Choose one of the drop-down menu's (which I've circled ... er, rectangled), and go to select -> Fruity Scratcher.  Here's what the Fruity Scracher looks like:

And where's I've circled it is where you go to add a sample.  Should be self-explanatory from there.

IsThisIt_basic

I have a question.....I know the Fruity Scratcher. I know how to use it but how can you make it a part of the song? I mean you scratch right but for what purpose? How can you make that scratch you just did a part of your song? nothing you just mess around with it?

BTW thanks for the scratch tutorials :)

haha, just keep at it man; this stuff definetely doesn't come over night, but hopefully this guide will speed the process up a bit.

And yeah, Thug_Online, I got some answers to your scratching question coming sometime soon; I've got a couple ways of doing it.

And BE CLEAR - hot s**t on the way; I've got a mini-tutorial on the way for doing g-funk synths.  I remember a long time ago Gamezero was asking how to get notes to sorta "slide" from one to the next, and this will do it.  If you ever wanted to capture those 90's era West Coast Dre synths, this should help.  Don't sleep.

IsThisIt_basic

niiicccccceeeeeee tnx man!

Glad I could help, Thug_Online.

*tutorial here*

IsThisIt_basic

it sounds exactly the same!

NICE WORK!

dumb question...........is Beyonce in the Gold Digger video?

I'm sure that one of the ladies look like her