Skratch hlep

[Jon]

i'd say superseal personally

 

yep, just practice with acapellas every so often too so you don't get a habit of being heavy handed from using skipless sections/

[doppelkorn]

Hi guys,

 

cheers for the continued tips. I don't have any loopers but TBH I'm not much into the sound of them. I think I'll just use instro's. Especially as I've got no DVS - just a really old-skool setup of 2TTs, mixer, amp/cd player.

[Jimmy]

i can sort u out with what u need dopp,

 

dont worry guys, he'll be the next qbert by the time im finished with him.

[mattnice]

Don't learn any of the fast ones for a while, they may sound the best or the most fun but you'll just become a one trick pony and have zero funk.

 

Jimmy listen to Jon's Words

[Jon]

Mike, if you fancy it we can have a scratch jam one evening once im working in london next month?

[Jimmy]

i like being a 1 trick tech pony!

 

Edit: to be fair tho, the way i learnt wast the best option, i basically learnt everything that was difficult and then filled in the gaps later. everything is better with hindsight!

[johnny 1 move]

flares are really hard to learn, but worth learning.

 

Flares the easy way:

 

Do constant chirps

Every now and then do a forward backward record movement that is double size and takes twice as long to go forward back

That's a slow flare, in fact it's slow chirp-flare combos

 

then..

 

Do constant chirps

Every now and then do some double speed fader hand movements

Thats a quicker chirp-lfare combo

 

Simples :-)