Baby Scratching for DJ's

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Summary: How to do DJ baby scratching; get professional tips and advice on how to use mixing equipment and turntables to DJ for a party or night club in this free instructional video.

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DJ Shy DJ Shy was the first female on-air mixer at the No. 1 Top 40 radio station in America, 102.7 KIIS-FM in Los Angeles. This Clear Channel station with over 2.6 ... read more

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Baby Scratching for DJ's

Hey everyone. I'm DJ Shy here on Expert Village and I want to show you how to do a baby scratch. Now a baby scratch is very very basic and all you have to do is just keep your crossfader on the song that you want to, the scratch noise that you want to have it on, so it's going to be on this side and pretty much a baby scratch is going back and forth. This is pretty much what a baby scratch sounds like. You just go back and forth and sometimes you can just do cool patterns like this. So it's pretty much just not just not using the crossfader at all, it's just going back fourth on the record. Another cool thing you can do with a baby scratch is use your channel volume, you're going to go...that's a cool affect, that's a cool affect right there and that's your baby scratch.