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By Re: Sat Jun 10, 2006 7:54 am
or...

how many records do you usually use for making a beat?

(not asking to try and find a certain "formula", just wondering curiosity wise)
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By loh90 Sat Jun 10, 2006 6:09 pm
me, only 1 per record usually. sometimes if im lucky i can get up to 3. im extremely picky about my samples though, i wont' flip a sample unless i can hear the beat in my head already or if the original song has a good vibe that i could posisbly mess around with.
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By Capshun Sat Jun 10, 2006 6:10 pm
it depends, i always litsen all the way through a record, so im constantly hearing samples

By drumtrack Sat Jun 10, 2006 8:56 pm
Who cares?? :lol:
Its the idea to put the sound of the record into another context
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By Antonym Sun Jun 11, 2006 2:45 am
<.25

By 2wice Sun Jun 11, 2006 2:59 am
speshthelone1 wrote:It definatley depends on the samples used. Sometimes I'll use up to 6-7 records other times I'll use 1.
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By waxmastawes Sun Jun 11, 2006 4:44 am
usualy around 2 if im lucky..
i find if theres a really dope sample on a track on a record, there should be more than another one..just gota listen for em.
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By paddles Sun Jun 11, 2006 11:36 am
the most i think i've ever used is six records for the one beat.. generally i'll only sample a record once..

By Alphawolf Sun Jun 11, 2006 4:57 pm
1 useually the rest comes out of the keyboards
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By sammymyman!! Sun Jun 11, 2006 7:19 pm
most of my tracks only use samples from vinyl-
so depending on the density,i can have 15-30 samples per track-
sampledelics are my thing:)
i picked up an oberheim matrix6 keyboard in fully working condition
at a local thrift store for five dollars last week:):):)
so-i may start using more synths in my music-we'll see!

when i get a record with lots of interesting textures/solo moments/oneshots,i can grab lots of stuff-other records may give one fill or break/loop-still others can be a dissapointing waste of time,yielding nothing at all-while some records may have no samples,but just please me to listen to over and over!

it can be quite painful listening to every dayumm second of a rod mckuen album to get nothing at all-but i got an equally painful andre popp album that has spawned 4 tracks in progress so far---
sammy
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By dj e.d.e Sun Jun 11, 2006 7:33 pm
sammymyman!! wrote:most of my tracks only use samples from vinyl-
so depending on the density,i can have 15-30 samples per track-
sampledelics are my thing:)
i picked up an oberheim matrix6 keyboard in fully working condition
at a local thrift store for five dollars last week:):):)
so-i may start using more synths in my music-we'll see!

when i get a record with lots of interesting textures/solo moments/oneshots,i can grab lots of stuff-other records may give one fill or break/loop-still others can be a dissapointing waste of time,yielding nothing at all-while some records may have no samples,but just please me to listen to over and over!

it can be quite painful listening to every dayumm second of a rod mckuen album to get nothing at all-but i got an equally painful andre popp album that has spawned 4 tracks in progress so far---
sammy


sampledelics is my shi+ too i dig that stuff , i 'm workin on a track right now i have like 6 records and im not dun yet,

sam i would like to hear some of your stuff man.

i'ma coldcut,, steinski double dee,crazy cutz,3-d type person i love all that shi+.

if you got em use them

oberheim matrix6 for 5 bucks man thats sweet what t-store i go to goodwill and thrift town but they dont have those type things there got to try st vince.

GOOD SCORE MAN
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By solah Sun Jun 11, 2006 9:09 pm
I made a beat today with one whole record, the only thing that was from another record was a kick and snare and hi hat that i just cut from somewhere else. But usually i use one, because it has its own vibe and soul. If i use 3 records then its all messed up, i can pull it off but i can really use all the samples i want too. Ya feel me?
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By metafor Mon Jun 12, 2006 10:07 pm
I usually shoot for one beat per record, but If I can get more then I will..As long as I can get one beat out of it, then to me it makes it the record worth it..Unless the record is better for listening than sampling..

By spectre Mon Jun 12, 2006 10:19 pm
On average it's anywhere from 0 to infinity.