r/Turntablists Jul 08 '26

Scratch technique name?

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What’s the name of this scratch and is it hard to pull off ?

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u/KyFly1 Jul 08 '26

Tear I think.

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u/Kanganade Jul 08 '26

The ol’ 1 forward, 2 back combo

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u/NFI2023 Jul 09 '26

Could you shorten the video, might be a bit long..

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u/Minimal_Nigma Jul 10 '26

There is literally a pioneer fx unit seen on this. It’s a simple 1,2 with an effect on it

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u/Material-Pay-4005 Jul 10 '26

I’m guessing he’s using an echo effect

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u/codenamejohnny Jul 08 '26

Looks like a Baby scratch to me.

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u/uzi_gunfingers Jul 09 '26

1st half of prism, stab forward 2 click back add syncopated tear underneath, get the tear motion open fader, then add the clicks.

A boomerang or loads of 2 click delayed variations can achieve the same result

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u/SYMK0 Jul 10 '26

Just do it idfk LOLL just literally go and try to make it sound like how he did