Kutmandu

@mfsop: Thanks for breaking it down homie this will definitely help me, thanks. True. I did cover the basic/foundation scratches but found it kind of boring to me, so I looked at other scratch techniques and found the slow autobahn to be the first real scratch that I learnt. You can say I was obsessed with getting it right and now I can bust it out consistently with good flow and speed. It's like my 'go to' scratch haha. From there, I took on the boomerang and then the delayed flare (which is now my favourite). The boom flare is what I'm currently trying to get a hang of and I can get about 4-5 reps on beat before I mess up lol. Haha...not trying to troll anyone. 'tis a legit question but you may be right in it being too advanced for me but what the hay eh!? No harm in giving it a go...the worst that could happen is I throw my turntable and mixer out the window lol,

Thanks for that but that was the youtube video I was having trouble understanding what he was doing. I also have trouble understanding the notation as I'm still relatively new to the scratch scene. Can someone maybe elaborate more on the hand movements and if it starts off open or closed? Thanks.

Hello All, I'm new to the forums here and I have been learning to scratch for a little over 5 months now. I really want to learn this scratch if anyone is able to help me with it? My boomerangs and one, two click flares are pretty consistent and I've finally got my head around the boom flare and would love to give the auto flare a try. I have seen a youtube video of someone killing it with the auto flare but I'm not really following the ttm and his movements are too fast for me to catch what he's doing. Thanks.