granma wrote:peterpiper wrote:granma wrote:Hi people
I start this post with the intention of posting rare breakbeats I find on wax... It would be great if somebody add something too!!
I start with a Demis Roussos breakbeat, sample stright from vynil, no additional eq or effects, the resolution is 24 bits - 48 khz and is an AIFF audio file
Peace yo!!!
G.
http://rapidshare.com/files/295211250/D ... d.aif.html
Although I'm inquisitive bout the sample I dont understand how someone can tell his sample sources and post the actual sample. Whats the goal of that?
I mean aint you proud that you found a sample that noone knows? You dont want to keep that little secret?
Thats what diggin is about IMO. Find stuff that noone knows or used before.
Well, I'm old....time has changed and I guess diggers too 
peace
Peterpiper
I know what you mean, that´s the typical digger state of mind 
BUT
I reached the conclusion that I´m more interested in the creative side of things, what you´re able to do with what you have and don´t keep secrets like little golums but sharing with people, check what an ill and creative mind can do with a source (a sample),,,, That´s what beatmaking is 4 me... It´s great to see what some good beatmakers can do with samples that have been used a lot, or the way a breakbeat can be flip to the limit
It´s just an opinion
Peace
G.
i agree.
i think that digging is what you make of it..i can see why someone that seriously diggs would NOT want to share "gems" that they find because THEY found it..
on the other spectrum, who cares? if i found a gem and sampled/flipped it to a crazy beat, why not hear what another GOOD producer can do with the same? i personally, honestly, feel that the core of it is also fear..some producers just CANT be shown up on something they worked hard on and i can see their argument..
if its me, and someone outdid a beat i did with the same sample, best believe they'll get their props (TRUE PROPS NO HATE) AND it'll motivate me in turn.
so its really on each individual and how much they're feeling their own music vS others..
nice post fellas!
It's called gracious professionalism. The idea is to be open and help more people learn.
ya know?