DJ Dirty Digits | Slow AutoBahn Scratch | Watch and Learn

Slow AutoBahn Scratch works as a series of four notes, one including a transform, one including a chirp, while using the fader while the channel is open. The main thing to pay attention to is the flow and the speed of this scratch so you can learn consistently and raise the speed of your scratches.
As always, you can’t learn everything the right way from a tutorial. We offer more in-depth information on this technique and techniques like this in our S 202 class, but we think this will definitely have you headed in the right direction. Contact us for more information or learn how to get a free DJ lesson @ scratch.com. Check out the Slow Autobahn Scratch by watching the video above.
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[@kirkstate]

Superb. God bless those who teach.

[@Asterodeplata]

Gracias, este fue mi primer combo de scratch!

[@bidders77]

really enjoy your tutorials dirty! very clear and concise thanks.

[@romer2279]

thebest scratch tutorial i have seen so far ! thank u

[@mike0chek]

as always great tutorial dirty! it has helped me tons. also wicked job at the 2014 dmc thought the set was great start to finish!

[@KaTeR_MCC]

Great aproach by didiving it into 4 notes! Helped me a lot!👌🏻👊🏻

[@JaysonDee]

Dope tutorial as always!

[@pureplanet432]

Thanks so much for doing these. Super clear explanation, love you guys! We do turntablists workshop is London UK, please get in touch if you ever are over here!

[@tunnis7us]

finally! Somebody show the different version of autobahn cheers!!! :)

[@djdaviddeez]

DUDE YOURE UNREAL!

[@Jayclap]

you are amazing man !!

[@djsoysauce408]

dope tutorial! thanks

[@DANTonYoutube]

nice man greetings from the UK

[@StingrayOfficial]

Good job, keep it up.

[@buddafingaz9403]

Awesome video Dirty Digits, I'm feeling this scratch my ninja... Whats this beat, lovin this beat too..... 👍👌💪🙏🔥💯🐺😎

[@KrasavkinRomanE]

Hallo DZi dj) ,thank you.Peace.❤🐝🤜🏻🤛🏻❤️👍🏻🍀💌🍓🌮🍯🍤🪻😌

[@djgrum]

I think I've learned a lot.

[@JDKNSATL]

soundin so niiice dan digital!

[@Phoneticbeats]

Nice

[@djraylan]

What is the song used in the last example (Beat)?

[@DJTide]

from my understanding, this is a boomerang scratch with a twiddle at the 3rd and 6th sound?

[@buddafingaz9403]

Fukn Nasty, damn, I gotta learn this Skratch, fa sho..... 👍💪💪😎

[@Puffinonzooties]

Anyone know the beat ? Thanks

[@aaronfoley8991]

This scratch is taking me FOREVER... I know it but once I get above 120-125 bpm I get off track. Been practicing since last month lol.

[@barrywatts803]

It does take a long time. I'm learning chirp chirp one click flare combo. Starting with really slow pace and trying to be consistent. It's hard but can't be rushed. Taking some breaks inbetween 3 hours of practice.

[@mingtooter]

120+ is pretty fast to scratch to, I go to shit after 110

[@DylanCole914]

👍🏻

[@Double_o7]

DJ Dirty Digits your cool

[@lingmingkong6828]

what beat is this?

[@HansDamf]

What that for a Beat you are playing?

[@deejaysato8787]

Was he adding military between those autobahns?

[@DanielMartinez-ir4pf]

how long it take you to get this> ?

[@M3_86]

Deleted flare with extra clicks?

[@xxmyspac]

haha my teacher

[@JDKNSATL]

CUT!

[@TCAMACHO92]

How long does it take to learn how to scratch good? It seems so far fetched to me! 🤨

[@barrywatts803]

It's the same like learning any musical instrument. Really have to build muscle memory. You really need a fire burning in you to keep doing it at slow pace. Practice practice. That's how all the great scatchers got there.

[@williamminyard1952]

If i could have shown all of you myself trying to teach my six friemds how to mix $ scratch. Have fun kidds $$DJ$DOLLAR$BILL$$ ORANGE*COUNTY*CALIFORNIA

[@KevonialJemonathoy]

The second half of these scratches always harder for me

[@SiHargreaves]

Boomerang with a 1 click flare in the middle, you're welcome ;)

[@xliver4]

I know this comment is super old, but thanks! That's actually much better way of thinking about it

[@jerbear6947]

Michael L I saw it as a boomerang and a 1 click transform in the middle and end.

[@jerbear6947]

Michael L or just a slice scratch with a 1 click transform

[@nano7586]

This technique was btw. first used when Hitler invented the German highway, hence Autobahn scratch (as the name suggests).

[@juninalves8165]

What Beat????????????

[@Fr3akymet4l]

Why is it called Autobahn scratch?

[@Waynestarr]

Because it was invented by DJ Rafik from Germany, and the highway system in Germany is called the "Autobahn".

[@djinvinceable]

Great vid, but get that fuzz off yo platter!

[@vicvondark]

i think that the first move can be made without the crossfader, is just a baby scratch...

[@jerbear6947]

DJ VITO it’s a Slice I think. Or Dice. Can’t remember for sure. A baby does sound a little different not as precise and clear. Or sharp.

[@maccagrabme]

@@jerbear6947 Best off using a baby scratch at first to get the flow then once you have the timing its a lot easier to make it a chirp. The way he is chirping this is quite loose and not at the attack of the sample so it sounds like a baby.

[@grosswisier]

I have no talent in any part of Music, that´s why i do hardcore...

[@djmusic106rr]

DONT PUSH AND STOP THE PLATTER... IT IS VERY WRONG FOR THE BRUSHLESS MOTOR...