He doesnt use records.
Im not sure exactly what sample, or track its from, but he just calls it noise. "I grab a noise loop, and..."

there the generic scratch noises

"ahhhhhhhhh"
"freshhhh"

you know the regular common scratches

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Originally posted by wiregen there the generic scratch noises "ahhhhhhhhh" "freshhhh" you know the regular common scratches

Yeah, "fresh" is known to be THE scratch sound.

I have no idea specifically which ones he uses, but the Super Seal records have all the sounds that he happens to use.

None of them are particularly unique, as far as I know.

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Originally posted by beats and beeps Yeah, "fresh" is known to be THE scratch sound.

Where could i find the fresh sample? vinly or digital

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Originally posted by DJ 00 Tommy Where could i find the fresh sample? vinly or digital

"Fresh" and "aaaaaah" are so common you can find them on almost any scratch record.(I think) I know you can find both at the beginning of super duck breaks on side b.