Thursday, September 01, 2011
Serato Scratch Tutorial (pt5) - Looping to Create Synth Sound
YouTube Uploaded by pointblankonline on Sep 1, 2011
"http://www.pointblankonline.net/dj-skills-with-scratch-live.php In this video Mr Bristow demonstrates how to create a synth sound by using the looping function in serato.
The tutorial is taken from Point Blank Online's DJ Skills with Serato Scratch Live - which launches on August 29th 2011.
On the course Mr Bristow joins forces with DMC champ DJ Blakey to show you a range of DJing techniques using this revolutionary piece of software that has pushed the art of turntablism to new levels.
Techniques covered include mixing with acapellas, using filters and other effects, various types of scratches from basic to expert level, a look at various controllers including the Novation Dicer and even adding visuals to your performance.
You can find out more info about the course and how to enrol here: http://www.pointblankonline.net/dj-skills-with-scratch-live.php
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