TopSillyGear wrote:

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…

trystudio wrote:

idk if this is already known but the og link for Hip Hop now no longer works bc the Wayback site got those “forbidden” limit that idek why that may happened (maybe bot checks? idk). we know it doesn't mean the track has been lost again and it already came from the Hip Hop Progressions library, but I still have the downloaded track, and the whole library also. i will post a project containing the downloaded track, and its variants as well if you need access to it again.

Cheezzychiknzzz wrote:

trystudio wrote:

idk if this is already known but the og link for Hip Hop now no longer works bc the Wayback site got those “forbidden” limit that idek why that may happened (maybe bot checks? idk). we know it doesn't mean the track has been lost again and it already came from the Hip Hop Progressions library, but I still have the downloaded track, and the whole library also. i will post a project containing the downloaded track, and its variants as well if you need access to it again.

This happens to ALL Internet Archive pages (at least for me)

DifferentDance8 wrote:

I may have just accidentally discovered another song that uses the same guitar as one of the Scratch loops? I vividly remember a similar guitar sound being used in one of the example sounds (as I also remember Scratch in association with that guitar sound), but a quick check at the 3.0 library found nothing.

No, it's not Guitar Chords1 or Guitar Chords2. This one is more rock-sounding guitars. It still might be worth noting because the track predates Scratch and could potentially point toward a shared GarageBand/stock loop/instrument source.

David and Goliath on that one audio website that Geometry Dash uses. The guitar part starts at 0:27.

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

does anyone remember the loop: “BigKat” ?

TBMTheFunniestPerson wrote:

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

does anyone remember the loop: “BigKat” ?

wait i dont remember seeing and hearing this on a scfratch library

TBMTheFunniestPerson wrote:

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

does anyone remember the loop: “BigKat” ?

wait i dont remember seeing and hearing this on a scfratch library

PauloPlayzVA wrote:

TBMTheFunniestPerson wrote:

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

does anyone remember the loop: “BigKat” ?

wait i dont remember seeing and hearing this on a scfratch library

Bigkat is the original name for the “Jungle” loop

mariofan864 wrote:

(#1892)
Are these the samples used from the birthday music used from Scratch's Sound Library?

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

let me show this:

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

let me show this:

-carlos-n wrote:

dsrrfvrhg wrote:

let me show this:

Is there a link to this?