DJ ANGELO Tutorial: How to make a scratch tool in Ableton Live (in association with Point Blank)

[@MrCZR1]

DJ ANGELO, you are a PHUCKING GENIUS MAN. Absolutely Brilliant..... this was the first time in all my years that anyone has broken down a form of hip-hop into "MATHEMATICS"!!!!! My head is BLOWN. and then the numbers mentioned were VERY interesting to say the least. Good working Sir.

[@krolkoolmarek7074]

U win a subscriber😊❤

[@schlas4190]

two 😁

[@DjDeepsea]

Always the best tutorials even in 2024. This is a gem shared for those who want 2 learn. R E S P E C T SIR. In Italy u r a reference. Saluti Maestro🇮🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@cristianmeraru9146]

This is a real gem right here 🔥🔥

[@Moozikul]

I hope people are starting to appreciate how much of an art and science turntablism is now. Great skills and intelligence Angelo! THUMBS UP!!!

[@safaribeats85]

Thank you

[@dannylu6230]

Thanks for sharing this awesome tutorial! Really helpful! You are the no.1 DJ haha

[@matthewgear]

Unbelievable mate!! This has been so inspiring 🙌🔥

[@jasonchriston6113]

This is what I've looked for years. I thought there are such a hint but didn't thouth enough how that might be implemented exactly... Thanks for sharing this methodic!! it helps a lot!!

[@blind2heart]

these cuts are so raws and awesome!!! giving me some more inspiration!

[@joshua5887]

My mind just got blown. Thank you for your tutorials.

[@Joaquin77]

Thank you so much for taking the time into the making of this very valuable video tutorial. I just subscribed to your page and I'll be aware of new upcoming tutorials...

[@deejayaloudkr7371]

Thank You my Dj

[@inditiva6203]

Thank you for making this!!!

[@DJDOG_ireland]

Great tutorial. Would have made history if the video was 33.33 in length haha!

[@Djkulbreeze]

This has answered so many questions for me!! I love your tutorials! Amazing video! Thank you!

[@djrickyelpatron8095]

its like a movie ...cant take my eyes fron the screen... so nice Angelo. congrats

[@Shmack_]

Thanks for this tutorial. I've been wanting to make my own scratch record.

[@amadeusg9546]

Great tutorial man, thanks for that one 🙏

[@ducadan5638]

Thank you so so much ! lighting up my day :D :D :D

[@DONDADAPI]

GREAT VIDEO, THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN EVERYTHING IS PERFECT. BIG LOVE YOU KNOW!

[@DJAngeloUK]

Thank you bro!

[@DJAngeloUK]

Thank you bro!

[@aboudcirdam3887]

am still enjoying this hahahahaha much love outa the 256 ug peace en love

[@iceykay1010]

Very useful I did not know Appleton software can be brought!

[@VonKiss]

You are a tutorial GOD and I praise you. Thank you so much for this! I was actually planning on researching something like this... but then boom I visited your KZbin page and it was here!

[@c3sar0]

So useful!!! Once again proving that you are the master of scratch tutorials 🙌🏼 Thank you @djangelo

[@DjEyedolTheMagicTouch]

Woyoi💯

[@boygeniuss101]

DJ Angelo is the truth. Real recognize real! Shout out to all the real DJs out there. All the way from philly, the city of brotherly love. Also, Big Shout Out to DJ Angelo for this dope ass tutorial. Good looking out homie

[@florent6170]

thank you very much from France so nice to have a such a good teacher at home !

[@googleboughtmee]

This vid is awesome. But, if you set Ableton to 100bpm then you can have everything matching up with the record revolutions exactly, since, as he says, 133.33 is just a close approximation, and it drifts slightly further away over time. At 100bpm you can then set the time signature to 12/16, and this gives you 12 beats per revolution - which will match up exactly with the clock visualization. Your grid lets you put samples at 3 o'clock, 6 o'clock, etc. This means you're able to place samples every quarter or every third of a revolution without having to mess about going back-and-forth with the time signature like he does here. It also avoids having to bounce the sounds together, so you can still move things around later.

[@flashgord2007]

very nice good at explaining etc much love Canada tablist.

[@flashgord2007]

VERY GOOD TY

[@isaiahfurrow7414]

your videos are always helpful, please post more, even just random stuff or just to say hi and show us what you're up to lately.... hope this finds you doing well, happy holidays, keep shining bro.....

[@rejistry]

I'm soooo much in love with this tutorial as it has 3 of my all time favourite subjects.. Maths, Geometry & Music :)

[@DJGutoLoureiro]

You are the best ! Like aways a very good tutorial. Thanks !!

