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The Crescent Lucky 7 or Lucky 7 (The one you said) is a good candidate. You can shift the pattern by starting at 6th phase of the Lucky 7 or Crescent Lucky 7. You will then start by a 'Delayed a OG Flare'. For me is easier than the normal execution because you start at a closed crossfader position.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaThepqnJj4 At this video Dj TigerStyle exposes another kind of notation which is predecible to understand but sometimes not. Somebody help? Another question: Is The Bi-elliptic Flare made like a reverse OG Flare but making the 2 clicks at the bottom of backwards movement part? I mean you let the crossfader closed at the end of the scratch making the 3 sounds that Dj TigerStyle indicates overall. Thank you and excuse my English.

At my point of view this scratch is made by joining two modes of execution of "Delayed Orbit". At first instance you have a Fast Autobahn of 6 sounds, not the Rafik's version of 9 sounds (the Fast Autobahn of 6 sounds is almost the same way of execution and sounding that a common Delayed Orbit but with the difference that the first and the second phase are reversed). At the second instance you have a common Delayed Orbit (to do this scratch you can take a Regular Orbit but applying the shift right to the pattern to start the Orbit at 5th phase. This is the reason why people name it as 'Delayed') --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Another vision to understand this scratch is the exposed at José Rodríguez's video. You can think you insert a Reversed Orbit between the 4th and 5th phase of the Fast Autobahn.

Another interesting 2-Click combo that a friend that is called José Rodriguez from Málaga, teaches us is 'AutoFlare': It is a 6-note Fast Autobahn + Delayed 2 Click Flare Orbit. Or you can see it also as: The four first phases of 6-note Fast Autobahn + Reverse 2-Click Flare Orbit + 5th & 6th phase of 6-note Fast Autobahn. The 'AutoFlare' is a 12-note scratch:

. . /\./ \ / \./ \ (Original Aquaman. Like a delayed Boomerang starting at 5th phase) > > / represents forward movement of the disc. \ represents backward movement of the disc. . represents a click. > represents the emphasis. The blank spaces on lines are represented because the slash is short. You can imagine a continuous line till the dot.