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Hapa Kid left a comment for Snow (the tall guy)"Nm!! I was just in your other city this weekend, fullerton, lol. I'm trying to be at scratch for spring and summer too so maybe I'll see you then! If not, here is my facebook that I finally made:…"
Snow (the tall guy) left a comment for Hapa Kid"What is up!!!!!! I've been great just waiting until school is over haha. Hopefully I return in spring to scratch. If not spring then summer. "
Hapa Kid left a comment for Snow (the tall guy)"Shnnnoww! How are you, n what class are you taking in spring?"
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"This is another one we didWe got the idea from Scratch's book, the cover slip. Prob can't use it cuz copyrights? but I still think it's sick<3"
AlumniMarkalicious commented on Hapa Kid's photo
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"cool logo :) where did you get it again? i remember you mentioning some turtle, but that's about it."
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- At 10:08pm on November 6, 2011, Snow (the tall guy) said…
What is up!!!!!! I've been great just waiting until school is over haha. Hopefully I return in spring to scratch. If not spring then summer.
- At 5:30pm on September 11, 2011,
AlumniDJ Jamie Huntington said… - It's fine to just focus on one bpm range at first. The majority of songs are either in the 90-100 range or the 120-130 range, so it's a little easier to collect a vinyl set within those two ranges. I started with the 90-100 range because it seemed easier to me at the time. I started with songs that had steady, clear beats, and pretty simple beat patterns.
- At 7:43am on September 9, 2011,
SumiBeats said… Gothat's awesome girlie! Well bummer that it's not until Spring, but just keep on practicin' and listenin' to dope beats! ;-)
- At 1:14am on September 9, 2011,
AlumniDJ Jamie Huntington said… - Hey yo HK, your message question disappeared on Scratchbook (but was forwarded to my email). The BPM range you listed is to broad to mix. For the most part DJs mix songs that are no more than 4 or 5 bpm apart because major speed/pitch adjustment makes the songs sound either chipmunk or slow mo. So ideally find songs whose BPMs are relatively close to each other, like say 91, 94, 95, 97, 100. That's what 202 is about, picking out a set of 5 or 6 songs and learning how to mix them together. The class also teaches you drills and song mapping and techniques. And you get to practice doing it all while people are listening.
- At 1:46pm on September 8, 2011,
STAFFVER5E said… - see i finally logged in and added you haha :P
- At 11:37pm on September 1, 2011,
AlumniDJ Jamie Huntington said… - Ha wtf Van Gogh, just me with pastels. Add me on Facebook.com/djjamiehuntington, I'm better at posting gigs there
- At 2:01pm on September 1, 2011,
Ronald Aitsan said… - I couldnt make it to the graduation. Had to be with my sister. It's a long story. How was it? I'll see you next Saturday!
- At 7:36am on September 1, 2011, SumiBeats said…
- Thanks girl! I'm not at Scratch as often anymore since I got my gear, but I do hope to see you soon. Are you going on to 202 then?
- At 4:47pm on August 17, 2011, SumiBeats said…
- Hey hey! So how's it comin' along?
- At 4:28pm on August 13, 2011, Ronald Aitsan said…
- nope :) I spent all this time talking to LL. Gotta go dig on my own, lol
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Listed below are the studio hours for students who are currently enrolled. Subject to change during semester breaks.
*Effective May 20th for Spring II Semester
Monday: 330p - 730p
Tuesday: 330p - 730p
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Thursday: 330p - 730p
Friday: 5p - 9p
Saturday: 4p - 7p
Sunday: CLOSED
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