AnalogX Scratch is a music tool that lets you load up to two samples, one is used for "scratching" to simulate the sound of a DJ scratching a record and the other is used to help you keep rhythm (ie. a break beat loop). It works by stopping and dragging the waveform under the play index (white line in the middle of the waveform display) like you would move a record under the needle. When you let off of the mouse button, the waveform continues to scroll by as it plays. The scratching can be output to a 44.1kHz, 16-bit WAV file so you can use it in a song or for further processing or playback in any sample editor. It also includes a little mixer that lets you vary the level of the WAV's it has loaded, and change the playback speed +/- 50%.

Features

• Simple interface that provides fast and scalable visual waveform feedback
• Adjustable hand/scratch sensitivity
• Adjustable loop and scratch playback volume and speed/pitch (+/- 50%)
• Saves output to 44.1kHz, 16-bit WAV files

Requirements

• Windows 95/98/NT
• Pentium recommended
• 8 MB RAM