Where do the Music Loops Come From? [UPDATED]

Fun_Cupcake_i81

Brilliant detective work, 0983432523462*!!!
Seriously impressive stuff. I honestly thought the files hashes were just random, never knew they were based on the contents of the file itself!

* Approximation. I'm sorry but that's too many numbers for my squishy lil brain to memorize.

minuteand1

You could have just copied and pasted…

dsrrfvrhg

too off-topic but.

What if we created our own “Digital-Audio-Workstation”? Like.

our own community contribution DAW? (i forgot mention that what if we can do an ENTIRE community DAW inside scratch).

Last edited by dsrrfvrhg (July 25, 2026 15:32:25)

PauloPlayzVA

i already use one!

i made like a singular contribution a while ago that was already discovered. do yall remember me?

dsrrfvrhg

PauloPlayzVA wrote:
i already use one!

i made like a singular contribution a while ago that was already discovered. do yall remember me?

CARACA! É a terceira vez que encontro tu mano! (inclusive te conheci faz muito tempo pelo seu projeto do Scratch girando).

PauloPlayzVA

vc quer dizer spinning friendos????

bem é relacionado

dsrrfvrhg

PauloPlayzVA wrote:
vc quer dizer spinning friendos????

bem é relacionado

ah não pera! Me confundi, na verdade foi em um projeto bem antigo de comemoração seu, que claro, tinha o Scratch dançando com uma animação incrivelmente bacana!

dsrrfvrhg

mas ok, como aqui é um tópico focado em achar os loops originais da biblioteca do scratch, acho que temos que parar de conversar um pouco.

dsrrfvrhg

I decided to do something related to that i said, i will create a forum announcing it. Who liked?

THE FORUM IS OFFICIALLY OPEN: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/898028/

Last edited by dsrrfvrhg (Aug. 11, 2026 02:28:50)

WPONTA

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dsrrfvrhg

GUYS! I FOUND THE MUSIC EXTENSION TROMBONE INSTRUMENT IN FL STUDIO'S CORE BRASS!!!

mariofan864

Are these the samples used from the birthday music used from Scratch's Sound Library?

Scratchtheguy1

Has anyone tried to use Wayback Machine or Internet Archive? I am too scared to download from there

.

I have some tips to find the lost media:

Use DuckDuckGo or Yandex (risky because it's a russian company)

Do metadata searches

Look for physical media in your living space

See thrift shops or flee markets (unlikely)

Use institutional archives

Contact original owners

TopSillyGear

any updates on techno/techno2?

-carlos-n

dsrrfvrhg wrote:
GUYS! I FOUND THE MUSIC EXTENSION TROMBONE INSTRUMENT IN FL STUDIO'S CORE BRASS!!!

flex core brass was released in 2026, its obviously not that bro.

Last edited by -carlos-n (Aug. 15, 2026 01:30:59)

Scratch_Cat_Coder8

Scratchtheguy1 wrote:
Has anyone tried to use Wayback Machine or Internet Archive? I am too scared to download from there .

I have some tips to find the lost media:
Use DuckDuckGo or Yandex (risky because it's a russian company)
Do metadata searches
Look for physical media in your living space
See thrift shops or flee markets (unlikely)
Use institutional archives
Contact original owners

A lot of that has already been done
Metadata searches were done during the baby years of this search (I even have an entire post dedicated to providing search info and metadata info)
Original owners have been contacted, I don’t know if anyone has contacted Scott Berdahl but Mike fleder said the loops were his, he just doesn’t know which one, and Jeff Lieberman said the extended versions of techno1 and 2 are likely buried deep on a hard drive

dsrrfvrhg

-carlos-n wrote:
dsrrfvrhg wrote:
GUYS! I FOUND THE MUSIC EXTENSION TROMBONE INSTRUMENT IN FL STUDIO'S CORE BRASS!!!
flex core brass was released in 2026, its obviously not that bro.

yeah i suspected that later, probably it's essential winds.

Nope, essential winds had come so much later in september.

edit: The source is: Sonic Implants Symphonic Brass (the “2 Trombones Legato” instrument in that library).

Last edited by dsrrfvrhg (Sept. 20, 2026 13:05:50)

TopSillyGear

Scratch_Cat_Coder8 wrote:
Scratchtheguy1 wrote:
Has anyone tried to use Wayback Machine or Internet Archive? I am too scared to download from there .

I have some tips to find the lost media:
Use DuckDuckGo or Yandex (risky because it's a russian company)
Do metadata searches
Look for physical media in your living space
See thrift shops or flee markets (unlikely)
Use institutional archives
Contact original owners
A lot of that has already been done
Metadata searches were done during the baby years of this search (I even have an entire post dedicated to providing search info and metadata info)
Original owners have been contacted, I don’t know if anyone has contacted Scott Berdahl but Mike fleder said the loops were his, he just doesn’t know which one, and Jeff Lieberman said the extended versions of techno1 and 2 are likely buried deep on a hard drive

has anyone tried contacting Jeff Lieberman for the techno tracks? idk if we have his email address…

PauloPlayzVA

dsrrfvrhg wrote:
-carlos-n wrote:
dsrrfvrhg wrote:
GUYS! I FOUND THE MUSIC EXTENSION TROMBONE INSTRUMENT IN FL STUDIO'S CORE BRASS!!!
flex core brass was released in 2026, its obviously not that bro.
yeah i suspected that later, probably it's essential winds.

Nope, essential winds had come so much later in september.

well FL Studio definetly doesn't use scratch's music block, so at the very least this proves atleast one music extension intrument wasn't produced by the scratch team.

Scratchtheguy1

Has anybody tried this?

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