I Lived in Fla from 98-99 until 2021 What is pitch control on a turntable? First, it’s worth exploring the two types of pitch controls available. The first is a discrete switch; these change between specific RPM settings (Rotations Per Minute). They are often wrongly called pitch controls, although technically, they do control the RPM. The second is the variable pitch control. These are usually sliders but sometimes come as knobs or even screw-based adjustments. Rather than changing the speed in fixed steps, these give continuous control over the pitch, marked as a percentage change. They tend to offer pitch variation around +/- 10%, sometimes as much as 16% or even 50% on modern decks. What is the purpose of a turntable’s pitch control? The main purpose of pitch control is to adjust the rotation speed of the turntable platter. Playback speed and pitch are naturally interlinked. Playing something at faster speed results in a higher sounding pitch, while spinning slower will sound lower. As a result, pitch and speed are controlled by the same mechanism. This phenomenon is utilized with the different speeds of records (33,45, 78), but it also gives us some extra uses when variable controls are involved. Calibration For example, a key use is calibrating the platter speed when playing records to ensure they’re played at the intended speed. A turntable’s rotating speed might become too fast or too slow if the motors become uncalibrated, if the temperature changes, or just from general wear. This can be corrected by using speed control. Tempo/Beat Matching for DJs One of the main uses of variable pitch controls is for DJs. These let mixers adjust the speed of two records to run at the same BPM. This lets them create seamless mixes of songs at different tempos. For example, if you try mixing a song at 100 BPM (beats per minute) into a song at 110 BPM, you just alter the speed until the tempo is the same for both. Music Production Sampling Music producers who sample vinyl and use them in their beats also have a use for pitch control. This gives more creative freedom when sampling and lets producers record sounds with a different pitch and texture to their original pressing. What are the effects of changing pitch? As mentioned earlier, pitch and speed are interlinking variables. Additionally, resolution (perceived quality) is also changed. When you increase the pitch, the record plays at a faster speed, and the sound output will also sound higher, shifting the frequency content upwards. When lowering the pitch, records will play slower and have darker muddier audio. The frequencies are shifted downwards, and the high-frequency sound becomes more mid-range. The quality also changes. A good metaphor is thinking about the framerate of a movie. Say a movie has 30 frames per second (fps). If you slow the footage down to 15 fps, the visuals will be stuttery, with gaps between each frame. If sped up to 60fps, it will appear smoother. This is essentially the same for vinyl records, we perceive more detail at higher pitches because there is more high-frequency information, which creates the impression of ‘detail’ and ‘clarity’ when you listen. It’s for that reason that some vinyl record albums are re-pressed for audiophile buyers at 45 RPM instead of the standard 33⅓ RPM. Pitch control on a Technics direct drive turntable. What is pitch control on a turntable? First, it’s worth exploring the two types of pitch controls available. The first is a discrete switch; these change between specific RPM settings (Rotations Per Minute). They are often wrongly called pitch controls, although technically, they do control the RPM. The second is the variable pitch control. These are usually sliders but sometimes come as knobs or even screw-based adjustments. Rather than changing the speed in fixed steps, these give continuous control over the pitch, marked as a percentage change. They tend to offer pitch variation around +/- 10%, sometimes as much as 16% or even 50% on modern decks. What is the purpose of a turntable’s pitch control? The main purpose of pitch control is to adjust the rotation speed of the turntable platter. Playback speed and pitch are naturally interlinked. Playing something at faster speed results in a higher sounding pitch, while spinning slower will sound lower. As a result, pitch and speed are controlled by the same mechanism. This phenomenon is utilized with the different speeds of records (33,45, 78), but it also gives us some extra uses when variable controls are involved. Calibration For example, a key use is calibrating the platter speed when playing records to ensure they’re played at the intended speed. A turntable’s rotating speed might become too fast or too slow if the motors become uncalibrated, if the temperature changes, or just from general wear. This can be corrected by using speed control. Tempo/Beat Matching for DJs One of the main uses of variable pitch controls is for DJs. These let mixers adjust the speed of two records to run at the same BPM. This lets them create seamless mixes of songs at different tempos. For example, if you try mixing a song at 100 BPM (beats per minute) into a song at 110 BPM, you just alter the speed until the tempo is the same for both. Music Production Sampling Music producers who sample vinyl and use them in their beats also have a use for pitch control. This gives more creative freedom when sampling and lets producers record sounds with a different pitch and texture to their original pressing. What are the effects of changing pitch? As mentioned earlier, pitch and speed are interlinking variables. Additionally, resolution (perceived quality) is also changed. When you increase the pitch, the record plays at a faster speed, and the sound output will also sound higher, shifting the frequency content upwards. When lowering the pitch, records will play slower and have darker muddier audio. The frequencies are shifted downwards, and the high-frequency sound becomes more mid-range. The quality also changes. A good metaphor is thinking about the framerate of a movie. Say a movie has 30 frames per second (fps). If you slow the footage down to 15 fps, the visuals will be stuttery, with gaps between each frame. If sped up to 60fps, it will appear smoother. This is essentially the same for vinyl records, we perceive more detail at higher pitches because there is more high-frequency information, which creates the impression of ‘detail’ and ‘clarity’ when you listen. Using the function of the Turntable to slow and drag the sound is a Natural function of the turntable. So Fl absolutely did not "invent" that, let alone Screw Music. Not One Dj haveI ever heard of in fl Chop any Music. Hell I doubt any one of them has ever even tried b/c they cater to a different kind atmosphere.
