other DJs. You know how to push the envelope mixing all types of music genres. '' What does it take to check a technique ? MANY STYLES , MANY STYLES . Respect and Love. Peace Tommy G

[@yudiyuh120]

Thanks and love from France Mr Destructured Beat Creator teacher !

[@12cali33obroty]

Thanks 4 Lesson Master D

[@muchodj]

love the background- mantronix- tuff crewgreat video

[@DjDeepsea]

After years these videotutorials are still the best🙌

[@Sadiquecat]

Thanks for the combo, clean talk though and yeah it's good :D

[@DJPaleRider]

Great vid,thanks

[@Davidik85]

Best teacher ever. Peace!

[@dawud6535]

Quality tutorial! Even some comedy 😂 you are sick dude! Big up from the UK 🇬🇧

[@flava82]

A living Master of his craft!

[@DjMonkeyRabbitWITHIN]

Every once and a while I see one of these videos and can actually do the scratches in the video. Still love how accurate mr styles is.✊

[@KidLoveWax]

6:44 ❤️

[@me_ThakurG]

love you D-styles

[@ronniecruz4675]

Same beat, at different scratch speeds. Wonderful to see and hear the difference.

[@fermd9357]

Fantastic content.

[@carlmcsween1316]

awesome tutorial 👊 👊

[@AveMcree]

I didn't know y'all had a channel. Insta-subbing!

[@dem8603]

Ave Mcree Yo- Your crack ups on those Khalid / Pharrell meme videos are funny as hell.. Mad respect to you as well, Ave.. You kut, too?!

[@AveMcree]

@@dem8603 lol thanks! Yeah i do turntablist stuff from time to time. I got a crap ton of scratch vinyl. I had to stop buying because money.

[@dem8603]

Ave Mcree crap ton is all you need to get busy so,! 😎🤘. . 1love 👈

[@maximkisenko]

D-Styles !

[@mgekksodd9679]

💯🎶🎶🤘, always awesome to watch, these tips and drills really help 💯🤘

[@ianpascua1296]

Those Taruya needles are the shit! Just picked a pair in Shibuya.

[@paulrankchannel2548]

thanks for the tutorial

[@thearcadeologist8040]

Thanks this helps a lot. Im just starting out. This is just the video I needed to see. Now time to practice

[@thewatcher6295]

Great lesson. I’m giving it a try today. I find that the record drifts on my when scratching. I’m a beginner and would appreciate any advice on how to correct this.

[@kirkstate]

Know I have to go practice..😂

[@yuseffrazier8936]

Thanks for the Scratch Lessons

[@paulmoss380]

Thank u so much D-Styles!!

[@rubenjoseph1]

nice lesson

[@craigrubin3709]

Thx 4 the tips. Btw I have the Mantronix album also. Lol

[@donferguson6031]

D style... he scratching regular but does hamster/reverse style like a boss!

[@OvaChicken]

aint NOTHING regular bout this dude.

[@juicecolored2257]

maraming salamat sa pagtuturo maestro😍

[@djbrownroyal6613]

Dopeness D. Hey BJIOS may I come over in June and session with you guys on my birthday June 17th?

[@DigitalBroomstick]

No

[@djbrownroyal6613]

@@DigitalBroomstick oh word

[@Whakapapa]

Peace D-Styles thank you brother!

[@streetrider1958]

Great

[@OriginallyInspired]

Thanks for pretending to make mistakes for us d styles. Means a lot.

[@roycecoombes628]

Thx D-Styles

[@tedmosby9409]

Its a scratch that I you mixed for years with vinyl it comes naturally ,it's first scratch I learned never was taught it comes from throw in on the beat what they call cue it and hit play nowadays

[@mugzysmokes163]

Funky dope D

[@wilsonazzougarh2116]

Dope Dj D-Styles 0:03 até 1:16 The End(Fim) tuneeeeeee

[@edsoncosta3249]

D-styles i need this beat please

[@shawnglover631]

Yo that scratch is dope micro baby’s thanks

[@djplaybizy]

You mean even one of the best in the game D-Styles messes up sometimes?? Lol I like that he kept that in. Salute.

[@leopoldofregoli3817]

AKA "joe cooley scratch" (dunno why, since Cash Money was using it in 1985; see Scratching to the funk) , AKA "fast babies + chirp combo"

[@g0ste]

hat off, or backwards! covered fader hand :'(

[@djcamitenerife]

Eres un crack 😊

[@aronmoralez9415]

Damn this is so hard

[@mattbrooks9831]

❤🔥🔥

[@akshon75]

DOPE!!!!

