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Day 27
June 27 2007, 6:27 PM
Alright, so day 27 of turntablism.
Still been practicing plenty, still got plenty to learn. Now I can pull off:
- Waves
- Twiddles
- Crab Scratches
- Fast Track
- And I'm starting to hit a bunch of other scratches that I don't know the name of
I'm short of one practice session since I was on vacation, but here's a new one anyway. The beat is from "Code of the Streets" by Gang Starr and I used the an "Ahh" and beeping sample:
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brownsugar: What is Day 27 for? | 06-28-07 02:20 PM |
Scratch Debut
June 7 2007, 11:22 PM
Salutations, Arjuna here.
Alright, so today marks the seventh day of my turntablist career. I've learned a lot in the past week. First and foremost, this turntablism business is a lot harder than it appears. I'm still pushing though. Been practicing at least several hours a day. Too bad I'm going off to vacation tomorrow (if everything goes as planned), and I'll have to leave the QFO at home.
I decided I might as well keep track of my progress here; make use of this cB blog, you know.
This week I learned how to pull off:
- Baby Scratch
- Cutting
- Stabs
- Reverse
- Drags
- Tears
- Tip Scratch
- Marches
- Transformers
- Tap Pause
- Scribbles
- Uzis
- Lazers
- Phazers
- Zig Zags
- Swipes
- Chirps
- 1 Click Flare
- Original Flare
- Crescent Flare
- Chirp Flare
- Tweak
I can pull all of those off, but I can certainly still improve my technique, incorporating them together, and pulling them off even faster. And of course, I still have a ton of scratches and techniques left to learn.
I'm planning on recording a scratch session every week (except this next week, where I'll be on vacation) to kind of keep myself on check and see how I'm doing. I wish I could record video, but unfortunately, I don't own a digital video camera.
So here's my very first scratch session that I'll be posting for you guys to listen to; this one's dedicated to Jerome, who gave me the idea of scratching over "You Know My Steez" by Gang Starr. I used only one sound sample (except in the end) from Toasted Marshmello Feet Breaks, which was the classic "ahh" sample.
Please tell me what you guys think!
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