Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
By JVC Thu Mar 29, 2012 2:07 am
"All The Breaks!" comp was a good concept, but majority of breaks are taken from Ultimate Breaks & Beats. Some of the breaks are too lo fi to use ("Screatchin'", for instance, "Super Sporm" is pretty bad too.)
I still feel that it's just easier to just sample directly from vinyl than use downloaded audio files. It feels right, and many cases, it sounds better.
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By thx Thu Mar 29, 2012 10:52 am
JVC wrote:"Super Sporm" is pretty bad


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By n4l Thu Mar 29, 2012 4:20 pm
D_One wrote:yea u-tube drum breaks hip hop or something like that
they got tuns of videos about breaks

i found some cuts that were pretty legit

peace
- d1


No way I'm going to use youtube drums.

But thanks everyone I guess I'll figure out something.
By JVC Fri Mar 30, 2012 1:31 pm
sirparksalot wrote:http://turntablelab.com/products/all-the-breaks-300-essential-drum-breaks-cd

300 good quality breaks already taken from the source LPs.


That's the CD I was talking about. It is not that good.

the sound quality is really bad, it is lo-hi in a bad way. It is better to get Ultimate Breaks & Breaks USB stick or DVD instead. Majority of the samples on the CD were taken from UBB. I think it is great for finding out about breaks, but I wouldn't use it.
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By sirparksalot Fri Mar 30, 2012 7:31 pm
JVC wrote:
sirparksalot wrote:http://turntablelab.com/products/all-the-breaks-300-essential-drum-breaks-cd

300 good quality breaks already taken from the source LPs.


That's the CD I was talking about. It is not that good.

the sound quality is really bad, it is lo-hi in a bad way. It is better to get Ultimate Breaks & Breaks USB stick or DVD instead. Majority of the samples on the CD were taken from UBB. I think it is great for finding out about breaks, but I wouldn't use it.

Word, I don't have it so I guess I shouldn't have assumed. Good look out though on that USB break set.