[@OmarLawrenceFrancisco]

Thanks for the awesome scratch tutorial. The math makes sense and the ableton demo brings it all home. Nicely done sir!!

[@吳維章-u2c]

OMG!!!!! the ending is smashing

[@TheReynMan77]

Another great tutorial and demo at end. DJ Angelo is a beast!!!

[@djvientiane]

do you have a tip to keep the fixed position per revolution, not for scratch tools, but for songs that has different bpm and make them the same bpm?

[@MadCowboy1972]

Great Tutorial DJ Angelo!

[@klausmogensen7956]

Very very good video!

[@ssj5kalel]

Best Ableton tutorial i have seen.

[@TurkmanSouljah]

U are a legend!

[@djjrodnyc]

Thank you so much for this

[@spinmoney101]

so much help Angelo!!! you are great!!

[@domjacksonuk]

Thanks! It was good to clear up the time sigs which I had a small problem with!

[@geeemm2525]

Thanks. Keep on creating brother. Peace.

[@AtoLinato]

That demonstration is crazy!

[@djromeoneb]

Oh wow I just watch this again and it is amazing. Now I need to buy and figure out how to use Ableton lol. I'll have to lock my self in the basement for a month but I'll get it. Thanks for the Awesome information you've been very helpful Respect sir.

[@djfueler]

Thanks, endless possibilities there!!

[@NastyRhythm]

awesome! exactly what I was lookin for! Cheers Angelo!

[@snopepxa]

grats from brasil... thanks for the all tutorials!

[@spidachan1]

superwicked! been looking for this for years!? Can you explain stems on scratch records/tools pls!

[@blkscorp]

Sick stuff man.. Very nice tutorial.

[@kennethpogue718]

Thanks for another great video. Figured I'd watch this since I want to use Logic to put together some digital tracks to suit my learning needs.

[@CeazeThaBeast]

Angelo, you're kuts are inspiring as always! Another great Tutorial, Thanks!

[@jamespaulhardwick]

You the man. Brilliant

[@DJKARRI219]

I love the value that you give. Excelleny tutorial.....@30:50 on out though, Respect 💪💪💪

[@djflashb]

Watching this sober makes a lot of sense

[@vicious-nu]

hol' up

[@DJAngeloUK]

😅

[@BADDMIXX]

Genius Angelo!!!

[@113odyssey]

Great tutorial man! Definitely more in depth than the one I had put together some time ago. I appreciate you putting it together! I did have a question though. I'm wondering for a scratch tool is there any rule of thumb with stereo vs. mono? or is that just preference mainly?

[@scratchgonzo]

at 13:38 in this video you reduce the bpm and the sample shrinks down to 1 bar, when I do that the pitch changes but the sample stays the same size?

[@awkwardsquadproject]

Good work angelo

[@buddafingaz7516]

great video homie.... good looks man....currently going to school for Music Production, just literally starting to learn Ableton Liv 9 Suite, and I really like it so far, but this video really caught my attention, especially where I've been thinking about doing this myself, but wasn't quite sure how, and you my man, just helped huge with that, and for that I'm very appreciative. Thanks again my friend, and I'm looking forward to learning more, and checking out some more cool videos and advice that you have, right now I'm an open book, and trying to soak everything in, as much as possible, awesomeness, talk soon bud. :)

[@DjVaze]

Great video bro this really helps, I remember meeting you at a Serato link up in red bull studios London Bridge, you did a really good performance do you have that posted to watch?

[@DJAngeloUK]

I never filmed it :/

[@sebv5247]

excellent as usual.

[@andrechristie9686]

Hey Dj Angelo, another great video from you today. I was just wondering if you could make a video about how someone would go about starting off djing vinyl or midi or dvs, you know how to find cheap ish equipment and stuff? Thanks.

[@yuriuchiha6353]

aaaaamaaazingg!!!!!!

[@sagevaldez5743]

sounds so dope

[@killashark23]

Excellent tutorial. .

[@deejaytrama]

muy bueno el tutorial, muchas gracias te pasaste

[@MADMMATT]

So much help!!!

[@shaunraynes2383]

Thank you for this video. I am just having a go in Ableton and having consolidated my samples from audio files using audacity I have input them into the software set at 133.33bpm and some sound faster than others. Is there any way to have them sounding consistent (apologies if I have skipped anything in the video regarding this). Also, having looked at the bpm of some of my battle records they seem to be set at 83.33bpm @ 33rpm - in what way would this relate to setting samples on the clock face? (or would this not work at all?) obviously 83 would be 20bpm quicker than 66.66bpm for having the two spokes on the wheel that you speak of.

