Where can I get a sound affect of the needle over phonograph?

2 Responses to “Where can I get a sound affect of the needle over phonograph?”

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   #1
   Twisted_Ace
   February 18th, 2010 3:11 pm

   Couple of questions here:

   Do you actually mean sound effect, as opposed to sound affect? (They are totally different things…)

   What exactly does "needle over phonograph" mean?
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   #2
   AnYing
   February 18th, 2010 3:43 pm

   You need to describe more about what your need it for/what part of the process you want ?

   The arm of an old radiogram raising and lowering to the record.
   The sound of the needle landing on the run-in groove
   The sound of some song playing on the player,
   The end runoff loop, and the needle in that loop (at what speed 78, 45,33 1/3 rpm)
   A radiogram taking the arm off the record at the end ?

   Or just a scratchy sound to put over the top of a good recording ?
   - there were a few examples of pop bands in the past producing 2/3/4/5 mins of ’silence’ recordings..

   - or the hum of an old amplifier ??

   why not just play a record on a record player ?

   You really need to explain more precisely what it is you are needing.
   The title is just to imprecise

   Being very strict,
   A needle (the stylus) hanging over a record player (phonograph) it itsefl would make no sound at all, as it would not be touching anything
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