Chirp-Flare (aka the Stutter Scratch) The Chirp-Flare is a unique combo scratch that sounds really cool in sets when it executed well. I call this scratch the Sutter Scratch, as a talented scratch DJ called Deejay Stutter taught me this scratch. Use a lon
The chirp. Once you’ve mastered scribbling, the next technique to try is what’s known as the chirp. This is also like to the baby scratch but is slightly more advanced because you’re going to use the crossfader on your DJ mixer to cut truncate the s
This week, Short-e teaches you how to do the Chirp scratch. Named because it sounds like a bird chirping away, this scratch is attained by playing the sample forwards and cutting the end of the sample off, then bringing the record back and turning the fad
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