Scratching My Voice?

good evening I would like to know something, for those who are passionate about old school rap etc... I purchased a numark pt01 scratch turntable to connect it to my mpc live 2 even if now a doubt has arisen. How can I scratch my voice if I haven't pressed my a cappella recording on vinyl? I have seen many people plugging in their cell phones and scratching using the songs transferred from their phone since the vinyls they use are serato.

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good evening I would like to know something, for those who are passionate about old school rap etc... I purchased a numark pt01 scratch turntable to connect it to my mpc live 2 even if now a doubt has arisen. How can I scratch my voice if I haven't pressed my a cappella recording on vinyl? I have seen many people plugging in their cell phones and scratching using the songs transferred from their phone since the vinyls they use are serato.

https://serato.com/vinyl-and-accessorie ... black-pair

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCHmppwIdgc

Your problem doesn't have anything to do with the MPC.

I would like to do this, I necessarily need a vinyl (serato) ?

Edited your title as 'help me' is not descriptive.

Purchase some Serato timecode vinyl.
Record your vocal and save as a WAV on your computer.
Connect the numark to a computer running serato, it will authorize automatically.
Load the wav to a channel on serato
Scratch away - record the scratching within serato, or sample it into your MPC.

MPC-Tutor wrote:Edited your title as 'help me' is not descriptive.

Purchase some Serato timecode vinyl.
Record your vocal and save as a WAV on your computer.
Connect the numark to a computer running serato, it will authorize automatically.
Load the wav to a channel on serato
Scratch away - record the scratching within serato, or sample it into your MPC.

Thanks for your help, sorry if I wasn't precise in my questions, I've recently entered this musical world.
thank you again!