How to chop and screw tracks on turntables

Chop and screw tracks on turntables

As introduced by the late DJ Screw of Houston, Texas, and popularized by artists like Three Six Mafia and Paul Wall, the chop and screw technique involves both scratching vocals and slurring a track in either full or part by utilizing the pitch control on your turntable. In this how-to video, you'll learn to perform the chop and screw technique on your own DJ rig.

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djjah 1 year ago

thanks for the tip, now i know....cheers

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DJ Blacc 5 months ago

nice pimpin. i could tell u was a emurda fan. those tables blow for chop&screw i had om moved on to CDXs 3 times better

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DJKoRuptt 3 weeks ago

where did you get your turntables please tell me

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