sampling and panning

what up..

i Just discover some great shit! I got this 1966 dope ass lp (keep the title for my self)

and i panned the sound during sampling al to the left..

now here's the good stuf on the left track there where only the instrument and on the right track the drums and the bass!

nice...
i wonder if it works with lots of oldies?

baseone wrote:nice...
i wonder if it works with lots of oldies?

actually it does because the studio mixes were like that back in the days

yes, especially in the mid to late sixties this technique was
pretty widely used. i particularly love the beatles' "hey bulldog",
one of their funkiest songs, with all the vocals hard panned to the other channel and the other one is almost 100% instrumental.

aight dope shit..i didn't know that! that's why i love this board...knowledge knowledge knowledge!!

word I also got some old LP's when I listen to it the drumkits were on the left...so I panned it...and I got a drumkit sampled...

Word up. Most of the oldies from the 60's and early 70's are so called "stereo" where the instruments are panned hard either to the left or to the right. You can get a complete drum loop on one side and a complete bassline, vocals, chords on the other side. The ones I look for when I go to pawn shops or thrift shops are the ones that boast "Stereo" because i guess it was new back then and they didn't do it the way they do today.

yeah i love this spot!!!
i havent ever found some nice info like that anywhere else!
keep that stuff coming man...
thats really interesting [and usefull]
thanks.



peace.