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I don't know much about turntables/scratching but I'm curious about a few things...
I am planning on getting a Stanton str8 150 sometime in the near future (when I'm not broke) along with an American audio mixer.
My main question is how do producers scratch rappers voices in the hooks of their songs, cuz most likely they do not have all those vinyls to be finding the dope lyrics to be scratching. Are they simply recording their scratches in sereto (mp3 scratches)? And if so can you use a direct drive vinyl turntable to scratch in an mp3 scratcher like sereto?
Prolly a dumb question but idk...u most likely have to have a mp3 turntable currect? Unless u own the vinyl your looking to scratch of course...
I am planning on getting a Stanton str8 150 sometime in the near future (when I'm not broke) along with an American audio mixer.
My main question is how do producers scratch rappers voices in the hooks of their songs, cuz most likely they do not have all those vinyls to be finding the dope lyrics to be scratching. Are they simply recording their scratches in sereto (mp3 scratches)? And if so can you use a direct drive vinyl turntable to scratch in an mp3 scratcher like sereto?
Prolly a dumb question but idk...u most likely have to have a mp3 turntable currect? Unless u own the vinyl your looking to scratch of course...
---True turntablists are known digging junkies! That means they collect vinyl and hoard it. If you haven't heard that voice on the lyric before, it's because it's probably from some 70's record dusted off and layed down. Yes is the answer to your second question. Serato, samples, MP3s, CDs... and the answer to your third question is yes, you can scratch an MP3 w/ a direct drive TT & software like Serato, Traktor, or Torq.