cdj scratch plus tutorial w/ trans effect, efx 500, djm 600 pioneer – Global Sound

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cdj scratch plus tutorial w/ trans effect, efx 500, djm 600 pioneer

check out the full step-by-step guide to this trick on my website www.clubpolitics.co.uk me using the efx we just bought, trying out the trans effect scratch using the upfaders and the pitch slider also, having a bash with the feedback loop too – will be putting plenty of practice with this 😀
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  6. djjaimej

    there is a full step-by-tep guide to this use of effects on my website,

    click on ‘more info’ just to the left of the video screen where you should find the link

    =D

  7. djanthonymac

    hi m8 i am just wondering how 2 do this…. i cant get it right at all can u tel me exatly what number the trans has to b set on onthe djm 600 and explain how to do the loop perfect it keeps running of on me and dont sound good. also is there a certain time u start the loop at or is there a certain bpm u have to put the tune at please reply cheers m8 …..

  8. djjaimej

    there’s two thinks here to think about

    the efx500 is cheaper,

    if you have an efx500, you’ll want a an efx1000

    it all depends on how much you are willing to spend because i personally think you always get what you pay for.

    thanks for the nice comment on the vid too =)

  11. dbw477

    hahaha, my school just cut me off on taking out any more loans since I graduated.. missed the date by 3 weeks. I’m lookin into the xone 92, do you think thats over kill? hehe I’ll pick up the effects unit later.

  12. djjaimej

    you wont look back if you do. it’s amazing how quickly your skills develop just by having the right equipment. i noticed a huge improvement within 2 days of getting 2 cdj’s and a djm mixer, the efx500 is a great little toy aswell.

    beg, borrow or steal – it’s a worthy cause 🙂

  13. dbw477

    cool, I guess you buy vinyl that is made for scratching w/ samples on them?

    this sounds freakin amazing, reminds me of believer by bt — I’m workin on picking up some cdj 1000’s and a mixer

  14. djjaimej

    it’s basically a vocal sample of a high pitched voice saying ‘ahhhhhhhh, streeeetch’

    it’s commonly found on scratch vinyls etc

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