Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
By KidQuan Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:03 am
never said i was a digger
never said i wanted to be

i still have fun with what i do, and give my respect to those who still do it the natural way

no i didnt pay for my programs (costs $400, plus all the refills i have total to $1000) - got mine from a friend
so thats a G I just saved. Thats like u knockin sum1 that uses a cracked version of photoshop instead of paying for it, does it make that big of a difference?


and no, there arent many record companies by me anymore, one old mom and dad pop shop but i have no use for it. HMV used to be only 4 blocks away from me, and because of the excessive cd bootlegging (that took place DIRECTLY right in front of their doors) they closed their shop and are not only in canada.

I didnt cite price as being my only option for not using vinyl. Space is my main reason. Vinyl takes up hella space.

And ima keep it real sampling using recycle + reason is easy for my needs. More up to date, which suits my personality perfect

One guy mentioned he loved getting dusty sampling... i hate getting dirty period unless im ****
One guy mentioned he liked looking at the cover art, I could care less for cover art. Even for albums I buy today I just pop the cd in and rip it straight to itunes and pop it back in the case and keep it fresh. I didnt even read my favorite artists cd booklet (lupe fiasco) til like 4 months after purchasing.

But much love to what ya like to do, we all got our methods
IDK Why ya hating so hard on the non-vinyl'ers

Seems like people scared to say they sample them shits
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By buddy maxwell Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:25 am
KidQuan wrote:IDK Why ya hating so hard on the non-vinyl'ers


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I'm hating on people (not just you, for the record) posting in the crate digger section
when all they talk about is downloading mp3's...

I could give a f*ck less where eveyone samples from...I really don't care -
but 75% of this forum is threads about sampling mp3's and why everyone should,
and why vinyl doesn't work for them - and THAT's what bothers me...
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By mr_debauch Tue Apr 21, 2009 4:53 am
hey i miss cover art. I think music was only half te deal when buying records although when that was the main medium I wasn't around.... but i can picture it. I like those records that have a case that opens in half and is filled with all sorts of stuff. Credits, well that is some corporate stuff and sure it is cool to know... but I like seeing the entire presentation that the musician is giving us. The more recent cds that I have seen people with are often ... well the book has adds for other albums comming out and website addresses... a pic or two sometimes... sometimes the "i want to thank jesus" bit.... but that is about it.

I am tempted to make an album (lol, I am not even signed.. hahaha) with a CD pocket, but the case is the size of a vinyl case. lol... too bad it costs a lot to make a lot prints like that.
By jpeg Tue Apr 21, 2009 8:49 am
diggin is just getting dope music, that also has uses for sampling, previously it was for collectors and djs but as time changes the demographic
changes and the term is expanded to encompass more shit.

so diggin on-line is still valid cos ur still searching out music and sample worthy sounds but now ur taking advantage of technology
and getting access to records u may neva find or shit u could not afford if u did find.
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By buddy maxwell Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:41 pm
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jpeg wrote:diggin is just getting dope music


jpeg wrote:so diggin on-line is still valid


But this is the Crate Diggers section...show me the crate (when you "dig" through mp3's)
and maybe I'll believe you..............but I doubt it


And this may seem trivial to some of you cats out there, especially those of you who
have come up after cd's were old, but it's not. If we don't take a stand for our culture,
then who will???

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By KidQuan Tue Apr 21, 2009 7:23 pm
buddy maxwell wrote:
KidQuan wrote:IDK Why ya hating so hard on the non-vinyl'ers


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Here's what the forum description says. Read...

Crate Diggers
Talk and share knowledge on rare records, [*]sources[*] of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc



And I just signed up for this forum, so idk what the other threads are about in this section
but THIS is just ONE THREAD
its like damn, let people breath

Im not gonna try and define what "Diggin" is
Thats like when soulja boy said hip hop is just "dancing, partying, and making music"

But as far as shooting down a method ya dudes is wildin.
By KidQuan Wed Apr 22, 2009 3:35 am
ssnedden wrote:I'm not shooting down sampling online sources. I'm saying you shouldn't shoot down sampling vinyl.
It's the ****.

