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<blockquote data-quote="Mike" data-source="post: 206053" data-attributes="member: 506"><p><strong>Re: Originally by Mike</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I know what you're saying but if you look at what the guys at the DMC championships do, it's in a whole different league, it's so complex it's like playing a musical instrument and takes years of dedicated practice to learn... whereas basic beat mixing can be pulled off a lot more easily, look at some of the talentless people that have got away with it over the years... Don't get me wrong, excessive scratching in a club set can ruin things very easily but the ability to scratch just gives some DJs the edge. It sounds better with different types of music as well (e.g. scratching sits more easily in a hardcore set than a house set).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mike, post: 206053, member: 506"] [b]Re: Originally by Mike[/b] I know what you're saying but if you look at what the guys at the DMC championships do, it's in a whole different league, it's so complex it's like playing a musical instrument and takes years of dedicated practice to learn... whereas basic beat mixing can be pulled off a lot more easily, look at some of the talentless people that have got away with it over the years... Don't get me wrong, excessive scratching in a club set can ruin things very easily but the ability to scratch just gives some DJs the edge. It sounds better with different types of music as well (e.g. scratching sits more easily in a hardcore set than a house set). [/QUOTE]
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