I have made 2 tutorials for making almost-real sounding scratch samples in renoise, using 4-5 native effects/patterncommands simultaneously, regarding real scratching physics.
they are here:
http://nagz.megesz.jol.hu/rns/scratch_tutorial_1.xrns
http://nagz.megesz.jol.hu/rns/scratch_tutorial_2.xrns
have fun, and please drop comments if you have any
all the best! 
n
wtf? is xml file?
right click → “save as” 
and it is zip file) with xml))))
Simplest XRNS-File for use with renoise 1.8. Dunno what is the problem here?
ohh now all is ok)
becouse i have download xrns as ZIP
nice.
i was trying this myself not long ago, but failed miserably.
Nice work, but why the automated filter?
May I include this one as a tuturial song in the next renoise release?
very big thanks)))
Hehe, impressive stuff. You nailed it pretty well.
Very interesting.
what a question, of course! i feel honoured
anyway, it is still not perfect. some rapid BPM would definitely help, and of course, narrow automatics, but hey, this is a good start:)
if anyone has better ideas (real turntablists are welcome:)), hit me!
n
I’ve tried to do fake scratching in renoise in the past but it was never nearly as good as this. I used a lfo device to control the filter but in the end that just made it more complicated because you still have to start and stop it and it can be a real hassle to sync the lfo… so I gave up. I’m gonna try your method tonight.
its good)
thanks)
i think it’s a bit too computerized, but all in all, good
curiosity sparked me on how many different scratch techniques there are in existence. i found this while looking for an established hierarchy of
something like a 36 chambers of scratching.
an this gives perfect examples!
http://dj.wikia.com/wiki/Scratching
ftp://ftp.scene.org/pub/music/groups/fusi…ce/fmc_lisz.mp3
This track has a combi of real scratch + the 1xx/2xx/4xx/b00 fx…
I scratched a few minutes and cut-up the sample.
haven’t heard enough scratching to know for sure, but
http://sisforawesome.com/renoise/scratch.mp3
just used 20xx.