Dj Screw started in the late 80s…..ain’t nobody heard no chopped and screwed out side of any other state besides Texas stop the madnes. darrell Scott from Houston was slowing music down in the late 70s and early 80s that’s where Screw got his influence from. Screwed and Chopped is most definitely a Texas thang
Facts. the Sony had a screw on the bottom that you could slow the tape speed when turned .hence the name dj screw but we didn't know nothing about it in sulphur springs Tampa though 😂😂
If that's the case everybody with a turntable/record player/tape cassette started slowed down music hell i was listening to isley brothers slowed down in 1980 so i guess i started slowed down music when the tape cassate broke 😂😂
it said that dj screw used a tape deck to "screw" his mixes after the session not just the turntable pitch control..... a dj screw dub sounds waaayyy differnt than just pressing record and slowing the pitch down on a turntable in real time. screw didnt like people doing slow mixes and putting screwed on them because he didnt do it ..screw was not the 1st to do slow mixes but he da best to ever do it and has an actual catalog and store til dis day
Florida always had an inferiority complex with Texas, it goes back long ways. I’m sure there’s lots of Floridians testimonies of listening to slow music back in the 80s; there’s no debating that, but it never got so influential to be stamped as there cultural marker. All I head of back in the day was Florida booty music and that shit was sped up. Now DJs in Houston were slowing down songs(not rap music) since the early 80s. DJ screw put his signature (chopped/screwed)on it in the late 80s/ early 90s and that took off like wild fire and it’s never stopped. Houston hip hop culturally is branded for life with that signature style and has forever influenced the whole state of Texas and several generations Which state is the most populated between the two Texas or Florida?
Houston cats on here lying. Lol. Darryl Scott discovered slowing down music on accident in the mid 80s and Screw learned from him and Screw music wasn't jammed until the 90s. It's why we call it "Screw" music and not Darryl Scott Music, because no one was riding around jamming Darryl Scott tapes. You can go to CZcams right now and find actual pressed records of Disco Dave, who predates Screw, slowing down music in the 80s. Speaking as a Houston native with Floridian roots, Florida used to be on shit before us because they were closer to the East Coast, drug money from the Miami Boys, their proximity to the Caribbean, etc. Uncle Luke predates J. Prince and Rap A Lot as well. Love my city but we look insecure when we do stuff like this. Screw is a legend and Houston cultivated the sound the best, but we were not the first.
How come nobody from Florida ever claimed Screw music all this time? Until I see or hear old footage of someone from Florida saying they did it first I’m sticking with Dj Screw being the originator
We was on that way before screw tho… since about the early 80s too… the world just know about Screw but before him we was listening to D Scott before rap was big anywhere
Florida is known for fast upbeat music especially in the 90s. Atlanta and Florida had the same sound in the 90s upbeat booty shaking music. Screw did get known until 95
Florida was doing slowed down music before dj screw but that doesnt take anything away from texas or screwed and chopped it's completely different from the start now they might do the same song that are poppin and no djs from fla didnt invent talking over mixtapes that was being done at live shows in nyc but jam pony literally took the style and made there own texas folks saying florida got a complex but y'all the only ones on here crying just because slowed down stayed in the hood cause no industry was gonna market it around the world dj screw and swisha house got better recognition because the chopped and other effects put on the music and they had artist break national and make it famous to a way wider market truthfully
Darryl Scott taught screw how to slow the music in 1980s screw music is a whole different sound with the scratchin on turn tables the repeat of the music and mixing thats screw music take the time to to listen
Definitely , I'm from the Tampa Bay and we been slowing it down since 1981-82 listen to T pain and the nappy boys song F.L.A they tell u in that song..(down in the Tampa Bay where they like their music sloooowed Down...)
