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Serato Scratch Live is Industry standard. Most clubs in Hollywood will provide the turntables or cdjs, and a serato box. If not, then the people you DJ with probably use Serato. How do I know this? I DJ in Hollywood and I usually do sets with other DJs.
They both have their disadvantages and advantages:
Traktor Scratch Pro
Advantages:
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Traktor Pro is more for the advanced user from what I heard. There are more ways to MIDI map extra MIDI controllers into the software, like a grid controller Monome or something like percussa audiocubes . Also, Traktor comes with more effects and integrates with Maschine by Native Instruments. Serato is more for casual DJing from what I've seen and is less ...
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I have just listened to it. If you want to do that live you need the instrumental on one deck and the a cappella on the other one then you slowly rewind it and then jump to the part you cued (where you want the song to start again). On regular turntables you would have to lift the needle and bring it back to the position where it was before you rewinded.
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I am not sure if you are talking about that but the way you describe it, it seems to be a baby scratch. If the record is brought back then forward, it is a scratch but then you have different kinds of scratching techniques from the baby scratch to the crabbing.
In dancehall music I know DJs do a lot of "Pull up", they stop the record by rewinding it and ...
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