What happened scratching in music? 20 years ago it was very common. Hip hop, trip hop, nu metal and even pop music had a lot of scratching! It's gives the music a "slick" feel, so, what happened to it?
What happened scratching in music? 20 years ago it was very common. Hip hop, trip hop...
Ian Nguyen
Joshua Reyes
its become a cliche, a novelty sound effect, like a slide whistle or a vibraslap.
Tyler Ramirez
It became played out. Once you started hearing it in pop music like Hanson's MmmBop, it was a sign that mainstream people thought it was a fun little novelty. It's why in the 2000s, unless you're listening to chopped n screwed music, 80s throwback electro/funktronica like Chromeo, or you got into what would now be called turntablism music and chillhop/"lo-fi hip hop" (which is basically trip hop and instrumental jazz rap fused together), it all but vanished. Now it's a niche thing that's actually surprising to hear these days.
Robert Hill
Nu metal killed it.
Since then, it has last been seen done tastefully in the odd trip hop song or two
Nathan Martinez
this lol it sounds dated as fuck
might as well ask what happened to basso continuo OP
Carson Anderson
The wicky wicky's coming back in the 2030s
it will be glorious
Josiah Torres
youtube.com
still good
Gavin Cooper
Just stick to playing acoustic guitar
Adrian Robinson
I realized how much I missed it when I listened to Gorillaz first album and it was all over Sound Check (Gravity)
Landon Taylor
It's been banned to protect the records.
Gavin Robinson
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Joseph Smith
It became as much of a 90s cliche as snapback hats so people stopped doing it.
Nathan Turner
>What happened washboards in music? 80 years ago it was very common. Blues, country, bluegrass, even folk music had a lot of washboards! It's gives the music a "scratchy" feel, so, what happened to it?
Jason Morgan
You ain't wrong
Angel Harris
make the perfect 4-piece, Any Forums
>turntable
>washboard
>tambourine
>cahone
Anthony Williams
>genre: progressive dreamfunk
Christopher Scott
jej
Jonathan Rivera
i like this song
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Dominic Rogers
See? This would be just a standard indie rock song but with the scratches it becomes something special. Wake up people! Start scratching!
Samuel Edwards
That album is one of the best trip hop albums of all time.