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How to Scratch on a Double Cassette Tape

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smg303

1 month ago

Not fake. Seen it live. This guy teaches a turntabilism class at Scottsdale Community College in AZ. Brought in two modified boom boxes. Did like 10 minutes worth. Greatest shit ever.

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Bryan

3 months ago

If you notice, when he does the fade, the beat goes with it. He just turned the volume down... Anyways, sick!

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contemplat-ed

3 months ago

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definately questionable.it wouldnt be possible for the fade effect.but he couldve modifyde a deck to do a scratch track

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Guest

5 months ago

oh my damn that is sweet

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Cheeseball

5 months ago

i did this back in the late 80's ;-)

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Guest

5 months ago

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fake. totally.

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Guest

6 months ago

yea you can tell he's messing with one of the buttons in order for that to happen. I think it's awesome myself.

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Guest

6 months ago

Would be awesome... besides the fact that he is "scratching&quo t; a tape of scratches and is too cheap to buy good video encoding software.

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Guest

6 months ago

crazy but a waste of time stick to your tables man cheers

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Arsey

6 months ago

Stupid fake. While it's possible to get the tape to transport back and forth across the heads, when doing so it doesn't make the "scratching&quo t; sound like vinyl. It just makes the same sound backwards. I have tried this on reel-to-reel machines and the sound was CLOSE to scratching, but not the same.

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