Digging through a crate of gems >>>>>> Digging through google results.


see!
thats the thing, no one that is hear is shooting down sampling vinyl
we only saying that we have our preferences
its the vinyl samplers bein stingy not wanting to let the newcomers have fun :(

poundaproblem wrote:
ssnedden wrote:I'm not shooting down sampling online sources



I am :lol: ! Phuck that....let em e-dig haha Ill be at the record spot finding that nice warm analog love.


well have fun with that, you have a bigger drive for music production than i do. Now do us level 2 samplers a favor and upload them shits :)
By jpeg Wed Apr 22, 2009 11:38 am
its haterim peeps dont want someone else to have rare records but really they should not be concerned with the methods others use
to gather sample worthy sounds.

i understand the idea of paying dues but fact is u can give a dude all the best records and they may not listen or they
will still make wackness so dont trip.

the records aint rare no more times have changed even teh secret record that it took u 10 years to find someone else has that record
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By mr_debauch Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:16 pm
really?

well often that is the case...

how ever, I have about 50 or so 45's that I somehow dont think anyone has and if they do they aren't sampling from them. they are records printed like 50 years ago or something in old communist jugoslavia. Back in those days you had to watch what types of things you had because often things like that could have you thrown in jail. I have a few books also that were illegal to own.
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By poundaproblem Wed Apr 22, 2009 5:23 pm
mr_debauch dont listen to him...he has no clue what he is talking about. Of course other people have rare records but I know for a fact that I have some super rare records as well. I have been lucky to have a few older buddies who have worked in radio stations. I have DEMO's of cats who never made it, I have promo copies I have stuff from other countries....sure someone else may have it but the odds of them doing what I do with it are slim to none, ESPECIALLY if they are collectors...but yea Edigging is ghey.....no such thing as a "RARE" dowload :lol: :lol:
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By mr_debauch Wed Apr 22, 2009 6:17 pm
poundaproblem wrote:mr_debauch dont listen to him...he has no clue what he is talking about. Of course other people have rare records but I know for a fact that I have some super rare records as well. I have been lucky to have a few older buddies who have worked in radio stations. I have DEMO's of cats who never made it, I have promo copies I have stuff from other countries....sure someone else may have it but the odds of them doing what I do with it are slim to none, ESPECIALLY if they are collectors...but yea Edigging is ghey.....no such thing as a "RARE" dowload :lol: :lol:



that is the thing, if you download it that means currently somebody else has it. However, because the internet is global there are a lot of foreign music files available not even written in english text that can be crazy. I like downloading stuff with triangles and squares in the title... haha. Often it is traditional music that has interesting ... hmmm.. percussion breaks? lol.. or little stringed intrument licks that you otherwise would never have heard. The cool thing also is often those come in .flac or other strange audio formats that I cant think of right now.
By KidQuan Wed Apr 22, 2009 7:06 pm
poundaproblem wrote:mr_debauch dont listen to him...he has no clue what he is talking about. Of course other people have rare records but I know for a fact that I have some super rare records as well. I have been lucky to have a few older buddies who have worked in radio stations. I have DEMO's of cats who never made it, I have promo copies I have stuff from other countries....sure someone else may have it but the odds of them doing what I do with it are slim to none, ESPECIALLY if they are collectors...but yea Edigging is ghey.....no such thing as a "RARE" dowload :lol: :lol:


ohh so this is what its all about
Having "Rares"

smh.. lol

man even Nas said it himself. "Aint nothing new under the sun, aint who did it, its how its done"

with that being said, im inspired to make the best I can out of whatever. I mean damn, I just sampled a song that came out a month ago, and I bet if I posted it up here absolutely NONE OF YOU would know what song it was and it got crazy plays on MTV.

Gimme like a month though, When that tax return come in im going to get another camera, speaker monitors, my Akai MPK 49 (or Akai MPD32) and Ima start with posting vids on youtube. IDK why you guys STILL beefin so hard

Do any of you people here who hate sampling mp3's and the latter have your beats on this site?
Id like to hear some of your stuff out, see is there something im missing out on

And just 1 question to anyone on here

To your MPC'ers, have any of you broke even selling your beats vs. all your recods you buy + equipment?

Ive only made $10 off my beats lol (but i only have 3 for sale)