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By picalo32 Sun Jun 27, 2010 8:07 pm
also goggle files6.com, and search on there! i have never paid for any drums, never! also future producers for samples & drum packs!!! PIC
By jerrizzy Mon Jul 05, 2010 3:52 am
The best samples youll find are the ones you sample yourself. hands down.
By jpeg Mon Jul 05, 2010 6:30 pm
jerrizzy wrote:The best samples you'll find are the ones you sample yourself. hands down.


not always, though it can be a source of satisfaction granted, but there are peeps with a lot more years under they belt that been digging longer then u been alive.

so a break series by the likes of soulman or kon and amir gonna turn up gems u may neva find or could neva afford.

so may as well give ur self access to a deeper level of sound and take advantage of they knowledge and ear for samples.

but if ur doing beats certain peeps u gotta know about like dre, dilla, premo, pete rock, marley.

just like if u a jazz artist u gotta know about miles, coltrane, hancock, etc

if ur a boxer u gotta know about ali, frazer, sugar ray, tyson

so u folks do some home work it will benefit u and give u further inspiration
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By NearTao Tue Jul 06, 2010 1:56 pm
Ultimately wether you sample something yourself or get it from a sample set all that matters is how you use it and if you get your money's worth.

Plus, if you're just messing around for yourself the legal issues matter a lot less, but it is a lot easier to clear samples when you get them off of sample sets and you either already own the license for the sample or the person you bought it from cleared the samples ahead of time.