15 Levels of Turntable Scratching: Easy to Complex

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looks like a baby Gabriel Iglesias
Comment from : Omni-Rage

Awesome! This is very clear and helpful! Thank you very much!
Comment from : Boy Sjonger

Fascinating video Thank you, DJ Shortkut The way you explained all that has inspired me to get back into DJing, specifically the art of turntablism
Comment from : Andrew Burbage

Bravooo olé olé olé
Comment from : Juan Pedro Cortina

15 Levels of Turntable Scratching: Easy to Complex | WIRED
Comment from : 안형민

If God's a DJ, Jesus would be a turntablist, the ISP would be like his disciples and this video by shortkut would be for the world to bear witness to the true gospel of scratching and turntalism ! Explained and performed perfectly and professionally This is pure gold right here Thank you for educating those who don't know or need to know the science behind the art of turntablism 🎉
Comment from : JJ Johnson

Holy bad audio
Comment from : Desecrator6

God I wish I had YouTube when I learned I had to listen to the radio and try to guess what they were doing with their hands :)
Comment from : Hot Fighting History

This man is the truth! Dope wit it!
Comment from : John Grooms

SHORTKUT!! ISP!!
Comment from : Gerald Good III

I can remember in the early 90’s these guy’s were at the top of the scratch game If I had to guess not much has changed If I’m wrong let me know who’s better? FM20
Comment from : Chris Nelson

DOPE!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Comment from : kjhayman1994

Top🖤
Comment from : Antonio Mizael

❤
Comment from : Ado Kulović

1 second and I liked this video
Comment from : DJ Carbon

Check my page guys 😢
Comment from : Daywalk-r

Nice to know how far when you compare it to levels gained Kinda makes me want to level up some more
Comment from : ER

Awesome video 🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : Stilo Mancia

This is amazing! Such a great overview!
Comment from : DM

Easy
Comment from : dizzychizzy

Bro ur like a spinal tap volume 11 or like yoda of the turntables kudos to u 👍🤜
Comment from : Jet Jaguar

When you only handle your LP'S by the edge, and fear scratching your LP, there is this beautiful thing
Comment from : Myl1ttleworld

Doesn’t this damage his records?
Comment from : Jim1992a

thannnk you for this!!!!!
Comment from : BETCHAcantDOitLIKEjo

🤘💯🔥😎
Comment from : Giovanni Avalon

This is pure fucken alchemy Holy shietbrbrAlso shout out to the typsetting editor it was fucken clean as well
Comment from : Magnus McCloud

I keep coming back to this video every practice day, and scratch each element pausing video, its just too good to just watch it once
Comment from : 2nd Accident

This is helpful Thank you!
Comment from : CHADD RICHY

Such an easy to follow well explained video 👌
Comment from : superjody

Holy God !!! Amazing, I really enjoy it, thank you so much ❤❤❤
Comment from : Tsinomex377

This is KILLER!
Comment from : Scott McFall

🙏🙏🙏
Comment from : Asm Kawsar

FRESH! AHHH!
Comment from : Happi Axxident

Now all it takes to be a dj is a cute haircut and a macbook no talent in sight
Comment from : Robert Manes

Amazing Thanks
Comment from : Tim Cragg

Super tutorial❤
Comment from : Krasavkin 2701 Roman E

🔥🔥🔥
Comment from : Jerry Johnson

You mean 4 beats per measure… not 4 beats per bar And that’s only if the music is in 4/4 time If it’s in 3/4 time you’d have 3 beats per measure with a full beat on each quarter note
Comment from : Jealod

That was FRESH!
Comment from : j340

Scratching defintely has a very high skill ceiling
Comment from : Hᴀᴛsᴜᴋɪ | 羽月

So good
Comment from : Daniel Lopez

This man's wife is the luckiest
Comment from : Matt Franca

Great video brbrThank you
Comment from : Joey Kaleniecki

Detest - shotgun is the most insane crossfade
Comment from : Fourtabs God

limp bizkit indigo flow: 💀
Comment from : Nieva

Technics ❤ only the best no what
Comment from : Jase Binns

Awesome, jaw-dropping stuff!
Comment from : Pat Breacadh

magic
Comment from : vegetainvestigativ

Awesome
Comment from : sammichmanjr

Please do this king of level stuff in beatbox loopstation
Comment from : Gege

"I don't need headphones, they get in the way, son" -Double K
Comment from : Just Bob

