1 Click Flare Scratch Tutorial by D-Styles & Melo-D

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• CH

  @chucklowski · 4 years ago

  This is the best tutorial on this out there. I watched others and couldn't ever grasp it. I'm flaring my ass off today

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• DI

  @diggie72 · 6 years ago

  At the end: 👀

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• NO

  @noodlespooner · 6 years ago

  I used to just get the first few then my fader / record hands are out of sync. Going fast just seemed impossible! Two things that I noticed that help are <br>1) instead of looking at the record marker, try and notice where your record hand position is when you cut with your fader hand to make a clean sound. The muscle memory seems like an easier process than trying to be reactive to a cue point.<br>2) for faster flares, you don&apos;t need to speed up your record hand as much as you think, just make smaller baby scratches and use the same technique as the first tip. The faster you try to speed up your baby scratches the harder it is to stay in sync. I&apos;m much better than I used to be 6 months ago.

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• TI

  @timprice3952 · 1 year ago

  Love how Melo just vanishes in the last shot…

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• CH

  @chiiild-dj · 3 years ago

  amazing!! thank you D-Styles and Melo-D. also, can&apos;t get over the sensei nod + left-right-up stare at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P33Obuj0zAI&amp;t=285">4:45</a> 🥋

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• JA

  @JayWerx · 6 years ago

  When I first learned the flare techniques it was way easier for me to do a two click. It almost came naturally . But took forever to get a one click smooth. Weird.

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• RE

  @RefugeetheDJ · 6 years ago

  a month or 2 to learn it! well screw you guys, it will take me longer haha

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• GB

  @gbrl_cyber · 2 years ago

  Hey D ... don&apos;t stop the platter with the pressure all the time it&apos;s going to get wonky over time at least on the 2000s technics 1210 mk2&apos;s ... btw you&apos;re scratch style is m favorite to this day. you &amp; qbert together is like an unstoppable force of style ... SUPER DOPE!

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• YU

  @yuseffrazier8936 · 6 years ago

  Thanks for the tickets too your Dj Qbert scratch class in San Francisco i,ve been djing for 30yrs at the Flea Market making mixed Tapes and Cassettes live &nbsp;for people and friend anyway &nbsp;i Learned alot from Dj Qbert i thought my Old School Herbie Handcock ROCK IT SONG Scratch sounds was all that ,New Scratch skills helps when your rocking the Party Thanks Guys Peace Mr Beat Junkies

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• GA

  @garthus6164 · 6 years ago

  Love seeing these videos and seeing the Beat Junkies channel. I&apos;ve been away from DJing and scratching for a long time and watching these is helping me get back into it again.<br><br><br>What helped me learn the 1-click years ago was watching Tony Vegas on the Scratch Perverts Tutorial videos. Basically baby scratch and use the fader to cut the sound in half forward and back.

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• GA

  @gakdaniels76 · 5 years ago

  It&apos;s comforting to hear about the troubles of going from a closed fader to open fader scratch.My OCD kicked into overdrive trying to get used to it and was almost painfully frustrating.

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• JE

  @jerbear6947 · 6 years ago

  he&apos;s like easy pezy, and that is a one click flare!

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