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good bud of mine has been practicing at it.... hes not strict dubstep tho,,,, all bass weight music,,, but not purely dubstep...

jfb uk dmc champion beatjuggles and scratches over dubstep!


http://www.divshare.com/download/3967422-08f

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JRKxlpDZ2E

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... &plindex=1

£10 Bag wrote:I did a search on the forum and I can't find anything about people beatjuggling dubstep or scratching over it.
Anyone know of a good example of dubstep and turntablism?

Someone must have given it a go, surely?

we gave it a go half a year back . . .
4 turntables, 3 mixers . . . just jammin 2 hours live on the cyberwaves . . .
Check it out!
Looking for the Perfect beat scratch special

BATTLEJAM wrote:jfb uk dmc champion beatjuggles and scratches over dubstep!


http://www.divshare.com/download/3967422-08f

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JRKxlpDZ2E

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... &plindex=1

This is alot. The track aint amazing or nothing, but the live production is very very impressive- I've been wanting to do something like this for a long time. Watching this has made me favour a Zero 4 above a new Pioneer DJM for an upcoming mixer purchase- using the new Korg mixers with Logic is on another level!

im pretty good at juggling but i dont have 2 copies of the same dubstep tune, good idea though might get another copy of i dont give a dub reckon that would be sick to use
also he myspace.com/timesteppa does some scratching over his own tunes

Sick Boy wrote:Even though they don't spin strictly dubstep, Rossi B and Luca are full of tricks and their sets are pure fucking energy.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=9M2NZ0MsLhQ


http://youtube.com/watch?v=QBpgrcRUqNo

need to do a banging dubstep one

I've been a scratch dj (+ avid dubstep entheusiast) for a while now and have only just started practicing over dubstep. Its a hard transition for most scratchers to make at the bpm of dubstep is quite far removed from the that of the music types that we all grew up scratching to. DJ Snafu from bristol has a really good flow over dubstep and thats what I'm trying to get a handle on at the moment. Man you need soo much hand control. Checkhim: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S1QCITAwmE

^ nice bump! low quality video, but the cuts sound heavy.

this is someone juggling dubstep on cdjs:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ4_bf7cAUk

using cue points

i got some for you.. Oh it's going down..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y9JgxRMKLo

to be honest, in my experience a lot of the electro beats that dj's used to cut aaah over were all 70/75 bpm, stuff produced by d-styles, flare, toadstyles and that. I'm used to getting cuts down over that kind of tempo, it was often easier to get your cuts and combos clean at that tempo than switching up to 90bpm. d-styles always seemed to be cutting at that tempo (i know he's done quite a bit with nosaj thing, I heard one of the mixes they did which was sick, in parts) .

a lot of tunrtablists focus so hard on techniques that they sleep on the digging aspect of djing and miss out on a lot of good fresh music. so although many have the potential probably to tear it up they don't do. and then even some technically good battle dj's that do play around with dubstep choose some really nasty rusko shit which I'd rather chew my arm off than listen to.

i'd heard that jpb was doing a lot of dubstep in his routines although I've not seen any of his ish, i think woody is diversifying quite a bit after his recent passenger mix (although I don't know for sure if that included dubstep), 2tall/om unit was a pretty sick turntablist in his day as was lorn, hudson mohawke. tigerstyles used to rock a lot 0f 66.6/123.2 bpm shit in his day. i know timestretch had some badboy cuts and last I heard of him he was heavily into dubstep.

I juggle more now than I cut in practice though I mainly play hiphop/95-115 bpm beats (maybe a bit wonky). I threw in a few juggles in my last couple of mixes which are still available to download.

i juggled "jah war" doubles. i'm a shitty scratcher cuz i think i'll ruin my fader and shit but it can sound great

craze does some scratching over dubstep in his june 2009 mix

djfrend wrote:I've been a scratch dj (+ avid dubstep entheusiast) for a while now and have only just started practicing over dubstep. Its a hard transition for most scratchers to make at the bpm of dubstep is quite far removed from the that of the music types that we all grew up scratching to. DJ Snafu from bristol has a really good flow over dubstep and thats what I'm trying to get a handle on at the moment. Man you need soo much hand control. Checkhim: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7S1QCITAwmE

Dan you need to rep yourself bro, seriously that set you played at Lakota was fuckin heavy, cuts and mixs tight as a nun.

Get some mixes up man!

http://www.myspace.com/djfrend

Edit - and Sanfu's a sickhead standard.

mephisto6 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1eL0gZgjYo

this is his vestax 2002 routine

DJ Odeed of HD4000 does it all the time, so does Kid Logic AND Jungle Visionary from Dubstep.fm...

http://www.rockthedub.com/2009/08/dj-ca ... vol-3.html
Check out DJ Cable
He was part of Bionic Stylus who won the dmc uk team championships
Plays a mixture of grime/dubstep with some absolutely siiiick cuts

oh and he's playin in Leeds on 17th Nov at Rusty Bucket Bay with Flux Pavilion (shameless plug but i thought it was relevant)

Matt3r wrote:
a lot of tunrtablists focus so hard on techniques that they sleep on the digging aspect of djing and miss out on a lot of good fresh music.

This... HARD
I used to scratch and mix hiphop (still do actually) about 8 years ago and kind of gave up on being the next qbert when I realized people DON'T wanna hear that shit for an hour non-stop, don't get me wrong turntablism is cool as fuck but the majority of dudes who do it can't put a decent mix together, ALL about the selection. Anyways, maybe I'll get my cutting up to standard and post it up!

tminus wrote:DJ Odeed of HD4000 does it all the time, so does Kid Logic AND Jungle Visionary from Dubstep.fm...