Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By TheFirstJimBo Thu Mar 01, 2007 9:19 am
I have no problem sharing samples with friends or even forum members like I've done before. I remember when I was first around these forums.... I battled a dude (that I still speak to on aim) and asked him if he could share his hi hat program because I really like his hihat samples and I ended getting clowned and learning a lesson on these forums about sharing :twisted:

but overtime, I realized that its like my n!gga told me... "its not the sample, its how you flip it" -Alex G
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By incurablebeatlust Fri Mar 02, 2007 4:59 am
ha. i didnt even read the other posts i just replied..

By mechp Fri Mar 02, 2007 5:22 pm
Madlib drops loops with nothing but drums on top. Tell me he's not 2007.

I hate it when cats claim flippin loops is not making music...what you think no one has ever played a ma7th on a guitar before? Sampling is a postmodern art that is all about reapropriation and context.
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By Cheech Fri Mar 02, 2007 5:56 pm
actually madlib drops a lot of loops with nothing on top, just plain loops.
sometimes he's a little off but i love most of his stuff

By robel Thu Mar 22, 2007 1:57 am
this is a really touchy subject cause me personally i am a chopper, but there will always be a certain record that has an ill loop that you just cant cut up and rearrange.

p.s.
R.I.P. once again to the golden era
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By c0mplex Thu Mar 22, 2007 4:06 pm
Cheech has spoke pure sense in this thred! Anyone who argues against what he's said regardless to theyre personal tastes in makin beats (choppin or loopin) just dont understand fully how this sh!t works..

Cheech has hit the nail bang on the head... perfect explanations
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By Contra Fri Mar 23, 2007 7:19 pm
Gggeeoorrggee wrote:
Cheech wrote:still it takes talent and ear to find some melodies or riffs... a straight two bar loop that's actually starting from the middle of a bar, from a 15 minute, odd time signature free jazz session that you need to sample through the left channel because on the right channel the saxophone is mixed way too high etc etc..




If thats your idea of puttin in work, then i have more respect for a 7th grader learning the flute in music class. Thats just the technical side of sampling not the creative side.


you could argue that too, sayin its technical, creativity inspires you to hear out that dope sample to use in the middle of a bar of freejazz, not technicality