Scratcher is a dedicated sound-effect generator simulating the DJ Scratching technique.
The sound-effect is generated by editing 2 curves using the UI provided by the software.
The first curve is a time-map. It controls the back and forth movement of the audio sample being scratched.
The second curve controls the volume of the sound effect.
A control points can be added to a curve by a double-click, and can be edited by dragging. The time-map curve is a Cubic Hermite Spline (C1 continuous). Therefore, a slope value can be set for each control-point in addition to its position, where a value 0 is most common. The volume curve is simpler. It is piecewise linear (C0 continuous).
Optionally, the sound-effect can be mixed with a BGM in real time.
DJ Scratching resources can be found on internet, for example: https://soundsozai.com/dj-scratch-samples/
https://github.com/fynv/Scratcher/releases/
- Qt5
For Windows:
For Linux:
Install qt5-default using the system package manager, for example:
$ sudo apt install qt5-default
- FFMpeg 4.3
For Windows:
A prebuilt package can be found at https://www.gyan.dev/ffmpeg/builds/.
For Linux:
Install ffmpeg and libavformat-dev using the system package manager, for example:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jonathonf/ffmpeg-4
$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install ffmpeg
$ sudo apt install libavformat-dev
git clone https://github.com/fynv/Scratcher.git
For Windows, the variables "FFMPEG_ROOT" and "QT_ROOT" need to be set according to where the dependencies are installed. For Linux, these are not needed if the dependencies are installed to system locations (/usr/ for example).
After "make install", the binary can be found in the "bin" folder.
Scratcher is licensed under GPL 2.0