http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTw56lQAlvk
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and again, bloody silly hat though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vT2n1hceh0Y
yeah, those are all quality, but the thread is about "those within techno".
Could do with getting a clip of my own up....have to get 1 sorted.
Would def like to hear a Siege set
I getcha! Sorry lads!Quote:
Originally Posted by Siege
Seige, you practice turntablism?
I can scratch pretty good and do some juggling,etc.....i like to fit a bit into a dj set when possible.....Quote:
Originally Posted by DannyBlack
as mentioned in here though, gotta be in moderation...short bursts or it can get too much.
Try get a clip up soon;)
NIce one, would love to see it!
Has no one mentioned Thomas Krome yet?
interesting. is he expensive?Quote:
Originally Posted by Loop
i have to say i'm not really into all that scratching stuff
i generally find it annoying
sorry
ooooooooooo
I would like to learn to scratch and beat juggle etc but its one of those things that people do to show off rather than necessarily add to the music. Don't get me wrong its bloody impressive and i would love to be able to do it, but it just seems like showboating more than anything else.
thats what being at the top is all about. showboating your skills!
dear DJ craze
I dropped a record on the floor last night and stepped on it
now it's got a huge scratch on it
does that make me a turntablist?
* dj craze mutters "if i had a nickel".......and walks off in disgust *
Hellfish.
@clubsynthetic, yes Thomas Krome is expensive(or was), but worth every bean mate, get on it!
Murphy ftw. Hands down the most technical techno dj out there.
For Turntablism i would say Q-BERT or A-track.
^^ i agree, murphy can be technically excellent but i find he tries to do too much sometimes when theres a simpler option and this can lead to some very gringeworthy moments.. although i must stress that these are very few and far between.