Yeah, Boy! (talking Flavor here)
The following table provides access to scratches the terminatorX community created and kindly shared with me. Please keep them scratches coming…
| Scratch | Author | Description |
| Accenture Theme.mp3 2MB |
Jorge SandÃn | Excellent instrumental featuring scratching Jorge created using terminatorX – you can listen to more of Jorge’s work on his soundcloud page. Note that the audio is available under the terms of Creative Commons. |
| jazzyscratch.mp3 550kB |
Gregory A. Aluise alias DJ Giant ‘G’ |
From the Farnky Boyz’ album. |
| en_ghane_cigo.mp3 7.4MB |
Arthur Moore | “Modern Music” (no beats involved). |
| dark_rivers.mp3 4.6MB |
Arthur Moore | “Think Stravinsky, Shoenberg, Cage, Stockhausen”. |
| ving.mp3 8.3MB |
Arthur Moore | “Not cheesy LDS artist stuff”. |
| asapien_scratch.mp3 544kB |
Brian Redfern | This scratch is just a sample of a full 45min terminatorX set, which was available at the author’s website which seems to be down now. The whole set is terminatorX plus an external reverb box. |
| aint.mp3 848kB |
Fernando S. Fabreti | Ain’t no DJ but love to scratch! Created with his own turntable. |
| this.mp3 1.4MB |
me | My 3.5 demo |
| cutitup.mp3 780kB |
Gregory A. Aluise alias DJ Giant ‘G’ |
Cut it up! “Mixed in 15 min” |
| stores.mp3 1.3MB |
Tony Lambiris | Stores Scratch |
| hamsterscratch.mp3 80kB |
Will Weiser | Quick Hamster Scratch |
| terminatorX.mp3 470kB |
me | Messing with Public Enemy aka the tX title-scratch 😉 |
| interrupt.mp3 120kB |
John B. Fink | Meat Beat Manifesto Meets Orson Wells |
| linus.mp3 200kB |
myself | Linus pronounces Linux – from the silly sounds (see kernel archives) |
In case you want to get on the list above download terminatorX, practice and record your scratching. If you have a scratch to share go ahead and send me your best scratch.
Hi, love scratching and love this jackd enhaced tool for it! thanks man. You can listen and download some scratches I did with TerminatorX from here:
https://soundcloud.com/sandin/accenture-theme
It’s free, of course (Creative Commons). You can upload it here if you like it, have fun!
Wow, great stuff! Now this features really “high performance” use of terminatorX. I assume you also play the guitars on your tracks? Well done! I added your theme to the list above with a link to your soundcloud page, let me know if you want me to add anything else, thanks for sharing!
Hey! Thanks for creating such a fantastic piece of software. So great! Just finished a hip-hop track using terminatorX: https://soundcloud.com/chrisbeckstrom/whos-bad
Sweet! That track is nicely laid-back and I really like what you did with Bill and Seth there! Would you mind sharing what other tools were involved in creating it? Also, would it be OK with you if I add a link of even a copy of the audio to this page?
Heloo, i am so happy with aseqjoy that i visited your website and learned that TeminatorX is coming from here! If i get joy running with all these old turningwheels and gamecontrollers that is not an issue because this Rocks and all the scraches from people too yeah!
I have used terminatorX for over a decade. I love it so much, and there is nothing else exactly like it.
One thing I really like is that you can make just about any kind of music with it, and build muscle-mem around keys and switching turntables & scratching and stuff (similar to a regular instrument, and maybe more-so than a real turntable, even, at least for me.)
Here is an old & weird experimental song we used to perform live a lot, where I used only terminatorX & a pitch-shifter (for voice). This was recorded in 1 take:
https://soundcloud.com/deadkonsumer/possum-in-the-jungle
Here is another old & weird one made with terminatorX & friend on synth, also in 1 take:
https://soundcloud.com/deadkonsumer/exterminator