😂😂😂😂 Mann Screw didn't advertise nothing ...the whole city was jamming screw word of mouth ..he sold tapes out his house of different artist ...ppl in Houston was already screwing music in the 80s ...Screw just did it at a level to where it became a art....cut the bs...this come from Houston
We was listening to it all over our city word of mouth no Internet we chopped it up ad-libs the whole nine yards we just called it slowed down instead of chopped n screwed I loved around the corner from rock it rod DJs tape shop on bird st in 90 92 I lived on 10st .he would take all the popular music at the time and slow it down and chop it up.i love dj screw but y'all cant handle the fact we was doing it too y'all hating for sure😂 😂😂
@@YUNNGP wasn't no x or molly back then and it's a fact we been slowing down music and mixing up music since the 80s we love screw when he blew up but we was already listening to slowed down music way before we ever heard of dj screw if Texas can't except it we don't care we know or history rock it rod DJ's jam pony redd crazy jit mnm they all legends in Tampa for a reason do your homework
@@YUNNGP rock it rod DJ's had a tape shop too in Tampa every tape was a original and had a number on it and that's how you knew which tape had which songs they hooked up systems snd sold albums and other stuff.for you all to think it was only happened in texas.we thought it was only happening in tampa there was no Internet so theres no biting texas and i love texas music dj screw
Get your facts straight before you speak on the H my boy.. Screw is a person not a sound or just a name. Plus he wasn’t the only person in Houston doing that sound Darell Scott did it before him… We Ain’t Claim Jump Shit… This our sound 💪🏾😤 Slow Loud And Banging SLAB Music
Why y'all bring this up 25 years later DJ Screw been dead for a long time 25 years that's how beef starts that's how rumors starts so let this man rest. Daryl Scott started slow down music. DJ Screw with nature wide. So let's stop this bullshit and whoever started first oh well let this man rest.
Florida is known and also have stamped their brand on bass music, and uptempo bass n drums! If your trunk wasn't knocking you would've been definitely partying in Florida! I'll take the East Coast saying that they started sipping on syrup before Texas, over y'all thinking that Florida was the originator of screwed music! I mean like y'all are really trying to get your thesis together on certain people that played it... And I'm pretty sure it was just y'all very close friends that listen to it and y'all really never made it popular. Hence the reason why y'all came out with Uncle Luke and the 2 live Crew! And then you had what, quad City DJs, 69 Boyz, 95 South, Dis n Dat AKA Shay and Nene, I mean technically when I got turned on to Florida music it was really DJ magic Mike and Uncle Luke! I think Florida was doing too much booty shaking to be moving to SCREWED n CHOPPED!! Come on now Florida, y'all are doing too much reaching on top of the cappin!! Stop!😅
We from Texas homie At one point we ain’t know nothin about Florida but bounce style music respectfully and we applauded that our old heads been slowin down music before screw but Screw put that funk on it and made it his … even here in Port Arthur boyz used to barely hit the pause on the tape deck just to slow down records and jam it I just hope you ain’t implying that we “STOLE” Screwed/Slowed music from y’all
Folk stop cap. Dj screw did not take nothing from Florida. Houston rappers will put you on blast for that. You waiting until the man die, then say dj screw took it from Florida.
