Turntable Tutorial 3 - SCRATCHING BASICS (Part 2 of 2)

[@BenjiSincles]

I dont normally bother leaving comments, but this guy deffinitely deserves one. Non of this 'wannabe gansta' rubish, just straight talking, easy to follow tutorial. what a ledge! :)

[@GiantCocojambo]

the instrumental is: prior to the past by the last skeptik Thumbs up so everybody can see

[@Boon695]

Just what I needed

[@karlmichael4128]

My new DJ hero! Dj Angelo!

[@chupavi89]

I searched long and hard for good Turntable lessons, and there are some good ones but DJ Angelo is i the best. Greetings from Croatia!

[@ismloz549]

DJ ANGELO. MY HEROOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@proudtobeyourbud]

First person that truly breaks it down- THANK YOU!

[@jadedforlyfe]

i have to agree with another comment, you have the best and easiest to understand tutorials on here thanks alot man youve helped me out

[@goose1752]

I’m so glad I found you all this years later, your content still holds up in quality (not video quality tho haha) very good content, I just got into vinyl collecting and accidentally got a DJ deck instead of just a normal turntable, I’ve always been interested in DJing and mixing so will probably give it a try so your guidance is a great help!

[@DJAngeloUK]

Go for it!

[@seanhessmann9347]

I'm only a few vids in, but have to say that I'm already really appreciating your teaching style. Clear, concise and step by step. Seems well planned and thought out. Thanks

[@DaniLaVani]

Oldest but best DJ tutorial out there! Thank you so much for making these videos, they really help to understand DJ-ing.

[@kharithagoddess6591]

The first three videos in this series alone are super inspiring! Thank you for making the basics seem awesome and approachable!

[@DJAngeloUK]

Oldies but Goldies 😇 Enjoy!

[@Urbanmu]

Angelo Thank you! This really helped me alot. You are a very good teacher!

[@djbobby101]

Excellent way of training. Very easy to follow. DJ Angelo you are very kind. I've been a DJ for over 24 years now, and this is one of the best tutorial I've seen for beginners. Cheers!!

[@ellaskins]

Quality as ever!!! thanks j

[@inspectoroneal6444]

Wow it's like I stepped in a time machine seeing ellaskins' comment on a old dj angelo video

[@davidtuccaro7510]

Wow. Thanks. I have been DJing since 1996 and I have always struggled with this and the way you teach it makes so much more sense and I am really looking forward to applying it. I really appreciate you doing this. Respect ✊🏽 My Man

[@kennethpogue718]

Thank you for these videos. I've wanted to learn for a very long time and started finally learning thanks to a friend this past Tuesday. Can't wait to get my own gear.

[@AriesCarrionCaine]

This is the best way to learn these techniques: Simple clarity and in depth steps, totally respect that.

[@shawnwaldrop3702]

Thank you sir! These are most helpful! I am not using turntables, but the technique is the same. Following along is a big thing! Coupled with a few other people's tutorials, and its getting lots easier. I'm 46, and if I can do it, you can too!

[@foofy14]

I remember rinsing this as a kid, I got into turntableism from Sid Wilson from Slipknot. Still a great tutorial!

[@RayWrightRayrite]

excellent video, I like the audio and video production, everything is clear and the instructions are at a good pace.

[@luigifalcodicamelot1308]

Massiccio, davvero bravo ;-)

[@MamamAma-fw8fm]

Great teacher!!

[@btsnake]

I got curious about how this was done and found your video. I might get a turntable and mess around with some of this now. Love the content!

[@Timto900]

Yo Angelo you got some sick skills - its funny tho cos its like watchin a british Qbert. I wish we had these vids back in 1990 when I was learning 2 scratch - all I had was fucked up faders, damaged vinyl, broken stylus's and my mum shouting "turn that noise down"...... moved out turned it up and spent the next 20 years happily scratching. These vids would of saved me 5+ years I reckon. Years ago it was so secretive nobody wanted you knowing their tunes, styles, techniques,

[@zc50ml]

just started learning DJ. Good to watch your videos... very helpful, thanks

[@DJAngeloUK]

You've asked a great question and one that is often up for debate. It is possible to "scratch" on most modern CDJs but a lot of the principals won't apply as much of the artform cannot be expressed on CDJs. Although technology is always moving forward, "Turntablism" is authentically about using Turntables - needle on vinyl etc. Passionate turntablists will tell you that a CDJ just doesn't feel the same as manipulating vinyl on a turntable. The only CDJ that came close for me is the Numark CDX

[@Jhardcore88]

These videos are very usefuland well put together..thanx for making them much love and respect from LA

[@ZzCLA]

the best tutotrials 1 and 2

[@djpete2009]

Haters will always hate, bro. This guy IS an ace teacher.

