Use the USB cable that came with your turntable to connect it to a USB port on your computer.
Step 2: Open iTunes.
On your computer, open the iTunes application.
Step 3: Select the music you want to add to Scratch.
In iTunes, select the music files that you want to add to Scratch. You can select multiple files by holding down the Command key (on a Mac) or the Control key (on a Windows computer) while clicking on the files.
Step 4: Drag and drop the music files onto the Scratch workspace.
Once you have selected the music files that you want to add to Scratch, drag and drop them onto the Scratch workspace. The music files will be added to the "My Sounds" library in Scratch.
Step 5: Use the music files in your Scratch projects.
You can use the music files that you have added to Scratch in your Scratch projects. To do this, simply drag and drop the music files from the "My Sounds" library onto the Scratch stage.
You can also use the music files to create your own sound effects. To do this, open the "Sound Editor" in Scratch by clicking on the "Tools" menu and selecting "Sound Editor." In the Sound Editor, you can use the different tools to edit the sound files and create your own unique sound effects.