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Posted by Toufas on Oct-31-2005 21:49:

eddie halliwell scratch sound

can anyone post a link to that sound as i cant find it anywhere?
and plz, no "its in many scratch records" answers...


Posted by SpecRadio on Oct-31-2005 21:55:

I'll upload both sides to this record for you. Q-Bert Secrets of the Y Formula.

Let me encode to mp3


Posted by Toufas on Oct-31-2005 22:06:

[email protected] or post here mate
thanks a lot


Posted by SpecRadio on Oct-31-2005 22:12:

http://s44.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=...JP3ROX1LJAJQUYO



Should have most of the original scratch samples. And i'm sure halliwell uses the classic "Aaah" sound.


Posted by Toufas on Oct-31-2005 22:26:

thanks a lot again, i think i spotted the sounds...now i only need to make it repeat itself into infinity:P


Posted by Toufas on Oct-31-2005 22:34:

the aaah is in the 2nd sound at the begginning right?


Posted by Zild on Oct-31-2005 22:48:

Yeah it's right after the beep. Like you said its on EVERY scratch record ever made.


Posted by SpecRadio on Nov-01-2005 02:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Zild
Yeah it's right after the beep. Like you said its on EVERY scratch record ever made.


No it's not

I have one from like 1970 and it's crap. And I have another from like 1990...and it's crap. I only have 3 scratch records with the "aaah" sound on it


Posted by Toufas on Nov-01-2005 03:08:

i cant recreate the sound with ableton :/


Posted by Zild on Nov-01-2005 13:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Toufas
i cant recreate the sound with ableton :/


The scratch he does? Of course not. It's a chirp you need to baby scratch the ahhh with your hands while using the crossfader to cut the sample so that only a little staccato piece is audible from the beginning and the end of the sample.


Posted by Toufas on Nov-01-2005 15:45:

no no, he has one sound on repeat and then he uses the efx along that
same as what zabiela did on the video from alive.


Posted by Zild on Nov-01-2005 20:33:

You mean scratching and then looping the scratch and manipulating the loop with the EFX?


Posted by _-MIl0 on Nov-01-2005 20:38:

Anyone got a audio sample of eddie doing this scratching, never heard it myself


Posted by Toufas on Nov-01-2005 20:41:

http://electronica-central.com/file...biela+Mad+Stuff
the "classic scratch sound" in that video.


Posted by Omega_Blue on Nov-01-2005 20:57:

quote:
Originally posted by _-MIl0
Anyone got a audio sample of eddie doing this scratching, never heard it myself


there was a really nice clip of eddie halliwell at godskitchen scratching posted up here recently... try searching for that


Posted by Zild on Nov-01-2005 20:59:

So what part of that are you trying to do? I am confused.


Posted by Toufas on Nov-02-2005 04:01:

1:05 in the video, i want that sound.


Posted by SpecRadio on Nov-02-2005 05:02:

That's the Aaah sample at a slower tempo

And cut somewhere in the middle.


Posted by Toufas on Nov-02-2005 12:21:

anyone can make it for me ?


Posted by Zild on Nov-02-2005 13:50:

Make a loop using part of the ahhhhh sample and repeat it that is all it is.


Posted by Toufas on Nov-02-2005 18:39:

is it in the mp3 that was posted? if yes,where


Posted by SpecRadio on Nov-02-2005 20:51:

Are you retarded. I helped you, as with other people have. It's the "Aaah" scratch.

Slow it down, don't use a program like albeton. They aren't made for scratching...not even zabiela crap.

Put it in a CDJ and slow it down, loop it.

http://www.specradio.com/samples.rar.


Posted by Zild on Nov-02-2005 21:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Toufas
is it in the mp3 that was posted? if yes,where


It's the voice that says AHHHH after the beep in the first skipless scratch sample. (beat beat beat, beeep, AHHHHHHH)over and over. Take that AHHH part and make a loop with it thats all he does, but you need CDJs.


Posted by Toufas on Nov-02-2005 22:03:

thanks a lot both, i will try my best to do what i want (what i have in mind actually)


Posted by Nemesis44 on Nov-03-2005 19:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Toufas
no no, he has one sound on repeat and then he uses the efx along that
same as what zabiela did on the video from alive.


No he doesn't, he does chirp the way a Turntablist does. It's not that hard, just takes a little while to get the speed and coordination right.

Cheers
Nem



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