Dj screw perfected and till this day no one can chop it like he did others chop it sloppy can you prove it by having proof that someone else did dh date not he said she said because one dj screw did first later in the year 1999 after it had been perfected people came from different states trying to imitate but nobody like it because it wasn’t it
Slow down and screwed and chopped is two different things like yo homie said and can’t nobody I mean nobody could fuck with screw when it’s came to that bottom line,he didn’t market shit a lot niggas was slowing their music down around here and he was telling them stop putting screw on their tape bc it was his name he passed at 29 year old and in New York he won the prestigious justo mixtape award
Ummmm…. If screw came from Florida, why wait thirty years to “try” to claim it? U tried it! DJ Screw still got ninjas in they feelings. This has to be for views. As an elder, do better. Hating is not the way 💔😁 come with some receipts and I’ll shut you down. Dates and locations, we’re ready! Stand in business 🙌🏾
They sayin it started ALL OVER Florida and can’t even tell you the specific DJ that “started” it⁉️.. truth is we’ll never really know who was 1st because we’re too far away and too much time has passed to know.. it’s safe to say both states were doin his as far back as the 80’s but it’s not really worth makin an argument. Red should’ve never mentioned Screw in that fashion if he can’t prove his claim with receipts. Why even make a statement like that if you don’t know it be factual. All he had to say is we were listening to slow down music in the 80’s too. Not “we did it 1st”…
😂 Florida has a longer Southern history than Texas. Texas in itself is not all South depending on the region. There is nothing Southern feeling about San Antonio lol.
Bro im in my late 40's and i heard my first scew tape when i was in middle school and kids was laughing at me because i was late so you do the math Florida aint contributed nothing to the culture uncle Luke 😂😂😂 and a fight go with that Pimp C voice
@ 2:26 he sayin Jam Pony really talked dat talk. Not the pimp tryin 2 hard or ny 2 cool 4 schools but real slick rhymin off top enhancing records n makin magic fr
I Lived in Fla from 98-99 until 2021
What is pitch control on a turntable?
First, it’s worth exploring the two types of pitch controls available.
The first is a discrete switch; these change between specific RPM settings (Rotations Per Minute). They are often wrongly called pitch controls, although technically, they do control the RPM.
The second is the variable pitch control. These are usually sliders but sometimes come as knobs or even screw-based adjustments. Rather than changing the speed in fixed steps, these give continuous control over the pitch, marked as a percentage change.
They tend to offer pitch variation around +/- 10%, sometimes as much as 16% or even 50% on modern decks.
What is the purpose of a turntable’s pitch control?
The main purpose of pitch control is to adjust the rotation speed of the turntable platter. Playback speed and pitch are naturally interlinked. Playing something at faster speed results in a higher sounding pitch, while spinning slower will sound lower.
As a result, pitch and speed are controlled by the same mechanism. This phenomenon is utilized with the different speeds of records (33,45, 78), but it also gives us some extra uses when variable controls are involved.
Calibration
For example, a key use is calibrating the platter speed when playing records to ensure they’re played at the intended speed.
A turntable’s rotating speed might become too fast or too slow if the motors become uncalibrated, if the temperature changes, or just from general wear. This can be corrected by using speed control.
Tempo/Beat Matching for DJs
One of the main uses of variable pitch controls is for DJs. These let mixers adjust the speed of two records to run at the same BPM. This lets them create seamless mixes of songs at different tempos. For example, if you try mixing a song at 100 BPM (beats per minute) into a song at 110 BPM, you just alter the speed until the tempo is the same for both.
Music Production Sampling
Music producers who sample vinyl and use them in their beats also have a use for pitch control. This gives more creative freedom when sampling and lets producers record sounds with a different pitch and texture to their original pressing.
What are the effects of changing pitch?
As mentioned earlier, pitch and speed are interlinking variables. Additionally, resolution (perceived quality) is also changed.
When you increase the pitch, the record plays at a faster speed, and the sound output will also sound higher, shifting the frequency content upwards. When lowering the pitch, records will play slower and have darker muddier audio. The frequencies are shifted downwards, and the high-frequency sound becomes more mid-range.
The quality also changes. A good metaphor is thinking about the framerate of a movie. Say a movie has 30 frames per second (fps). If you slow the footage down to 15 fps, the visuals will be stuttery, with gaps between each frame. If sped up to 60fps, it will appear smoother. This is essentially the same for vinyl records, we perceive more detail at higher pitches because there is more high-frequency information, which creates the impression of ‘detail’ and ‘clarity’ when you listen.
It’s for that reason that some vinyl record albums are re-pressed for audiophile buyers at 45 RPM instead of the standard 33⅓ RPM.
Pitch control on a Technics direct drive turntable.
What is pitch control on a turntable?
First, it’s worth exploring the two types of pitch controls available.
The first is a discrete switch; these change between specific RPM settings (Rotations Per Minute). They are often wrongly called pitch controls, although technically, they do control the RPM.
