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I love it that you include TTM in your video. To me that should be standard of all tutorial videos. I imagine it is easier to hear the difference between the phased flirps and the crescent flares over a beat. Similar to delayed flares. Very dope tutorial thanks. I look forward to trying the variations out!

I don't understand why people still use language to describe patterns. TTM deciphers it for me, or explains it well to someone else every time.

I saw it, it was mostly a big reebok ad. I have to say, i didn't really enjoy any of the routines. Too fast, too off, i felt like no one was really on point when cutting at that speed. I have seen people be on point when cutting at that speed, just not at yesterdays event. The last showcase was almost on point. The guy from Germany, i forget his name. Anyway, i always feel like if they slowed that shit down a bit, and had a bit less of layer on top of other layer, i might be able to bop my head to it. Too much, too fast, not on point.

Has anyone gone to a session they normally would not have cause of this map?. I think this is wicked, Thx Yoshi

What up Airnino, i follow your cuts on youtube homie! What up R Funksmith. Where are you in Canada? Motek, i'd love to, i will be in Oxford for 1 week and close to central london for 2 weeks, between Dec 12 and Jan 6. Sounds dope, i'd love to meet up for a session. Thanks for the encouragement on the cuts homies. I look forward to seeing all you new video posts.

Hey Symatic, good to bump into ya again. I look forward to those videos Erick.

Thanks Eric. I follow you on Youtube and enjoy your video posts.

Hey Folks, thought i would introduce myself as i have been thoroughly enjoying the posts on this board ( i recognize a few names from other corners of the web). I've been back on the cut for just under 2 1/2 years ( i owned a set 10 years ago but never got very good at using it). I have been having a great time, meeting scratch artists from everywhere, and seeing all this wicked scratch content that is on the web now. If you would like to see where i am at scratch wise you can see my cuts on my youtube channel ( i keep a "scratch journal" i've been pretty good at updating it on a monthly basis over the last 2 years). I'd classify myself as just getting into the intermediate level of leaning cuts and using timing properly. Big props to all you cats who share your knowledge with noobs. I have learnt many a cut off of Johnny1move ttm's and Yoshi explanations and many more. Wicked.