How to do the Star Wars Scratch?

[Afterhour Ali]

I'm trying to re-do the Star-Wars scratch.
He uses the Instrumental version of Buck 65's Centaur.
The first part is just the beat, but I don't know how he pulls of the 2nd part. Having only one deck at hand certainly makes it harder.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y92Sc...eature=related

[bartboy]

I have never seen that but it makes me wanna learn how to scratch just to do that

[Afterhour Ali]

It's basically a Beat Juggle.
DJane Freshfluke nailed it down.

I think I will make a post about it soon.

[Str8upDrew]

This was done at Scribble Jam in Cincinnati. I was about 20 feet to the right of the camera for this one.
As far as doing it, it's really just a matter of knowing your cues on the record, and a little bit of forward spin at the right time.

[Afterhour Ali]

Dude, you must be really old :P
I could barely walk in 1991.

It can be done by just using cue-points on a single deck.
However I like the manual execution more using two decks. It just sounds too clean with cue-points.

[BradCee]

i thought you meant this;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lcRkaXOla4

[Afterhour Ali]

That my friend is beyond awesome

[BradCee]

yeah, but a touch old now. he's got a few like that. the war of the worlds one is good to

[Afterhour Ali]

Time to buy him a wookie-costume heh?

[Str8upDrew]

Dude, you must be really old :P
I could barely walk in 1991.

Not that old, but i'm pushing 30.
This wasn't 1991. Scribble Jam didn't even start 'till 1996. I'm pretty sure this was in 2001.