The second is the variable pitch control. These are usually sliders but sometimes come as knobs or even screw-based adjustments. Rather than changing the speed in fixed steps, these give continuous control over the pitch, marked as a percentage change.
They tend to offer pitch variation around +/- 10%, sometimes as much as 16% or even 50% on modern decks.
What is the purpose of a turntable’s pitch control?
The main purpose of pitch control is to adjust the rotation speed of the turntable platter. Playback speed and pitch are naturally interlinked. Playing something at faster speed results in a higher sounding pitch, while spinning slower will sound lower.
As a result, pitch and speed are controlled by the same mechanism. This phenomenon is utilized with the different speeds of records (33,45, 78), but it also gives us some extra uses when variable controls are involved.
Calibration
For example, a key use is calibrating the platter speed when playing records to ensure they’re played at the intended speed.
A turntable’s rotating speed might become too fast or too slow if the motors become uncalibrated, if the temperature changes, or just from general wear. This can be corrected by using speed control.
Tempo/Beat Matching for DJs
One of the main uses of variable pitch controls is for DJs. These let mixers adjust the speed of two records to run at the same BPM. This lets them create seamless mixes of songs at different tempos. For example, if you try mixing a song at 100 BPM (beats per minute) into a song at 110 BPM, you just alter the speed until the tempo is the same for both.
Music Production Sampling
Music producers who sample vinyl and use them in their beats also have a use for pitch control. This gives more creative freedom when sampling and lets producers record sounds with a different pitch and texture to their original pressing.
What are the effects of changing pitch?
As mentioned earlier, pitch and speed are interlinking variables. Additionally, resolution (perceived quality) is also changed.
When you increase the pitch, the record plays at a faster speed, and the sound output will also sound higher, shifting the frequency content upwards. When lowering the pitch, records will play slower and have darker muddier audio. The frequencies are shifted downwards, and the high-frequency sound becomes more mid-range.
The quality also changes. A good metaphor is thinking about the framerate of a movie. Say a movie has 30 frames per second (fps). If you slow the footage down to 15 fps, the visuals will be stuttery, with gaps between each frame. If sped up to 60fps, it will appear smoother. This is essentially the same for vinyl records, we perceive more detail at higher pitches because there is more high-frequency information, which creates the impression of ‘detail’ and ‘clarity’ when you listen.
Using the function of the Turntable to slow and drag the sound is a Natural function of the turntable. So Fl absolutely did not "invent" that, let alone Screw Music. Not One Dj haveI ever heard of in fl Chop any Music. Hell I doubt any one of them has ever even tried b/c they cater to a different kind atmosphere.
Mane these Boyz smokin rocks.... South Texas muthafucka that's where I stay...3rd koast holdin...🔩🎵🔩🎵🔩🎵
Screw started in HOUSTON TX
False
Facts
Tampa.home of the SLO down music.
Dj Screw started in the late 80s…..ain’t nobody heard no chopped and screwed out side of any other state besides Texas stop the madnes. darrell Scott from Houston was slowing music down in the late 70s and early 80s that’s where Screw got his influence from. Screwed and Chopped is most definitely a Texas thang
Thank you
He needs to stop saying dj screw took it from Florida. Houston will take it seriously. Stop the cap folk.
They could've been doing it too because I'm right next door in Louisiana and never it until DJ Screw
@@doubleornothingenterprises351y'all can take it how y'all want to.we was doing it too it's a fact we never heard of dj screw till years later
I'm from orlando we play everything slowed I use to play B2K slowed as a jit
😂😂screw slowed the world down🤲🏽
I don’t know a dj from Florida who made it big or even made an influence to the rap game with “slowed down” music
LOL
It's just a way of life we weren't in a hurry to show off we just do it everyday we don't screw n chop at all
We was so serious bout in Tampa that we was slowin down our sony boom boxes. This was the early 90's.
Dj screw started in the 80s
Facts. the Sony had a screw on the bottom that you could slow the tape speed when turned .hence the name dj screw but we didn't know nothing about it in sulphur springs Tampa though 😂😂
We used to paint the Sony to match our cars and jumpers too.i guess we stole that from Texas too huh
If that's the case everybody with a turntable/record player/tape cassette started slowed down music hell i was listening to isley brothers slowed down in 1980 so i guess i started slowed down music when the tape cassate broke 😂😂
Slowed down music started in Tampa, Fl.
