iScratch allows you to produce the same scratching sound as a Turntablist without the need for a turntable, vinyl records, or a mixer.

Features

• Create scratches without a turntable, mixer, or vinyl records.
• iScratch produces realistic scratch sounds based on standard scratch notation - it "plays" the scratch with the realism of a turntable system.
• Anyone can add scratching to their music library.
• Create basic scratches from the built-in tools: Push, Pull, Baby, Release, Chirp, Tear, Hold.
• Add Fader control with the Click tool - several clicks can simulate a Crab.
• Choose any sound to scratch (AIFF format). Change input sounds during the composition.
• Control the duration of the input sound. The Waveform control shows exactly which portion of the input will be used to generate the scratch.
• Control the pitch of the scratch. Edit the notation so that it plays over a shorter time but uses the same amount of input sample. This will produce a higher-pitched scratch.
• Copy & paste notations to easily repeat parts of your scratch.
• Drag notations to change their position.
• Time and Measure tracks show how long your composition is. Create a few seconds or hours of scratching.
• Play back the scratch composition or just the notation you are working on.
• Play the input (source) sound.
• Add a backbeat.
• Use the Document Info window to title your composition, set its copyright, or add notes.
• When you save your iScratch file, all of the input samples used to create it are bundled into the file. Send it to a friend and they will see and hear exactly what you created.
• Print your scratch composition like sheet music to use for performances.
• Export your iScratch composition as an AIFF file. Put your composition on your web site or import it into GarageBand, Soundtrack, Logic, or your favorite music application.

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