Many DJ's have added iPods to their setups, and some cool equipment has been made available for them. Now, here's a piece of software for you all to use: iScratch.
iScratch lets you scratch and reverse audio tracks on your iPod, using the scroll wheel as you would a turn table. Note that iScratch requires you to install Linux on your iPod, so you have been warned.
So, with that in mind, get to it. iScratch is free and open source.
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