Clout chasing Houston swag
WHAT YEAR DID IT START? AND NAME THE DJS WHO WERE SLOWING IT DOWN
Started in the 80s jam pony dj rock it rod
@@maddcircledjsDJ Darryl Scott started slowed down music in HTOWN in the late 70s to early 80s
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it said that dj screw used a tape deck to "screw" his mixes after the session not just the turntable pitch control..... a dj screw dub sounds waaayyy differnt than just pressing record and slowing the pitch down on a turntable in real time. screw didnt like people doing slow mixes and putting screwed on them because he didnt do it ..screw was not the 1st to do slow mixes but he da best to ever do it and has an actual catalog and store til dis day
Florida really mental fr
Yall crazy as hell bro how yall gonna tell us we wasn't listening to slowed music in late 80s early 90s yall tripping hard i was there 😂
Play some
Florida always had an inferiority complex with Texas, it goes back long ways. I’m sure there’s lots of Floridians testimonies of listening to slow music back in the 80s; there’s no debating that, but it never got so influential to be stamped as there cultural marker. All I head of back in the day was Florida booty music and that shit was sped up.
Now DJs in Houston were slowing down songs(not rap music) since the early 80s. DJ screw put his signature (chopped/screwed)on it in the late 80s/ early 90s and that took off like wild fire and it’s never stopped. Houston hip hop culturally is branded for life with that signature style and has forever influenced the whole state of Texas and several generations
Which state is the most populated between the two Texas or Florida?
That dj pony shit trash im still searching on CZcams. Screw just called it a screw tape cause it was his tape
Houston cats on here lying. Lol. Darryl Scott discovered slowing down music on accident in the mid 80s and Screw learned from him and Screw music wasn't jammed until the 90s. It's why we call it "Screw" music and not Darryl Scott Music, because no one was riding around jamming Darryl Scott tapes. You can go to CZcams right now and find actual pressed records of Disco Dave, who predates Screw, slowing down music in the 80s. Speaking as a Houston native with Floridian roots, Florida used to be on shit before us because they were closer to the East Coast, drug money from the Miami Boys, their proximity to the Caribbean, etc. Uncle Luke predates J. Prince and Rap A Lot as well. Love my city but we look insecure when we do stuff like this. Screw is a legend and Houston cultivated the sound the best, but we were not the first.
Preach
How come nobody from Florida ever claimed Screw music all this time? Until I see or hear old footage of someone from Florida saying they did it first I’m sticking with Dj Screw being the originator
Facts
Right. It’s been 30 years and they could’ve said something when houston rappers blew up in 05
We were listening to Slowed music in Tampa before anybody heard of Dj Screw
This man tripping screw started in the 80’s and wasn’t nobody chopping it up
We was on that way before screw tho… since about the early 80s too… the world just know about Screw but before him we was listening to D Scott before rap was big anywhere
we was listENGing to D. SCOTT, MICHAEL PRICE AND DJ AK-47
It Ain’t Screw Unless Screw Did It…!
Florida is known for fast upbeat music especially in the 90s. Atlanta and Florida had the same sound in the 90s upbeat booty shaking music. Screw did get known until 95
False
Not true at all. See Disco Dave.
Dj screw did Sade screwed
Dats all we listen to gots to be slowed bih
Dj screw the best to do it H-Town in the building
Florida was doing slowed down music before dj screw but that doesnt take anything away from texas or screwed and chopped it's completely different from the start now they might do the same song that are poppin and no djs from fla didnt invent talking over mixtapes that was being done at live shows in nyc but jam pony literally took the style and made there own texas folks saying florida got a complex but y'all the only ones on here crying just because slowed down stayed in the hood cause no industry was gonna market it around the world dj screw and swisha house got better recognition because the chopped and other effects put on the music and they had artist break national and make it famous to a way wider market truthfully
Darryl Scott taught screw how to slow the music in 1980s screw music is a whole different sound with the scratchin on turn tables the repeat of the music and mixing thats screw music take the time to to listen
Definitely , I'm from the Tampa Bay and we been slowing it down since 1981-82 listen to T pain and the nappy boys song F.L.A they tell u in that song..(down in the Tampa Bay where they like their music sloooowed Down...)
