Scratching Made EasyTurntable Method - Bullock, Jason E

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Résumé :
(DJ Instruction). Do you want to scratch, but don't know where to start? Scratching Made Easy Turntable Method Book 1: A Guide to Scratching is a beginning method book for DJs and music educators. It's for you-the Scratch DJ. The playing of many Scratch DJs often seems inconsistent with their selected music because of a lack of understanding of time signatures and music theory. This book is an educational resource that will help you develop dexterity, coordination, rhythmic phrasing, quality of tone, dynamics, and timing. ? Are you serious about your work as a DJ, but never learned music theory? This is the book for you! ? There are 32 lessons, illustrations, diagrams and Dynamics Drills-64 pages of vital information. ? The book features a step-by-step learning progression, a compelling approach that will take your DJ skills to a higher level. ? It becomes the definitive resource for the enthusiastic Scratch DJ! Are you a music educator looking for a textbook for DJ musicians? Scratching Made Easy fills in the scarcity of educational resources and learning processes directed toward technical proficiency for the student DJ. It meets that growing demand. This book is not just a standalone resource for study. If you'd like to ensure the best results, the publisher offers corresponding video lessons. Information can be found on the publisher's website....

Biographie:
Jason Bullock? is a lifelong music lover whose passion stretches back to his formative love of hip-hop and his early embrace of learning music. This grew into his own percussion, beat-making, and study of music theory; evolving eventually into a desire to share his learnings with DJs around the world in the wake of an epiphany realization that ?Theory is the Equalizer?. Jason's? ?own informal experience with scratch DJing led him to make the connection that the craft actually had a lot in common with playing a rhythm instrument such as percussion. It was later that he was able to share this knowledge with his brother Dwayne Bullock aka ?DJ Ronin (Tokyo)?, assisting him with applying music theory to the craft of scratching, and leading the brothers to eventually collaborate over several years to write ?Turntable Method Book 1: A Guide to Scratching;? an elementary method book for DJs.