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Drags Transformers for DJs
Author: Stephen Webber
Lesson description
Learn how to do drags and transformers on the turntables from Berklee College of Music faculty member Stephen Webber. Stephen Webber teaches beginning DJs the art of playing the turntables as a musical instrument. Play right now!
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