[@basskillful]

very nice tutorials in general thank you so much. I'd like to ask you something. I tried this last tutorial myself without a prob. However when I export to audio and play in tractor I got a very flat waveform... :( As I know quite nothing about live I was wondering if you knew about a way to optimize this... I tried to add a compressor but did not reach the expected results? Alternatively do you know any auto that would be able to help? Thanks heaps mate. Have a good one.

[@squaty1212]

Awesome tutorial!!! Now if I wanted to get a scratch tool pressed and possibly sell would this fall under a mixtape category or would I actually have to contact labels to use their samples?

[@ecmarcelo]

Thanks thanks thanks !!!!

[@djmikekrm]

awesome!!!

[@edivanio]

Obrigado pela aula magnifica, abriu muito minha mente.

[@Subtitle_art]

Hi, Angelo, I have a question. Is it on ultrapitch style, I mean... recorded on 45rpm to be able the slow down the platter like the scratch science LP at 133.33bpm? But when I export, the pitch stay on normal speed and it pitch the voice when you slow down the platter. How can have this kind of effect? Like slightly speeded but enough to not ear the warping when you slow down the speed? 200 BPM? 266.66BPM seems too much... Thanks!

[@junior-panda-deejay-oficia2778]

Super tutorial, estou aprendendo muito com vc, mas vc poderia fazer aguns em português.

[@sjerrick]

Thank you!

[@joelsattentiontodetail665]

Can you do tutorial on beat matching, bpm, & songs transition

[@Q8Bart]

Nice vid tutorial :)

[@JimLigon]

fantastic!

[@spectralknights2]

Bro ur the master

[@MarceloGuedesVeltri]

Parabéns .... perfeito muito bom mesmo! Obrigado irmão.

[@DJmanuelperez3]

u the man

[@jaydalvarez8788]

THANKS ANGELO... FROM MEXICO CITY... YOU ARE A MASTER... ERES CABRON AMIGO!!!!!! MIS RESPETOS....

[@thisishiztorybaby]

When I win my DMC it was because of this video

[@domjacksonuk]

Hi DrWatson, would this math help my issue which is trying to get a 180bpm drum & bass drum loop to be a skipless loop? I've tried all sorts including exporting the track as various multiples of 33.33 and 45 i.e. 45, 90, 135 and 180. It just won't work, any ideas please?

[@isaiahfurrow7414]

I'm looking into picking up a Maschine Mikro Mk2 soon, would that work well as a tool for making "scratch tool" tracks? Thanks again for this video, had to come back and watch it again...LOL

[@TargetAcquisition]

yes, I use the Maschine

[@isaiahfurrow7414]

got my mikro mk2 with 2.0 Friday, this thing is going to take a while to learn to use. I hope to make mashups, remixes, and assemble scratch tools for now, and make original music later on down the line. I have a friend with Ableton that might be of some help with parts of this, and I have been dabbling in Audacity just for compiling scratch sentences and such. I have 3 kiddos and will be trying to not let the Maschine take away too much time from DJ practice, so it will be slow going. Thanks for the reply, and keep shining.....

[@Pew.pew9]

Can u make tutorial how i bring the sound 2 my pc/laptop i dont check it what i need

[@ederguerreo]

Where can i buy the iq2 mixer in usa ??

[@djromeoneb]

Do you still use Ableton for your scratch tools? I'm looking to make my own scratch tools and I have no clue where to start. Like what software to use?

[@MilanFourTimesEight]

you can use pretty much any audio-software, for instance the free Garageband or Audacity

[@djcartoon5396]

good job

[@joonesmedia]

god mode

[@vbplayar]

DJ Angelo ... I love what you have done here and I was considering getting Ableton Live to mess around with but it comes with a pretty heavy pricetag (~$500). I saw that Sony's ACID Music Studio 10 is going for considerably less (~$50). Are there significant advantages to Ableton over ACID that I'm just unaware of? Spending $50 for a software I am only going to mess around with is much easier on the wallet than $500 ... especially since I'm not a serious user yet. Thoughts?

[@yuenglingking]

there are free daws available if this is the only thing you will be doing with it.

[@odiereyes41]

thumbs up!

[@blackjoke7353]

Recommend me more tutorial like this please guys!!I am totally suck at making dj routine edits..

[@DJAngeloUK]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4jSlZ5nrKyogKM

[@blackjoke7353]

Thanks sir! I've already watched it but I'm complete beginner to audio editings and Ableton make me wanna cry when I try to make and finalize a scratch tool like u..anymore easy tutorials or tips please???

[@courtoisclarens9068]

should be timestreching in adobe audition maybe the same for Cubase

[@Avionyx]

Anyone else try to zoom in closer to the work he laid out in Ableton out of habit? Yeah, neither did I...