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DJ Cash Money Explains The Echo Scratch

Posted on March 24, 2015December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

Realistic mixer

DJ Cash Money broke down the story behind this timeless piece of audio on Facebook yesterday.

DJ Cash Money: Wow my man Too Tuff just sent me this…I haven’t heard this in years…The Cash Money Echo Scratch on Lady B’s Show…..Talk about taking me back? I remember the day after this was on the radio..I would hear everyone blasting this out of their cars…”Jerome is the King”…JJJJJerome is the jigajigajiga King….Hahahahahaha….I have to show what i did that scratch on….Classic Times!!!!

I used this machine to do this scratch…I turned this sideways and put masking tape on the delay fader so i couldn’t go up on the volume….Those were the days when you had to really think on being creative…The technology wasn’t there yet..So hearing this will always have a special place in my heart because this was the beginning of me starting to get recognized for what i do today….This was late 80’s….

5 thoughts on “DJ Cash Money Explains The Echo Scratch”

  1. kapikap says:
    March 24, 2015 at

    Nice piece, brings back memmories of the old beatbox with presets , programming and punching in and out on tape, and old pyramid mixer with rabbit kill switches and a big volume meter bouncing all over the place.

  2. Dubz says:
    March 25, 2015 at

    I remember this.

  3. Dmfslimm says:
    March 29, 2015 at

    The good ol days.

  4. Micky from Passyunk says:
    March 30, 2015 at

    Dope shit, if 99% of crap music writers weren’t fucking retards we could draw lines relating this to the furthest out Jamaican dub one side and some of the weird ass electronic post-punk beat noise from Europe– a rich era of new sounds.

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