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luckyeight24
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 Posted: Fri, 28 Jan, 2005 22:36 Post subject: starting out |
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| whats up everyone?i live in MA in the USA and im in highschool...i want to learn about mixing and scratching. looks like a fun ass hell job. i dont have turntables (but have some money to get some) and i dont know anyone with turntables i could practice on but i wanna learn realy bad. what do u guys suggest? would those begginers turntables for $200-$300 any good for a someone like me just tryin 2 learn the basics?...and i was wondering when did u start scratching?[/u] |
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deepspace
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| Posted: Sat, 29 Jan, 2005 4:02 Post subject: |
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| Maybe learing to mix first on some decks will help ya get a feel for the scratching. First things first - start to mix. |
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