Jacken

congrats to the winners

there are a lot of dj's in my country who will happily play for free

14000 plays is more than good for bad track

nice video and routine is dope too

c2c has a lot of scratching in their tracks but it's not scratch music at all imo

ultra fast

I guess it depends on the price.

yeah, good point. I know dudes who bought tt200 about 6-7 years ago and it still working fine.

I know that a lot of dudes using them as starting deck and has no complains.

I guess they're focusing on media stuff instead of games which can bring more profit to the company but as a original Xbox/Xbox 360 owner I'll pass this one.

I don't that nextgen consoles is worth buying at the start imo

too many dope entries, can't decide

I can do faster...in ableton ha! sick speed chile, dope.

what?

yeah like 2-3 hours.

good

cd decks

it's ok. I don't have any problems with latency but when you do some slow drag the sound is different. I don't know how to explain, but it's different. You can't hear it with certain scratches with a lot of clicks but with my style of cutting I did notice it.

for me it's like difference between real drum kit and drum vst

I'd used traktor s2 it's ok and you can scratch on that but with no satisfaction imo. Sound is shitty too, even worse than dvs.

one deck mixing is getting more popular nowadays

there is footage with Free the Robots with Qbert in his octagon and he is pretty nice on the cut

Check your pm

Yeah, Gunkhole, Ned Hoddings and early Birdy Nam Nam are my inspiration. I tried to make some scratch based music but all I did was crabbing over piano samples which I don't like in 99% of scratch music.

I fell in love with scratching when watched first Taxi movie. It was DJ Pone scratching in final chase scene and it blew my mind. I got my first turntable in 2006 and got heavy on practicing in 2009. I'm not much into current turntablism and battle scene right now so I don't practice that often and do it just for fun.