[@thewatcher6295]

Thanks for showing your mistakes. It’s nice to see you’re a human and not some kind of robot dj from the future.

[@djpioneer937]

Where can I find the scratch record?

[@dubjay1981]

Thank you

[@DJTide]

Where can one purchase that shirt

[@tripmastermonkee]

xfadr.com

[@eriklavsjo8717]

HAHAH, those bloopers tho!! 😂

[@OldSkoolDJFX]

The joe coolie?

[@tedmosby9409]

Am trying to find this 1 scratch it like the sickest scribble with something else in there ,, I don't know the name wish I could find the examples

[@djbobbyd3985]

D, Quick question, What kind of cartridge are you using on that Vestax?

[@BeatJunkies1992]

Taruya needle from Japan

[@djbobbyd3985]

@@BeatJunkies1992 Nice.... It looks like the Numark CC1. I picked up a Ortofon Concorde Scratch Mk2 which is great, but it needs 4 grams of tracking force, which sounds crazy to me. I feel like it's cutting into my vinyl. I'm not used to that much weight.

[@apintus]

@@BeatJunkies1992 Abesan's needles! The best ones!

[@noneyabidness9933]

He uses those a lot too

[@j0ntsang]

Can anyone answer me a question.. the term "tip" in context to the baby scratches. Is there a lexicon that explains that and other anatomy of a scratch sound?

[@BeatJunkies1992]

Tip is just a very short Baby scratch and you are just using the tip of the sound. So for this combo its 2 tips or aka 2 short baby scratches.

[@jbforce10]

If you imagine the duration of the sound as a line from start to finish, just using the "tip" is a way to describe only using the first portion of that line.

[@djimma5080]

What your looking for is the TT notation chart, Google it as its a notation chart of all the possible scratchs

[@scoobysnax3813]

Hey what bpm is that instrumental?

[@The_Angry_BeEconomist]

can't give enough up vote

[@normanhandy4174]

his hat obscures the view of his fader hand

[@JMJC1]

Rain forest.

[@blimonslarvey7974]

UP&UNDER85 man like Paul Hardcastle...

[@JMJC1]

@@blimonslarvey7974 I wondered if someone would spill the beans!

[@edsoncosta3249]

Slow rain Forest... i need

[@JMJC1]

@@edsoncosta3249 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoKthohrebWYfsU

[@edsoncosta3249]

@@JMJC1 no man this not the sound of scratchs D'styles, the beat is Clean performance fantastic...

[@juliusshol2800]

What is the name of scratch @ 0:50

[@jeromebailey7657]

What’s this Dj’s instagram?

[@edsoncosta3249]

I need this beat

[@JMJC1]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKrUg5eViqeWr8U

[@hanzmaier9847]

Badass..

[@MajestyWilliams]

where can I get that breakbeat?

[@kennethwatkins6126]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👊🏾👊🏾

[@djjordan256]

So gud

[@joseignaciovasquez9967]

Master

[@rickyfrass4790]

the hat m,akes it difficult to see fader movements

[@fedobeatz]

but the background noise is annoying..

[@rockhills]

Sounds like the slipmat but weird it's so loud.

[@Dj_JohnMac]

YH BUT WHO RECKONS THEY GOT THIS SCRATCH DOWN LET ME KNOW HOW CONFIDENT AND ANY TIPS , I AM GETTING THERE BUT FAR OFF TO BE satisfied

[@djburuaaaa]

respect

[@DJMKC24]

What is the scratch at 23 seconds into the vid

[@QooleeKid1]

Brian Carter chrips, but with varying record/hand speed

[@DJMKC24]

@@QooleeKid1 Thanks. I gotta practice that

[@ransmomebloke1949]

2 Chirps 1 tip. Let's hear it one time for the Wax Fondler! Bangin Nina Hartley cutty steezz. I'm sayin..

[@dasfreshyo]

D Styles gave a dj his name at a battle in 1996. DJ Abdullah the Butcher

[@KrasavkinRomanE]

🤔✌🏻

[@traum640]

06:44 I had a suspicion but I think this suggests he may be human. Now to find evidence on Qbert.

[@mugzycuts706]

sikkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@thcpills]

legend

[@RefugeetheDJ]

This guy annoys me with his awesomeness and he makes it look too easy 😏

[@DJShellingz]

remove the hat i can't see

[@nikinik7503]

DOPE!