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As the music playing on Deck B is nearing its end, start moving the cross fader to the left and

then launch playback when you want to start making the switch. Adjust the EQ on Deck A as you

continue to move the cross fader, until it is completely to the left and your audience only hears

what is playing on Deck A.

Congratulations: you’ve just done your first mix! As you practice and get to know both your DJ

Control Steel and the VirtualDJ software better, you'll see just how versatile this mixing system is

and how much freedom it gives you to take your music to places you've only dreamed about. As

you continue to learn how everything functions and try out different approaches, you'll soon get

the hang of mixing and find ways of working that are right for you. After all, you're the DJ, and the

audience is in your hands!

8.3. Scratching

The DJ Control Steel allows you to scratch your MP3s and CDs in the same way that a DJ

scratches vinyl records. To do this you will use the DJ Control Steel’s jog wheels, together with

the cross fader to boost/interrupt the sound.

There are many scratch effects, the most well-known of which are described below:

Baby Scratch

No need to use the volume control for this basic scratch. It consists of doing a forward scratch,

immediately followed by a backward scratch.

Tear Scratch

The Tear Scratch doesn’t use the volume control either. As with the Baby Scratch, you do a

forward scratch followed by a backward scratch, but this backward scratch is broken down into

two different speeds: you must first scratch quickly, and then slowly. Thus, the different steps are

as follows: forward scratch, quick backward scratch, slow backward scratch.

Forward Scratch

You must do a forward scratch and then quickly lower the volume to its minimum setting before

doing a backward scratch to return to the initial position and restore the volume. Only the forward

scratch will be audible.

Backward Scratch

The reverse of the Forward Scratch: you must do a backward scratch and then quickly lower the

volume to its minimum setting just before doing the forward scratch, and then restore the volume.

Pass-Pass

The Pass-Pass is not a scratch technique, strictly speaking, since it uses the scratch as well as

other elements (pitch, cross fader, etc.) to create new compositions. To carry out this technique

you must play the same piece on both decks, and then it’s up to you to make use of the DJ

Control Steel’s functions to create new rhythmic combinations by alternating your manipulations

on each deck. A perfect mastery of the cross fader and of the basic scratch techniques is

required, as well as a good sense of rhythm and excellent familiarity with the piece.

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