😆 Oh you mean the Florida rapper with a song called “Chopped & Skrewed”… that T-Pain??? 🤘🏾😎🤘🏾
Them boys can't stand it
😂😂😂😂 Mann Screw didn't advertise nothing ...the whole city was jamming screw word of mouth ..he sold tapes out his house of different artist ...ppl in Houston was already screwing music in the 80s ...Screw just did it at a level to where it became a art....cut the bs...this come from Houston
He is not the originator🤷
We was listening to it all over our city word of mouth no Internet we chopped it up ad-libs the whole nine yards we just called it slowed down instead of chopped n screwed I loved around the corner from rock it rod DJs tape shop on bird st in 90 92 I lived on 10st .he would take all the popular music at the time and slow it down and chop it up.i love dj screw but y'all cant handle the fact we was doing it too y'all hating for sure😂 😂😂
@@Crazywhiteboy10 booted on X and molly driving donks and fast music sped up is what yal known for dawg 😂😂😂😂
@@YUNNGP wasn't no x or molly back then and it's a fact we been slowing down music and mixing up music since the 80s we love screw when he blew up but we was already listening to slowed down music way before we ever heard of dj screw if Texas can't except it we don't care we know or history rock it rod DJ's jam pony redd crazy jit mnm they all legends in Tampa for a reason do your homework
@@YUNNGP rock it rod DJ's had a tape shop too in Tampa every tape was a original and had a number on it and that's how you knew which tape had which songs they hooked up systems snd sold albums and other stuff.for you all to think it was only happened in texas.we thought it was only happening in tampa there was no Internet so theres no biting texas and i love texas music dj screw
Looks like 2 guys getting together tryna make up history bc they ain't got none!
We got SLO down music history before screw
@Crazywhiteboyrandy ok but we did it better no one remembers screw music from Florida it Monday aswell been a tree in the forest
@@dannyb271tx our tree still older then your tree throw😂
@@dannyb271tx it's funny all of Florida remembers Tampa doing it before screw
@Crazywhiteboyrandy I bet you think you from the south too huh my guy lol in my pimp c voice that's eastern standard time!!!!
Blasphemy 😂 💀 🔩
That all zro and nem do smh
Get your facts straight before you speak on the H my boy.. Screw is a person not a sound or just a name. Plus he wasn’t the only person in Houston doing that sound Darell Scott did it before him… We Ain’t Claim Jump Shit… This our sound 💪🏾😤 Slow Loud And Banging SLAB Music
Chiming in from Houston and 😂😂😂😂😂
Chiming in from Tampa and y'all can't stand it 😂😂😂😂
This man smoking that cheese. Screw is the Originator. That's it, that's all.
He said Florida Dj’s started talking on the tracks first . Everybody know NYC started that shit first .. LL Dj screw
Just talkin over a beat and mic checkin are different
Screw chopped up style is different from regular slow down music
When it started in Fla
@@StreetElementsMagazine80's
Why y'all bring this up 25 years later DJ Screw been dead for a long time 25 years that's how beef starts that's how rumors starts so let this man rest. Daryl Scott started slow down music. DJ Screw with nature wide. So let's stop this bullshit and whoever started first oh well let this man rest.
Florida is known and also have stamped their brand on bass music, and uptempo bass n drums! If your trunk wasn't knocking you would've been definitely partying in Florida! I'll take the East Coast saying that they started sipping on syrup before Texas, over y'all thinking that Florida was the originator of screwed music! I mean like y'all are really trying to get your thesis together on certain people that played it... And I'm pretty sure it was just y'all very close friends that listen to it and y'all really never made it popular. Hence the reason why y'all came out with Uncle Luke and the 2 live Crew! And then you had what, quad City DJs, 69 Boyz, 95 South, Dis n Dat AKA Shay and Nene, I mean technically when I got turned on to Florida music it was really DJ magic Mike and Uncle Luke! I think Florida was doing too much booty shaking to be moving to SCREWED n CHOPPED!!
Come on now Florida, y'all are doing too much reaching on top of the cappin!! Stop!😅
Slowing music wasn't invented my texas it was perfected and mastered there but I promise you cant find a Florida mixtape that's slowed down
We from Texas homie At one point we ain’t know nothin about Florida but bounce style music respectfully and we applauded that our old heads been slowin down music before screw but Screw put that funk on it and made it his … even here in Port Arthur boyz used to barely hit the pause on the tape deck just to slow down records and jam it I just hope you ain’t implying that we “STOLE” Screwed/Slowed music from y’all
He said that the dj screw is not original of choppy and screw. That's what it sounds like to me. Yes he is saying it without sounding it .
