Vinyl Scratch FX

One thing I’m lacking in the many imaging FX libraries I own is Vinyl scratch fx, not, scratching the needle across the disc so as to scratch and harm the vinyl, but, the ones you hear in 90s wrapcore, Linken park, and, in a lot of hot chr or hip-hop station imaging. So, I decided to buy a Vinyl practice scratch disc, hope it had the sample sounds I wanted put it on my record player, record it, then take the recording into DJ iOS, and scratch it, and cut the good stuff up into a small fx library! It sounds dope! Especially for my first time scratching ever.

I think of these as starters in imaging, using my other libraries to fill the imaging out with other needed fx, but I think this will add a lot.

Listen, and download audio below.

ScratchFX(Full).m4aDownload

Notey-Project.com going away next week.

Hey all, just a quick note to let you know that Notey-Project is going away in 6 days. Feel free to go download whatever you need from the site in the mean time!

Thanks for your support!!

Shopping your music demo, in todays digital age

I’ve always been, and still am, a believer in a music demo. I take Lyft, ride share, to and from work every day, and meet a lot of super interesting people. Some of them, I’d like to pass my music off too.

I have found that their’s something, enticing,and almost gift like, about phisycal media, a physical demo. The problem is, cd’s are now pretty much obsolete. This does leave a couple of options, we have, the QR code, which can lead to a website. That’s cool, and I’m not against it. The micro sd card, I’m not really for. The Usb flashdrive, I’m almost for, but, what about the, USB c, flash drive! Ah, that’s the one I want. Most phones, especially Droids, and newer Iphones sport USB c ports.

I found one, Sandisc, only sporting a USB c, plug, 32 gb, for just under 10 bucks! It fits into Iphones even with a otterbox like case attached.

SanDisk 32GB Ultra USB Type-C… https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081DFPN3T?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

‘Because these are still kind of in the, unknown, you get that extra element of surprise! wo! what the? cool! effect! It worked yesterday, as I shopped one to a friend I have made at our local UPS store.

I’d suggest mp3 or m4a files, but the format is up to you. I created a snazzy crossfaded demo with SPL Studio, and set it as 01 and then put the individual tracks as 02 through 11.

Pretty cool concept. Listen to mine below.