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[[Image:Cut_scratch_example.png|300px|An example of notated cut and stab scratches]]

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The cut scratch is also known as a release, chop or stab (sometimes even 'sampling' when done at a basic level), and involves both hands. The record is released (the scratching hand lets the motor take control) whilst the fader is open to let the sound out the speakers, and then the fader is closed whilst the record is rewound back to the start of the sample. If this scratch is to be performed fast rhythmically, the scratching hand must gently push the sound forwards to let it catch up to speed quickly (especially true with very slippy [[slipmats]]). The terms chop or stab generally refer to much faster cues of the sound than just a plain cut.

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The cut scratch is also known as a release, chop or stab (sometimes even 'sampling' when done at a basic level), and involves both hands. The record is released (the scratching hand lets the motor take control) whilst the fader is open to let the sound out the speakers, and then the fader is closed whilst the record is rewound back to the start of the sample. If this scratch is to be performed fast rhythmically, the scratching hand must gently push the sound forward to let it catch up to speed quickly (especially true with very slippy [[slipmats]]). The terms chop or stab generally refer to much faster cues of the sound than just a plain cut.

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The transform is essentially a technique done with the fader where the sound is cut in/out at a quite fast pace (e.g. at eigth notes). The record manipulation varies and can be anything, but the sound needs to stutter/cut, and the fader is never open when the needle changes direction. Most easily it is achieved with a baby scratch and the fader cuts the movement section twice in each direction. The scratch got its name because a beholder listened in and commented that it sounded like the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transformers_%28TV_series%29 Transformers cartoon], as the robots transformed from their vehicular states into vehicular states. It was first created by DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money.

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The transform is essentially a technique done with the fader where the sound is cut in/out at a quite fast pace (e.g. at eighth notes). The record manipulation varies and can be anything, but the sound needs to stuttered/cut, and the fader is never open when the needle changes direction. It is most easily achieved with a baby scratch and the fader cuts the movement section twice in each direction. The scratch got its name because a beholder listened in and commented that it sounded like the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transformers_%28TV_series%29 Transformers cartoon], as the robots transformed from their vehicular states into robot states. It was first created by DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money.

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 [[Image:Cut_scratch_example.png|300px|An example of notated cut and stab scratches]]
-The cut scratch is also known as a release, chop or stab (sometimes even 'sampling' when done at a basic level), and involves both hands. The record is released (the scratching hand lets the motor take control) whilst the fader is open to let the sound out the speakers, and then the fader is closed whilst the record is rewound back to the start of the sample. If this scratch is to be performed fast rhythmically, the scratching hand must gently push the sound forwards to let it catch up to speed quickly (especially true with very slippy [[slipmats]]). The terms chop or stab generally refer to much faster cues of the sound than just a plain cut.
+The cut scratch is also known as a release, chop or stab (sometimes even 'sampling' when done at a basic level), and involves both hands. The record is released (the scratching hand lets the motor take control) whilst the fader is open to let the sound out the speakers, and then the fader is closed whilst the record is rewound back to the start of the sample. If this scratch is to be performed fast rhythmically, the scratching hand must gently push the sound forward to let it catch up to speed quickly (especially true with very slippy [[slipmats]]). The terms chop or stab generally refer to much faster cues of the sound than just a plain cut.
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-The transform is essentially a technique done with the fader where the sound is cut in/out at a quite fast pace (e.g. at eigth notes). The record manipulation varies and can be anything, but the sound needs to stutter/cut, and the fader is never open when the needle changes direction. Most easily it is achieved with a baby scratch and the fader cuts the movement section twice in each direction. The scratch got its name because a beholder listened in and commented that it sounded like the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transformers_%28TV_series%29 Transformers cartoon], as the robots transformed from their vehicular states into vehicular states. It was first created by DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money.
+The transform is essentially a technique done with the fader where the sound is cut in/out at a quite fast pace (e.g. at eighth notes).  The record manipulation varies and can be anything, but the sound needs to stuttered/cut, and the fader is never open when the needle changes direction.  It is most easily achieved with a baby scratch and the fader cuts the movement section twice in each direction.  The scratch got its name because a beholder listened in and commented that it sounded like the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Transformers_%28TV_series%29 Transformers cartoon], as the robots transformed from their vehicular states into robot states. It was first created by DJ Jazzy Jeff and DJ Cash Money.
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