[@SHREK0728]

dude!!! i swear !!!you are the best mi amigo, nadie hace tutorials like you my friend

[@DiscoMatty79]

The funny thing is this video came out when I was trying to teach myself to scratch. Had I seen it then, it would of kept up with it. I found a bunch of accapellas to use over House beats. Thank you from across the pond.

[@DJAngeloUK]

Never too late to learn 💪🏾

[@Shmack_]

Thanks for tutorials. I was watching Dj liftoff and he sent me Here from his tutorials. Said he learned from your vidz.

[@DJAngeloUK]

Welcome!

[@DJAngeloUK]

If you don't ask, you don't learn :) Yes, I am playing a record on the left turntable which is an instrumental beat and I am scratching a sound on a different record on the right turntable. (You can't see the left turntable because it is out of shot). The mixer between the 2 turntables allows you to hear 1 record or both records at the same time. Hope this helps. If you're completely new to DJing I'd recommend you check out the "Getting Started" tutorials by Ellaskins AKA The DJ Tutor.

[@dradrahmackie1756]

Hell yeah thanks for the great tutorials.. this helps a lot, i'm a beginner and there is a lot of lame ass vids on how to scratch, and yours are the best i've found!

[@twitchy97]

thank you so simple to understand but most of all for not acting like some wanna be gangster :)

[@QuickQuips]

Brilliant job. You should have these videos put to a playlist.

[@FlipTheCatOfficial]

You explain things so clearly and at the perfect speed. I spin edm on cdjs but always wanted to incorporate scratching into it and my hip hop nights and this helps so much! Props

[@TheGuanajuatoKid]

if i ever become a succesfull dj in the future, i would love to meet dj angelo because hes the person that has tought me to dj :)

[@SCDJMU]

Angelo for the win!

[@Joshy771]

You just got a subscriber son. Great vids and they are entertaining. Doesn't make it a drag to watch, whoever knew learning could be fun? ;)

[@radoslavlatinov1907]

Good Coach , you are the best!😄

[@jordanvanderwerf]

thanks for all the great detailed vids!!!

[@Poachmeister]

Brilliant...got bored mixing techno after 20 years. This'll give me a reason to buy more tunes and maybe throw something differnt into techno mixes too.

[@fermaioo]

Ossom! This complements my Scratch classes! :D Thank yo!

[@DJAngeloUK]

Great idea! Thanks...

[@jaimefrancojarava7663]

Great video! Very well explained.

[@parsleyfromhell]

this is amazing!! it´s great to learn! thank you!

[@NIVAD84]

Angelo for President!

[@DJAngeloUK]

Yes, belt drive turntables don't have a lot of torque (turning power) so direct drive turntables are always ideal for DJing and especially turntablism. It's not impossible to perform on belt drives but you'll definitely need slippery slipmats and you may aso have to give the record a little push when releasing it to get it up to speed immediately.

[@Ogalex]

thanks a lot Angelo!!!best videos i have seen and for free))big respect

[@tinktwiceman]

these videos are so helpful! please keep them on haha thanks for all these good vids!

[@johanselnaturalbeats]

🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥🔥 🔥 Thanks for these videos, greetings from Colombia

[@0marbrav030]

This is hard but you make it look so EASY !

[@kristobendito]

enormeous clap! i love this video tutorials lol thank you so much for doing this!!

[@pumpitentertainment]

Do you happen to have the instrumental track you were playing on the left deck that i can download

[@DJAngeloUK]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5-4XoGlrthnpJY

[@youngcaesar4361]

te rifas bien broo... ojala y aprenda con tus videos . saludos desde mexico...

[@AntonSherar]

Hey man whats that instrumental you use? Thanks a lot this really helps me even tho im using Traktor S4 which is digital, it still works :)

[@Vashirera]

What turntable is that? Im looking to buy one but I don't want to make the mistake of buying the wrong kind.

[@petloverscomedysplash1663]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@wvoider09]

Best tuts yet!

[@naeggli44]

OMG the intro is sooooooo sick!!!! i'm dying! XD thanks a lot you're great!

[@googleboughtmee]

man i can't get over how good you can do it without even touching the crossfader

[@CyberOverlord_]

Just starting out, videos really help

[@iSLANGDoPE]

you def do you thing my dude

[@jakkaify]

nice stuff! i bought 1 stanton direct drive turntable and boss 202 mixer, Helpful info learned a bit from this! Thanks!

[@themsmeek1]

awesome tutorials so easy to follow going to poundland tomorrow to get some stickers 😁

[@jtrskaos]

Thanks from Brazil !!!

