Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By kybeats Fri Oct 01, 2004 12:52 am
Do you do a lot of processing with the drum sounds?

Yeah, actually, I do. And when I'm listening to my collection, I find a lot of sounds on records like snares, kicks, hi-hats, you name it — timbales, whatever. There are a lot of sounds that come from records, but then I have sound-library CDs with drum sounds and other sounds that go into beats.



For all the HipHop purists...
:roll: I think that this pretty much wraps up the "...Sampling from Vinyl or CD....." Debate..... :lol:

taken from the long article that Philly Stress posted about Pete Rock!!!!!


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By kevindetroit Fri Oct 01, 2004 4:13 am
I've found it easier to sample from CD. In my opinion, I want high sound quality. I sample from a 24/96 DVD player and it sounds beautiful, (granted it gets converted to a lower rate). But plenty of other cats that I respect want that dirty vinyl sound. And truth be told you can find alot more sample shit on vinyl. Vinyl sound great and has that "warmth", but I like the easy access of cds and the clarity. Jogging the turntable and the scanning the cd should be no concern, but it boils down to your source. If you find hot shit on vinyl, sample vinyl. If you find hot shit on cd, sample cd. I know crate diggers are ready to throw eggs...but.
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By Lampdog Sat Oct 02, 2004 1:15 am
I do both, I get what I want however I can get it and roll with the punches from there.

Why limit myself right?
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By kevindetroit Mon Oct 04, 2004 12:16 am
Oh yeah... I forgot word of warning: scanning and track selecting on a DVD player is fugging slow, but its the price to pay for 24/96 and being able to sample movies quickly.

By Toecutter Mon Oct 04, 2004 2:45 am
I sample whatever, vinyl, cd, vhs, whatever. I just prefer vinyl... cd is missing a certain characteristic that the vinyl has...
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By Cheech Mon Oct 04, 2004 6:38 am
Yup, it's quite frustrating just sitting there with your finger on the fast forward. I like to see what I'm sampling!
By Ricochet Rock Nice Mon Oct 04, 2004 3:43 pm
Drums is cool but integral parts of a track which can be detected
and noticed is a sampling no no unless you're Kanye or P-Diddy
I personally dont sample kicks I like to make my own but I did
sample just one. :roll: