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Hi r/screw!

I'm a DJ and I make chopped and screwed music. A couple years ago when I started getting into DJing, I decided that I would record my mixes at regular speed and then slow them down later. I did this because I read that this is what DJ Screw did (he slowed his tapes after he recorded them using the pitch control on his cassette deck) and also I figured that this would allow me to DJ/scratch with other types of music that aren't slowed down; basically, I wouldn't be limiting my DJing abilities to music that is slowed down. My question is does anyone else DJ at regular speed and slow the mixes down later?

Yo who can play Pimp that Pen’s bass line though????

Tryna learn..

So I’m pretty knew to DJ and I’m trying to chopp some music up but I’m having issues. I already know about slowing down the pitch and offsetting the records but I’m not getting the results I want. Any tips or pointers. Working with a pioneerddj sr controller.