Scratch Loopers Download
Heidi Asman
Started in 2010, ScratchLoopers has been sharing loopers from Djs and producers from around the world. Djs and musicians come to ScratchLoopers to discover new beats and loops. You can upload and share your own loopers as well. Made in Los Angeles, California.
I started DJing around 1995 after begging my parents for years to get me a DJ set for my birthday but my main focus has always been scratching/turntablism so I never really got into all in one controllers but I certainly dont mind them either.
But have been using DVS since around 2009 and always loved the options with loops and effects and not having to carry heavy crates to a gig. Even though I grew up listening to Hip Hop mostly I played various genres like Big Beats/Funky Breaks, Dubstep, Elektro, NuSkool Breaks, Deep House etc. because I always enjoyed long transitions a lot more than the quick cut ups that are predominant in Hip Hop. I quit playing in public a few years ago though because the audience really lost all appreciation for a DJ in my area. For the most part I could easily ignore it because usually I opened up for others and therefor could play anything I wanted instead of having to please the crowd but eventually it got more frustrating than being fun so it was the right thing to do.
Waiting for a Headache sound omni. Had issues with installing a pnp2 fader to a roland 99. In the process sold a 1210 mk2. Kept another though ( just not fully mint ) In case omni isnt up to par. Mainly hoping fader is sharp because the deck will compliment my ios setup with all its controllers. Saying that. Hoping although might not be possible. Use omni with an iphone ( djplayer for cue points. Then output sound of omni to a zoom u44. then coaxial ( spdif ) to another zoom u44. So it will be in AUM. Hoping duplicating the input ( but every input apart from one at a time ) is on/not bypassed. This way the bypasses will be via midi keyboard/controller and the same midis be also midi to record on an auv3 loopers. Bypass right brings in sound and also presses record and bypass left takes away input and stops record. Also hoping the tonearm is like a 1210 where the headshell is removable for a concorde scratch. Otherwise Id need to buy another cart. A lot a hopes. Will post when it arrives.
Also with the concorde scratch. Maybe Id buy just a concorde digital needle for the concorde scratch cart. Apart from being pink but with a red tip. Should I buy a digi needle to preserve a serato vinyl?
I started djing in the late 90s mainly because of my love of hip hop and growing up watching scratch djs in videos alongside the mc. I got a set of cheap belt drive soundlabs and started badly mixing my small collection of hip hop, electro, funk, punk and techno records.
Long story short I left my boring office job at 20 and spent the next 10 - 15 years djing 2-3 times a week and working in a record store being music obsessed. Ran my own nights but mainly djed for as a resident in some of my fav places in belfast. Got to dj on the bill with some of my fav artists such as de la soul, dj shadow, Dave Clarke, goldie, soulwax, scratch perverts and loads of others.
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