dirty tape fx

can someone send me a dirty tape fx ? or where i can find one , i looked on kazaa , i couldnt find one.

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g_nicks wrote:can someone send me a dirty tape fx ? or where i can find one , i looked on 'PLEASE SUPPORT SOFTWARE DEVELOPERS' , i couldnt find one.

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I'm not sure if you are talking about just the sound of dirty tape going over a head or an effect plug in to lay over a sound but go to the link below (It's free). You can simulate it with this plug in. If you just want the sount of dirty tape going over a head then just take any loop etc. and decrease the volume to zero in your sound editor and then use the plug in to add only noise. It is made for a vinyl but you can make a sound like dirty tape also.
http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/vinyl/

i am only talking a bout a simple .wav or .mp3 sound i could add over my beats , a dirty tape or a vinyl type , that could make my beat sound older.

why not just sample part of an old vinyl record spinning when there is no sound, all u hear is the record spinning.

dont have a turntable...

oh boy....

that is a shame

Why don't you buy a cheap $10 cassette deck, record your samples to it and then sample them to the mpc?

OK my patience is short and so is my attention span. I will try to say this a nice as I can. Have you tried to do a search on the internet? You need to try to do some work for yourself and I think other people will be more than willing to help out on the things that are a bit above the basic tasks. Here is a link to a mp3 of vinyl noise that took me all of 2 minutes to find. Please don't take this as a dis but you really need to do some work for yourself if you want to ever succeed at music. Otherwise you will be another lost soul in a Karaoke Bar. Peace man

http://www.toxicbag.com/sounds/groovenoise.mp3

^^^^exactly......

Recording vinyl noise over a beat it pretty weak if you ask me, you can tell a mile away.
However, if you are going to shame yourself like this, record the vinyl noise over the beat and then chop it up again so it sounds as though each hit was taken from vinyl.
There's no substitue for the real thing though, if you're serious about your beats go buy a shtty turntable from somewhere and some old records, or go around your grandad's house and rob his.

No offense to anyone intended, but I can tell a mile away when some's just layer a track of vinyl noise on their beat and I ithink it takes any credibility of the beat away.