How To Add DJ Scratches To Your Beats And Songs

[@bradwisebeats5158]

"I haven't done this in like a year" Proceeds to lay down some incredibly dope scratches...haha. Really well done man, I gotta keep practicing.

[@Mcsteveberry]

lol i could listen to you scratching for hours

[@sownds08]

Mcsteveberry lol. I wish I had the time to do this all day everyday

[@d-hizar5777]

Thank you for this video. This is the first time I’ve seen anyone else’s process for recording their scratches.

[@NOCDIB]

My man got the IOMEGA zip drive. I haven't seen one of those in ages. Your chirps are clean.

[@user-wn8iv1ve7d]

Sounds wicked. Love the concept 👏🏼

[@Khyree_Holmes]

Scratching over a beat is another TECHNIQUE of sampling (scratching adds more back beat to a vocal stab)

[@straightbowser9186]

IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A TUTORIAL FOR THIS FOR SO LONG LETSGOO

[@musicfan2135]

I can't help but to think about Q's battle scene in "Juice" every time I watch this video.

[@shadowmixx]

"Sownds" good my brother :-)

[@hothandzent]

dope vid(s) as always!!... the crazy part is i just got done with a beat in the same context! lol im going to send it to you. peace and blessing boss!

[@sownds08]

Hot Handz Entertainment that is beat 🔥!!!!!!

[@hothandzent]

thank you boss!

[@Alex_Pasu]

Will this work with a dj controller or do I need a dedicated turntable? Thanks in advance

[@garrymccarthy7197]

So if someone only wanted to scratch for sampling into a beat (not to DJ for events) technically you’d only need one turntable and a mixer right?

[@beatsbycayso]

That’s what I was thinking

[@garrymccarthy7197]

@@beatsbycayso that’s what I’m thinking. Cuz even if you’re trying to scratch more than one record you can switch and overdub or add a new track within a software. I’m looking at that Pioneer PLX-1000.

[@SlyDanger805]

One is all you need for the lab

[@Kloppsserialbottlers]

Correct, you only need one turntable and a mixer if you're cutting for beats. If you google pictures of DJ Premiers studio, you'll see the one turntable with the mixer set up

[@WetPancakeSound]

Which turntable do you recommend to buy brother. Am on a budget😅

[@WetPancakeSound]

Also how do you connect it. You guys got to hand this information down to the young kids that came up on fl studio and a midi controller 😅

[@swoope22era]

i know this may sound like a stupid question but i make beats and i know nothing about scratching. what are you scratching? how does this all work? you explained to just scratch for a minute or so but i don’t even know what’s causing the scratching sounds in the first place. thank you in advance man

[@JusDOrange9470]

I can't scratch like you. But i know it's the play of removing the vinyl with one hand and move the fader of the mixer with the other hand. when you have 2 turntables, the fader goes down with the level of turntable 1 and goes up with turntable 2. With one turntable it's just like the volume. when you go back with the vinyl you turn it off, then you open it too listen again. there are many diffrent technics. but i think this is the main one.

[@curtiz57]

ill try this out. can you tell us what it needs to make own scratches. im not sure which vinylplayer is the right one

[@sownds08]

Curtiz technical 1200mk models are the best as far as vinyls go but you can get the serato program and a CD j turntable also

[@chillack7762]

I can use a Numark NV

[@johnfry8286]

Cdj's are kinda expensive and limit the level of scratching u can perform. Technics last a life time but personally I'd say a vestax is the best to cut on, and way cheaper. Technics are silly money nowadays and even second hand ones hold their value and ain't ever cheap, cos they last decades.

[@CK-ei5bm]

Sownds! or Marques Kincaid!! you decide!!

[@FunfettyYT]

underated

[@Chrishumnoi]

Thank you so much, informative and amazing turntablism💎

[@kielhall8363]

Long time time funky fresh

[@Gstakvick]

Skillz 🎉🎉🎉

[@CapGun]

Thank you. I learned something new. And That track and the scratching you added is dope. Well done.

[@kielhall8363]

Peace brother dope dope

[@nickycigarella805]

Oh thisll be good for my carpal tunnel syndrome

[@outterlimitsprod]

Big ups!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@pdaniel3859]

Legend

[@AyoMillz]

So exactly what are you scratching 🤔 is a specific record you're using... are you sending the beat to the tables/serato... like there's a lot not being explained here

[@jordanp8649]

there is A LOT not being explained here... he literally just showed everyone how he scratches with basically zero explanation. It was a showcase of what he can do is basically all this video was....

[@oscarulisesperezchavez5550]

Thanks yor sharing

[@SoulsticeHiphopbeats]

Did you scratch a vinyl acapella or did you mix the rest of the vinyl out to isolate those vocals to scratch ?

[@kanehenderson5142]

Thanks for this video bro

[@bambum507]

doooope

[@goldcoastvlogs5240]

Good stuff👌🏽

[@Eagles4life221]

I have Logic Pro X and a USB turntable. How would I set it up? It's recognizing it but I don't know how to put my vocal sample into the turntable on Logic

[@divyum9734]

use serato, record your scratching as a separate file, and drag it into your daw. OR connect the turntable master output directly to your audio interface and map the input to an audio channel in your daw

[@FunfettyYT]

dang

[@padawanjesus]

nicely done but i dont think it explained much to me

[@marqosmarqos1201]

Dope

[@hubkill]

After watching this video and then powering up my setup I gave up on putting the scratches on my track.

[@MarcusTheMC]

FIREEEEEEE

[@esclxds4853]

How setup DJ Scratch daw to record scratch??

[@ShineOn86]

Have you found an opinion?

[@designasaur5354]

How do u connect it?

[@KINGDAVID230]

fire!!!!

[@LilUviland]

3:05🔥

[@ewewell]

I see you still have you 1200s that's what's up

[@martincha9405]

Hey, peace from germany. i just wanted to ask if somebody can help me:D I want to learn how to do nice cuts and scratches for my own instrumentals and some friends i do music with. could you tell me something like a starter kit? a decent turntable and good mixer so i can buy it and start and learn learn learn?:D

[@Hansxb]

a direct drive turntable with good torque, any simple 2 channel mixer with a fader between those 2 channel and depending on if your TT has a built in amp youll need to get one

[@sewio2779]

Hi! Do you add some effects on those scratches after you chopped them?

[@dem8603]

That’s just the ill technique

[@p-branesproduction6663]

Yo what beat is thisss

[@AmazingJayB51]

or you can just rip your scratching and just add it to a beat.

[@k4z304]

Yeah but we don't wanna do that, that's kinda why we're here

[@clammyclaude]

I thought u were gonna show how to add scratching without having the equipment and skill lol u basically just did this to show off ur scratching skills ....I got nothing from this vid

[@sownds08]

clammyclaude lol. You can also sample someone else's scratchtes and apply the same steps I showed after I did the scratching. I did mention getting someone one else to scratch for you if you can't do it yourself

[@jordanp8649]

correct. he literally just showcased what he can do with zero helpful advice....

[@IMPROVtheSuperVILLAIN]

Dope!