Damn bro, It’s good to see you continuing to share your tips with passion. I rarely have time to watch now because of works load. Always appreciate your passion!!

I’m digging your channel! Thanks for the content!

This is really helpful!! Thank you! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Great breakdown! We appreciate it! 💯💪🏾

This was really helpful…thank you very much 🙏🏾

Great tutorial as usual. Appreciate you!

Excellent content. Thank you so much, we greatly appreciate your teaching techniques

I'm back. Yes. This is exactly what I needed. Break it down! Thank you.

Great work like always.

Thanks Liftoff, You are DOPE. Sending LOVE from South Africa

Thank you so much bro 👊🏾 you're the best 🤝🏾

This is wonderful I hope someday I become a better Dj ur tips is damn good appreciate you bro 👊💪

💥BOOM!💥 Don’t wanna miss this flight ✈️

Thank you so much bro ❤

dude is the best at teaching how to scratch my skills improve so much every time

Watching One more Time, I guess been a while since we last Took a Flight, Cant wait for the Next One bro. #DJLiftOff #DJLifOffFam

I am in the early phase of working on my scratch game and what I have found helpful is to practice using the crossfader alone and cut in timing with a song. Start slow with 1, 2, 3, 4 and then progress to off beats 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and.

Something to note that I've learned from recent experience is when learning try and use the same hardware and more importantly control type as much as possible eg. Vinyl vs DVS vs controller. although it's great to have diversity and be able to use any hardware, when learning you are building these muscle memories and associations with the audio more than the movement itself. like learning how a good and bad 2 click flair sounds can be a couple of milliseconds apart. you can adjust later to other hardware but the biggest thing is control type. I was using the same hardware but vinyl for everything I could get my hands on and then DVS for content I couldn't buy/get access to and I found moving between the two systems which at the very minimum has a 17ms delay with the perfect settings and hardware. it's not a lot but when learning and going between the different feeling you will stunt your learning speed (this is the case with learning most things in the beginning, consistency wins over all which allows for adaptability later). I recently just ripped all my vinyl to digital and use ONLY DVS control. that way I have the same constant control day in and day out. I've noticed a massive improvement.

👍🏽 👍🏽 great video

Súper perrooonnnnn !!

Youre amazing! Chirp to early, thats me right now 🙈

I wanna hear LiftOFF beats in these examples👀🔥🔥🔥

Are you using vinyls? Or what do you use?

Show us how to drop the chirp scratch on top beat not just stopping the scratch.

Can you do a demonstration on the new 3.0 stems on the rev1

How do i teach my fader hand not to be stupid and actually move and not look slow or dumb?

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😐😒 until this video my cuts were garbage lol he LITERALLY made the sound I do all the time at 122 and I felt like shit…. 😂 time TO PAY ATTENTION AND Join that scratch course!

From what i can see the stab and chirp scratch can make the same sound. Am I correct?

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who is JP though?

Syi gat some problem

Help me get 3.0

Hey 👋🏽 I sent you a email can you please check it when you get a chance. Thanks 🙏🏽

Where can I download the scratch sample used here? 🥹🥹

Hello I want to as...how exactly can I record my scratches and use that on rap hooks? I mean how can I record only the scratch and not the beat ...where can I playback the beat and just rec my scratch-cuts