: The end of this 1982 track by Fab 5 Freddy contains a vocoded voice saying, "Ahhhhh, this stuff is really fresh". The "Ahhh" and "Fresh" sounds are the most scratched samples in history, appearing in over 2,150 songs .
: It is typically used to signal a sudden stop in action, a social faux pas, or a "wait, what?" moment. DJ Scratches Sound Effects
: In 1983, Herbie Hancock and Grandmixer DXT brought scratching to the mainstream with this hit, proving that the turntable was a legitimate tool for jazz and electronic music. : The end of this 1982 track by
: Produced by Trevor Horn , this 1982 track introduced the UK to scratching by blending hip-hop techniques with square dancing calls. 🎬 The "Record Scratch" Trope appearing in over 2