🎉
Comment from : Rom The Spaceknight

this was beautiful, respect
Comment from : David Sanchez

Nareszcie! ❤
Comment from : rok symfoniczny

I'd really love to see all the techniques used in the song 'Freestyler by Bombfunk MC's'brbrPeace!
Comment from : ROIDO

You either have it or you don't
Comment from : Wallace Hardin III

Quite a sophisticated man
Comment from : Boomerino Kripperino

parabéns pelo video, na minha época simplesmente não tínhamos acesso a isso😉
Comment from : Raridade Digital

That's A Baaaad Boy cheers 🍻🍻 brotha
Comment from : Don Paulausky

I suddenly have much greater appreciation for this talent
Comment from : John Glowatz

Two normal babies, one short baby, another normal baby, and one short one 13:35
Comment from : Viginti Septem

buddy just reversed the crossfader mid tutorial and didnt even mention it lol
Comment from : hidefstef

Bro made it look so easy i thought i can do it too for a minute
Comment from : Bülo

All that scratching making you itch? 😂
Comment from : Grey Jedi

Great scratching one ? tho, its seems that you reverse your fader to do the more difficult scratches like the flare scratch am i correct?
Comment from : DJ MONEY FRESH

Tipper
Comment from : migi

absolutely love this just a man explaining (very efficiently) something he is very passionate about
Comment from : vanta

Wow what's happen to Bizzare? Get younger and younger
Comment from : Michał Sosnowski

On the upside this makes it super easy to learn how to scratch The downside? It takes away the mystery and excitement of figuring it out for yourself through trial and error
Comment from : SourceVid

Here for writing a character Anyone have suggestions? Common beginner mistakes or mistakes you make still? Favorite scratch’s you do? Hardest to learn? Other things I should know so I’m more accurate?
Comment from : troublingArsonist

Wow never knew shortcut was such a good teacher Never heard him communicate in old vids He’s extremely articulate and great at communicating details A lot better than other famous dj I took qberts skratch university and short cut explains a lot more effectively Love it appreciate it bro Fellow 415er Daily city!!
Comment from : bill love

#Legend 🔥👑🔥
Comment from : DJ Hubcap

Hmmmm… if I’m right, he reversed the crossfader for scratching For something like a tutorial it’s a good idea to point this out, otherwise it gets a bit confusing Great skills show, though
Comment from : James Lenney

Dope!
Comment from : Kenneth Watkins

This is called Dj!!!
Comment from : stevofoo

excellent!
Comment from : Sunil Kshirsagar

how do i go about hiring you ??
Comment from : morton combs

it's so easy lmao
Comment from : Jake Crawford

Love
Comment from : Rod Nee

That last routine was just beautiful 🖤
Comment from : SJ Siemka

Be interesting to know what the crossfader curve was set to, guessing for simplicity it was just an even crossover?
Comment from : Bboy Corrosive

This is incredible am now a pro deejay, thanks to this channel,keep it up
Comment from : @life Luxury

как же он ебашит
Comment from : kirill nn

where we can find samples for practicing?
Comment from : Xau Esteban

You´re the man, awesome, You´ve got me stuck watching the video all the time
Comment from : Xavier Esteban

Great video, great master!brbrBy the way if you've never watch a Grand Wizard Theodore video, do it, trust me
Comment from : Petrektek

Okay I think I've got it
Comment from : rick neal

Legend 🤌
Comment from : Casey Cameron

Wait DJs do not just press play? 😮 😂
Comment from : Luciano

Amazing!
Comment from : Zack Ward

Thanks for this I really need too get back to my fundamentals It’s been a dream to master this art
Comment from : Killah Trakz

Not something I would want to hear someone practice for hours at a stretch Tonally speaking, scratching is somewhat limited I often think many of these sounds could be created using samplesbrbrRap and hip-hop were never my thing The gear looks very expensive just to make a limited amount of timed noise In any case, I do there's still involved But I personally couldn't justify the time and effort towards this type of thing when I could just pick up a guitar and do a whole lot more with it
Comment from : N Miller

Humans are truly remarkable
Comment from : Kristijan Šimić

This guy master this absolutely
Comment from : cixk

I remember when I was 15 trying to learn this on my own alone in my bedroom in the 90s on two of the cheapest turn tables I could save up for People today are blessed to have easy access to videos like this
Comment from : COACH PAUL T