Hi,
If you head to Djuced settings and select General, you'll see a slider called scratch sensitivity. Play around with that - it should help making it suit better.
Wait a sec. Are you sure it's scratching and not backspinning we're talking about?
The jogwheels are not flywheels. 
However if you want to have a longer backspin, it's doable, just need to work more with your hand - like this around 2:15.
Hello Ninosan,
Djuced Scratch sensitivity setting
Djuced setting "Scratch sensitivity" (in Settings > General) lets you set the jog wheel sensitivity in scratch mode.
The default sensitivity is the the same as a 33.3333 RPM rotation speed (33.3333 RPM: 1 rotation = 1 minute/33.3333 = 60s/33.333333 = 1.8s), so if your track BPM is 133.333333 BPM, 1 rotation = 133.33333/60sx1.8s = 4 beats = 4 bars.
If you increase the scratch sensibility, 1 rotation lasts more than 4 beats, if you reduce the sensibility, 1 rotation lasts less than 4 beats, but you understand the number of beats in a rotation depends on the track BPM.
Change backspin
You can make a longer backspin if in Djuced > Settings , you change the Braking "End Time".
Of course, it does not only change the backspin, but also the time spent between the moment you press on pause and the moment the track stops.
thanks for the explanation. I'll try'