DJ Screw most definitely made it famous on the national stage ✊🏽
@StreetElementsMagazine also made it
Folk stop cap. Dj screw did not take nothing from Florida. Houston rappers will put you on blast for that. You waiting until the man die, then say dj screw took it from Florida.
Houston thieves 😂
Facts why wait 24 years after the fact Dj Screw died
SCREW LEARNED IT FROM DJ MICHAEL PRICE
We was doing it too and y'all can't stand it😂
@@Crazywhiteboy10 Who are Y'ALL WBR?🤷
RIP Robert Earl Davis. Floridas trippin' 😂 That chopped & screwed shit originated in Houston TX.
Man hold up.....Revisionist History
Dj screw perfected and till this day no one can chop it like he did others chop it sloppy can you prove it by having proof that someone else did dh date not he said she said because one dj screw did first later in the year 1999 after it had been perfected people came from different states trying to imitate but nobody like it because it wasn’t it
Slow down and screwed and chopped is two different things like yo homie said and can’t nobody I mean nobody could fuck with screw when it’s came to that bottom line,he didn’t market shit a lot niggas was slowing their music down around here and he was telling them stop putting screw on their tape bc it was his name he passed at 29 year old and in New York he won the prestigious justo mixtape award
This guy is a joke 😂
Screw been the originator.
Why he trying to say screw aint years later smh
R.I.P screw
Ps. and im from Florida
Every song you naming is 90s songs
Ummmm…. If screw came from Florida, why wait thirty years to “try” to claim it? U tried it! DJ Screw still got ninjas in they feelings. This has to be for views. As an elder, do better. Hating is not the way 💔😁 come with some receipts and I’ll shut you down. Dates and locations, we’re ready! Stand in business 🙌🏾
Screw is dirt napping 🤡
@@lawrencew7813 so, everybody has to die 🙄
Bruh yall slow asl lol
There absolutely no video proof out there of y’all’s claim 😂 get that tf outta here lmao
Every song you named came out way after screw buster screw been around since the 80's
WHOEVER SLOWED DOWN RNB IS THE BEST THING EVER
Yeah y'all shit slowed down our shit is screwed big difference
They sayin it started ALL OVER Florida and can’t even tell you the specific DJ that “started” it⁉️.. truth is we’ll never really know who was 1st because we’re too far away and too much time has passed to know.. it’s safe to say both states were doin his as far back as the 80’s but it’s not really worth makin an argument. Red should’ve never mentioned Screw in that fashion if he can’t prove his claim with receipts. Why even make a statement like that if you don’t know it be factual. All he had to say is we were listening to slow down music in the 80’s too. Not “we did it 1st”…
Jam pony and rock it rod
Rock it rod DJs look it up
Lmao stop it H town Southside.
SCREW Ain't Put Screwed And Chopped On Mixes🤦 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Only thing slowed down in florida is they mental😂
We go by facts y'all only hear what y'all wanna here
Florida is on the East Coast anyway not considered the South or the 3rd coast
😂 Florida has a longer Southern history than Texas. Texas in itself is not all South depending on the region. There is nothing Southern feeling about San Antonio lol.
No shit we're the gulf coast on the west
Bro im in my late 40's and i heard my first scew tape when i was in middle school and kids was laughing at me because i was late so you do the math Florida aint contributed nothing to the culture uncle Luke 😂😂😂 and a fight go with that Pimp C voice
Im 45 and been listening to slowed dowm music my whole life. I'm from Tampa.
@@Rio-3000 nigga I'm 45 and ain't no way possible you been listening to slowed down music for 45 years dude you just talking 🤣🤣🤣
Florida made that shit real
Life since the 80’s we just don’t chop it up
It took ya decades to say something so stupid
GOT TO BE SLOWED DOWN EVERYTHING I CANNOT LISTEN TO REGULAR MUSIC
We is fla
Make no damn sense
Florida slowed it down 1st.
@ 2:26 he sayin Jam Pony really talked dat talk. Not the pimp tryin 2 hard or ny 2 cool 4 schools but real slick rhymin off top enhancing records n makin magic fr