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    Quote Originally Posted by Siege View Post
    Some of it was good,...some of it was messy.....like with Cubert, looks good to watch but sounds shite.....tendency to be messy a lot of the time when doing crab scratches etc... for me it as to be clean and tight.

    wot exactly do you find "messy" about it? i can assure you that the maker of
    that video wouldnt have put it up if he felt he didnt nail everything as he intended to...and to say q-bert is sloppy is a tad harsh..

    do u have and references to better?

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    The main clip posted is good...but i watched some of the other clips that are there when that 1 finishes and on these some of the scratching is messy and slightly out.....just all transforming, crab scratches etc..no hand scratches.

    Cubert is a legend, dont get me wrong, influenced me over the years....but again, is scratching can be very messy in the patterns etc he puts together.
    Mixmaster Mike who used to scratch for the beastie boys is far better....better technique, patterns etc...more of a story to his scratching than just a load of transforming all over the place.

    If your clued up on scratching you would know what im going on about and wouldnt take offence to my comments.....theres good scratching and theres bad scratching.

    go check Mixmaster Mike, thats a reference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Siege View Post
    The main clip posted is good...but i watched some of the other clips that are there when that 1 finishes and on these some of the scratching is messy and slightly out.....just all transforming, crab scratches etc..no hand scratches.

    Cubert is a legend, dont get me wrong, influenced me over the years....but again, is scratching can be very messy in the patterns etc he puts together.
    Mixmaster Mike who used to scratch for the beastie boys is far better....better technique, patterns etc...more of a story to his scratching than just a load of transforming all over the place.

    If your clued up on scratching you would know what im going on about and wouldnt take offence to my comments.....theres good scratching and theres bad scratching.

    go check Mixmaster Mike, thats a reference.
    havent taken offence m8 sorry if it reads like that but my questions are genuine and have purpose...and i know enough to know that its q-bert, if therez a cubert i appologies ;)

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    Quote Originally Posted by FuK-NuT View Post
    havent taken offence m8 sorry if it reads like that but my questions are genuine and have purpose...and i know enough to know that its q-bert, if therez a cubert i appologies ;)
    Answers to your questions..

    "anybody else know of people into turntablism?" yes...me

    "what exactly do you mean by messy?" out of sync...not tight

    "reference?" Mixmaster Mike

    and yeah, theres only 1 Q-bert, the 1 you mean...and i stand by what i said about him.

    Not being funny...just making a point that i do know what im talking about with regards to scratching - turntablism......been into scratching since i was 16 years old....im now 30
    im just very critical thats all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Siege View Post
    Answers to your questions..

    "anybody else know of people into turntablism?" yes...me

    "what exactly do you mean by messy?" out of sync...not tight

    "reference?" Mixmaster Mike

    and yeah, theres only 1 Q-bert, the 1 you mean...and i stand by what i said about him.

    Not being funny...just making a point that i do know what im talking about with regards to scratching - turntablism......been into scratching since i was 16 years old....im now 30
    im just very critical thats all.
    qbert is a turntablist wizard

    not forgetting others like...

    a-trak (won the dmc's when he was 13)
    craze
    plus one (also from edinburgh...sound dude)
    kintaro
    klever
    skully
    scratch perverts (playing edinburgh in sept)
    dj rafik
    shortkut
    d-styles
    c2c
    cutmaster swift

    to name but a few...

    ritchie rufftone is really good aswell....but a major fail on the gay RnB he plays these days:lol:

    :techno:
    Last edited by tamobanter; 23-07-2008 at 09:53 AM.

 

 

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