just amazing to hear this incredible DJ on a turntables

Beat pausing is nothing new but doing with the Coopycat was unheard of!

Needle dropping to beat while pausing and cuttin the kick drum!

A deck wobble (The Electric) was one of my 1st pioneering techniques this was done by appling pressure to the Turntable platter!

The needle drop was pioneered by Grandwizard Theordore but you could only do the drop at 1 bar as the fastest speed I figured out that instead of going up and down  by going  left and right it was possible to break that  1 bar limit this is my attempt at doing so while transforming to smooth out the gaps, as you can hear ithere's a lot of hit and miss but also quite a few successes to my knowledge no body to this present day has also thought of trying this! 

This is very rough territory not recommended for music listeners! lol.

Loving it Swifty! I love listening back to these old practice tape styles.....properly takes me back!!!

Oh yeah, and by the way, you were a MASSIVE inspiration to me way back then!!

this is the technique right around here! lol.

A  lost recorded practice session of No Parkin' & myself, be warned it gets very rough and raw at the end as I was trying to perfect my own inovation to GrandWizard Theordore's Needle Drop! The idea was to speed up the transforming with both the fader and record, while trying to keep the vocal melodic! Instead of lifting the needle I would surf/skip the record back & forth! I never ever perfected it and yes it did scew up both the record and needle! This was before customising skipless was a reality, if you listen hard enough maybe you'll pickout the idea? Enjoy!

Cutmaster Swift & No Parkin'. Cutmaster On Da Cut! Practice Session (1988)

The best kept secret! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rt0tI0NNVE


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