Pete Rock Horns..

does anyone know where pete rock got those horns that he uses a lot.. the ones that fade away..

i know this isnt a pete rock beat but heres an example: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opWYnUpNtG8

been tryna find that

Listen to 50s - 60s jazz records by or with horn players.

try sampling a tenor sax - just one clean note, maybe from a solo or something. then put it on 16 levels velocity and you can just play it to fade away like that on the pads

You talking about the ones he used on "it aint hard to tell"

poundaproblem wrote:You talking about the ones he used on "it aint hard to tell"

huh??....

Large Professor did "It Ain't Hard To Tell"

is there a Pete Rock Remix I never heard??

Na, Im listening to Soul Survivor and "truley yours 98" got the same sample from "it aint hard to tell". I mixed them up. My fault

poundaproblem wrote:Na, Im listening to Soul Survivor and "truley yours 98" got the same sample from "it aint hard to tell". I mixed them up. My fault

who did the original "Truely Yours"?? think it was large professor.....or Marley Marl

Prah_860_ wrote:[who did the original "Truely Yours"?? think it was large professor.....or Marley Marl

Marley Marl did the OG

The Number One Soul Brother uses sax samples and laces them with delay and decay for that fade effect.

Search for some Tom Scott holmes.

yeah.. that was large professor.. but yeah, if anyone knows those exact pete rock horns, please lemme know.. damu uses them too..

Check John Klemmer, Heard that on various pete rock tracks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-xGPUOZ ... re=related

thanks man! been looking for something like that forever

Ill-Green wrote:Search for some Tom Scott holmes.

->T.R.O.Y.

One of the best horn sample based beat ever heard IMO

^^word.. definately in my top 10 best beats all time

and check out kool and the gang live at p.j.s ...
theres a nice drumbreak and some dope horn sounds on it to create such fx