Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
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By Mike Boogie Fri Aug 20, 2010 3:50 pm
I have an idea of trying to get some marching band drums/samples for a track but having I'm some trouble finding decent quality stuff. I've tried to sample a few off of some tapes from SU and my old high school but the quality is GARBAGE coming from VHS.
Free would a good look but I'm not finding anything usable on the net...

Any ideas!
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By Miklo Fri Aug 20, 2010 10:15 pm
If you're looking for marching band samples or just dig percussion in general, you owe it to yourself to check out "Drumline". The last 15 minutes are crazy. Also try vinyl digging, there's definitely recordings of college marching bands out there, and sometimes on those "Soundeffects" compilation records you get marching band tracks as well, and those things are a dime-a-dozen at any decent shop.
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By Mike Boogie Thu Aug 26, 2010 8:18 pm
poundaproblem wrote:
Mike Boogie wrote:I'm allergic to anything that has to do with Nick Cannon!



Thats a stupid reply. Find sounds yourself then....


DAMN POUND, I was being silly.... Just for sh!ts and giggles! :lol:

I was in a rocking ass marching band (kinda like Florida A&M) back in school. Drumline was kind of a fluke for what it was, like saying Juice was really about DJ culture...
I was kinda looking for really clean band drums, like a kit so I can make my own cadences....
I'll try the Battery kits when I get off!
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By Dubs Banger Tue Aug 31, 2010 5:24 am
I'm a vinyl head so my breaks have to be on vinyl.

Funny thing is that earlier on today I was listening to my Grand Central Station LP and cane across a really good band break plus a regular break and I was thinking holly f*ck a soul/funk song with a wiked marching band break anyway.

Cop the vinyl or rip it from youtube; Grand Central Station - Mirrior LP A Side Entrow