How To Learn and Practice New Scratch Patterns (DJ Puffy Intermediate Scratch Pattern Breakdown)

[@Shmack_]

Found your channel recently. Great reviews and scratch tutorials. Good shit

[@DJLiftOFF]

Appreciate you for watching 🙏🏾

[@Deleted_2828]

Love these tutorials

[@DJLiftOFF]

Thanks Margaret. Glad they’re helping!!

[@mannyevangelista5094]

Awesome breakdown vid! Hope to see a scratch vocal phrasing tutorial soon!

[@DJLiftOFF]

You were the second person to suggest a video with this topic. I actually tried to record it today but will have to revisit as it was a little harder to explain than I thought. However, I will definitely get that video out sooner than later 💯

[@Djdbot24]

This is good i need more!

[@DJLiftOFF]

More coming soon! Have a Jazzy Jeff pattern coming up next, and then possibly one from Skratch Bastid, and more after that!

[@nigelbobb5969]

You are really talented bro

[@DJLiftOFF]

Thanks bro 🙏🏾

[@bosmanragga51]

Atleast the twelves allow you to play with that dust on, with me here using needles i have to clean the record almost after every 2 songs

[@DJLiftOFF]

Very true. Tables are just expensive in general honestly. I had to get as close as I could get without having to replace needles, cartridges, control vinyl, etc.

[@hassandjhaboogiespin4550]

very Realistic point, Salute you

[@DJLiftOFF]

@Jayo Delaware that is also a very good point. A computer is very expensive and can definitely have usb or other connection issues where’s as turntables and a mixer can directly connect to speakers, etc. There are pros and cons to both for sure

[@Mr.CClarkson]

Good Shhhhhh Bro. I like the way you teach. I subscribed to your channel. I am very very new to DJing, I just bought the Rane One. I need all the help I can get lol.

[@DJLiftOFF]

Appreciate you man 🙏🏾🙏🏾 - thanks for the sub as well. And yup, if you check the description, the audio is available for download and it’s the very first part of the track! I keep forgetting to mention the track is available for download.

[@Mr.CClarkson]

@@DJLiftOFF I appreciate you bro! Thanks!

[@qwertadamo]

DJ DUST!

[@DJMIXXTHAT]

Wow you picked great DJ to watch

[@DJLiftOFF]

He’s crazy on the tables man. I’m looking forward to learning more scratch patterns myself, and breaking them down

[@jermainesmith8138]

can you do a scratch on that

[@bigboi71]

Solid

[@DJLiftOFF]

🙏🏾

[@kennethfavorsii8905]

Thx Bro for the Breakdowns

[@DJLiftOFF]

No doubt bro!

[@jermainesmith8138]

because it gonna be hard to do the scratch what u did what i have to do online tell me what to do

[@hassandjhaboogiespin4550]

hey DJLiftOff, i would love to see you Scratch on PHASE??? these are new Audio devices that came out like midd 2017/2018, i owns them, and What does it take to create such sound when scratching?? when a dj scratches off the Fly the sound definitely does not.... Come off as Such👀, please break down Thanks

[@skr1p5]

Hey boss man! Can you please do dj fuze from power 106. He pattern is dope new and i think it will be a hit!

[@DJLiftOFF]

I will definitely check him out! If you have a specific to drop or time stamp, let me know!

[@lynnx861]

I was wondering if you could break down a scratch master pattern in a video

[@DJLiftOFF]

Please drop an example/link when you get a chance and I’ll definitely try my best!

[@ramonloera360]

does it work for any model or only rane?

[@DJLiftOFF]

Any model for sure!

[@ramonloera360]

@@DJLiftOFF i think you get a better effect on that one looks like a vinyl type correct me if im wrong?

[@DJLiftOFF]

You can technically accomplish the same sound on any controller, or Dj board. The Rane’s definitely simulate a real turntable feel, and I personally think it helps to learn how to scratch on them. However, you can do the same scratch patterns with anything. What equipment do you use?

[@FarebrothaChronicle]

Great tutorials it's a little more difficult using a controller that doesn't have a motorized platter.

[@DJLiftOFF]

Thanks man! And yeah, it’s definitely tougher without motorized platters. I always think it’s easiest to learn with them being motorized, but still possible with jog wheels

[@DjLyRiX]

Which video of his is it?

[@DJLiftOFF]

Mannn, I can’t even remember. He does very similar patterns all of the time though so I wouldn’t be surprised if you catch this same pattern in various videos.

[@djmikenlafrojam]

Thanks Bro 👌🏿🥇

[@DJLiftOFF]

Yessir!

[@cueyork8179]

Are you gonna get the Rane 70 mixer ??

[@DJLiftOFF]

I've been thinking about it heavily. I really like the S9 though so probably not anytime soon. Might actually cop this Rane One next aha.

[@DJGaryP]

@@DJLiftOFF I have the rane one it’s awesome the only downside it doesn’t have hardware effects like the s9 but other wise it’s dope.

[@DJLiftOFF]

@@DJGaryP I've been hearing mixed reviews on the Rane One, but definitely more positive than negative. And yeah, I wonder they didn't put hardware effects on it, but I can live without it if everything else is dope!

[@hassandjhaboogiespin4550]

alotta times when a dj is scratching off the fly, the sound definitely sounds no where near that, please break down what it takes to create the sound??? thanks

[@DJLiftOFF]

You’re 100% right. To get this particular scratch sound, I’m just using the serato scratch sentence which is an mp3 of multiple samples that are good for practicing scratching! On the fly, it takes a lot more creativity because you’re usually scratching using a vocal or a particular sample/sound in a song.

[@seidamiru4133]

Nice breakdown bro, thank you and please clean your gear.

[@DJLiftOFF]

Thanks man! Had no idea how dusty it was, but cleaned it right after I got done with the vid!

[@seidamiru4133]

@@DJLiftOFF Yes sir. Keep the videos coming. 🙏🙏🙏

[@DJLiftOFF]

@@seidamiru4133 coming soon!! Thanks for watching 🙏🏾

[@oluanthon4412]

The transition from part 3 to 4 keeps tripping me up..smh

[@DJLiftOFF]

Keep at it!! 💪🏾💪🏾