[@TheLastSkeptikOfficial]

biggup DJ Angelo ... good to hear 'Prior To The Present' used man

[@takata95]

Best baby scratch ever seen

[@NewEnglandPatriotsfan]

He is an awesome dj!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DJControllerC]

great video!!! So this is a variation of the baby scratch then? The last vid said the turntable platter isnt spinning for a baby scratch

[@MsDamian18]

sos un genio! saludos de Argentina!

[@AriElio-n7i]

Hi Master, please i need a BPM for the sound, please help me.

[@MAGICDRIX974OFFICIEL]

Merci Big boss dj angelo

[@djwilliansantosdivinopolis246]

👍👍👏👏 E aí Dj Angelo blz ? Tem vídeos de vc ensinando performances em controladoras ?

[@BigDaddyPun1]

"so fresh so clean, man had a dream,used to do the shuffle and the bogle, back in the day ays....."

[@TwentytwoMusic]

Sto facendo il mio primo scrath, GRAZIE DALL' ITALIA!

[@johanselnaturalbeats]

Excelente, Nice Tutorials!

[@matteocoffman6073]

so my problem is that when i let go of the vinyl the turntable doesn't play at full speed, it starts slow with low pitch and gradually speeds up to normal speed. Very frustrating because I cant just release my hand at the point that I want to play. Is my torque just too low to dj with this turntable?

[@DjsKadyRaiMix]

techniiiiiiiiiiiiiiicsssssss... Great Job man...

[@gonzo5648]

@GreeenGiantt You can, but direct drives won't slip and generally produce more torque.

[@rindora1]

in the drop exersize, i pull back the record and when i releasing it, its not continuing playing fast like in the clip.. like , i need to push it a little bit forward. somebody understand me and can help?

[@OliYoon]

Thanks!

[@steve702]

You male it sound so easy but how would it work with the digital controllers since their is a slight delay. (Hercules rmx for example).

[@AntiParticle1]

Amazing tutorials!! Big ups to DJ Angelo for putting these up on youtube, you are helping countless people! Just one question, where is that amazing beat at 2:16 from?

[@ThvnderousDJ]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5-4XoGlrthnpJY

[@guybrush93]

its really awesome, thanks.. i like the part when the normal play is "Oh" and the backwars is "whoa" xD

[@symbspider33]

This is helpin me so much thanks!

[@DJChillLeanCNL931]

Great vid and they are technik 1200s the turntables you could use traktor but why not start off the right way

[@QuickQuips]

I see you've just done it. I should thank you!

[@DTK2501]

could you still learn this techniques say if you were using a laptop and a usb controler?

[@rossrossiter9676]

oh wiki oh wikiwiki oh oh o oo wikiwiki oh oh so thats how its done. Love your tutorials

[@jimmypickle6557]

Hello I am considering purchasing you how to DJ video series but I really am hoping a song list of the instrumentals and the records you use are included. i want to buy those records you used in the video so i can practice exactly how you teach it thank you so much

[@jrocca22]

my tables dont seem to get back up to speed as fast as yours, is it because they are belt drive? and is that gonna make this harder to do?

[@moosh888]

Thank you DJ Angelo, these videos have really helped me understand the basics and was the perfect homework for practice. Id love to know the name of the beat you used in this video, many thanks from Canada 👊👊

[@DJAngeloUK]

🙏🏽 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5-4XoGlrthnpJY

[@moosh888]

@@DJAngeloUK Bless up ! Got more UK hip-hop to dig through now :)

[@cupphouse]

@BobbiFresh the hole in the middle of your record might also be a little bit too loose. i suggess you check turotial 2 by dj angelo

[@creations27]

First off i wanna say much respect to you Angelo, amazing stuff here. I a lil confused as far as the placement of stickers on the records. Lets say u start playing a record with a sticker already on it that you've placed there before. Is the sound u wanna use found right at the point of the sticker or would u have to find it, cue it, then re-align it again with the sticker? this would help out in terms of time code since you are using one record for several songs. Thanks again in advance . . .

[@TonyPowers1011]

Do these techniques work if your using Control Vinyl (Serato DJ)

[@jordanvanderwerf]

Dude you the best

[@piofinn]

You probably need to adjust the breaking force of your turntable. This controls the grip from the motor on the platter, and thus how fast the record stops and starts when you push the button. There will always be *some* ramp-up/-down in speed, but at least you'll come closer :) The record can also be slipping on the slip mat. In that case you'll just have to fine-tune your little push ;)

[@Chadlcarroll]

what are your preferences regarding mixers? i have the 1200s, but i don't think this Nu- mark3's crossfader is gonna cut it for me down the road a little.