MPC Live/X/One owners: a new age of hip-hop sampling?

Danoc wrote:That dam CharlesRandolph

He is clearly missing the artistic foresight and creativeness to see the forest through the trees. Oh well - his loss...

Danoc wrote:That dam CharlesRandolph

What they are doing is nice. 100% I appreciate it.

But a new age of Hiphop Sampling? I don't know about that! Crate Diggers never stopped, even with all the lawsuits. Plus with all the buyouts, these media companies don't even know what they have? Look at that Universal Studios Fire!

https://www.lamag.com/culturefiles/universal-studios-fire-recordings/

CharlesRandolph wrote:We never stopped, even with all the lawsuits. With all the buyouts, these media companies don't even know what they have?

That's a load of shit and you know it. Albums like PE's "Yo! Bum Rush the Show ", "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back", and "Fear of a Black Planet" would NEVER happen today, because no one could afford the royalties. So just STOP, Charlie...

EnochLight wrote:
That's a load of **** and you know it. Albums like PE's "Yo! Bum Rush the Show ", "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back", and "Fear of a Black Planet" would NEVER happen today, because no one could afford the royalties. So just STOP, Charlie...

How did they know what samples Bomb Squad used?

CharlesRandolph wrote:How did they know what samples Bomb Squad used?

That's your best comeback? Are you totally lost on the history of sampling?

EnochLight wrote:That's your best comeback? Are you totally lost on the history of sampling?

I've had conversations with chuck and hank. What about you?

CharlesRandolph wrote:

EnochLight wrote:That's your best comeback? Are you totally lost on the history of sampling?

I've had conversations with chuck and hank. What about you?

Sure you have. And here you are on a Internet forum bragging about your imaginary life.

But that's besides the point - if you "had conversations with chuck and hank", you'd know that what they did back in the day could NOT be replicated today due to sample licensing.

EnochLight wrote:Sure you have. And here you are on a Internet forum bragging about your imaginary life.
But that's besides the point - if you "had conversations with chuck and hank", you'd know that what they did back in the day could NOT be replicated today due to sample licensing.

Truth is not bragging. So show me how it's done. Go that site and make something from those samples. I'll wait!

Here are direct downloads Link. Don't disappear and pretend you missed this post.

http://citizendj.labs.loc.gov.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/samplepacks/loc.gov_joe-smith_wav.zip

http://citizendj.labs.loc.gov.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/samplepacks/loc.gov_fma_wav.zip

http://citizendj.labs.loc.gov.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/samplepacks/loc.gov_edison-company-motion-pictures-and-sound-recordings_wav.zip

CharlesRandolph wrote:

EnochLight wrote:Sure you have. And here you are on a Internet forum bragging about your imaginary life.
But that's besides the point - if you "had conversations with chuck and hank", you'd know that what they did back in the day could NOT be replicated today due to sample licensing.

Truth is not bragging. So show me how it's done. Go that site and make something from those samples. I'll wait!

What in the hell are you going on about again Charlie? I'm merely saying that what was accomplished in hop hop back in the 1980's and early 1990's (arguably the golden age of hip hop), could NOT be replicated today due to licensing. You KNOOOOOW this is true, so just stop. Enjoy the link that I posted for what it is, or move along. No one will be sore at you.

EnochLight wrote:What in the hell are you going on about again Charlie? I'm merely saying that what was accomplished in hop hop back in the 1980's and early 1990's (arguably the golden age of hip hop), could NOT be replicated today due to licensing. You KNOOOOOW this is true, so just stop. Enjoy the link that I posted for what it is, or move along. No one will be sore at you.

No talk. Make music. I'll Wait!!

CharlesRandolph wrote:No talk. Make music. I'll Wait!!

You first, princess.

Again:

What in the hell are you going on about again Charlie? I'm merely saying that what was accomplished in hop hop back in the 1980's and early 1990's (arguably the golden age of hip hop), could NOT be replicated today due to licensing. You KNOOOOOW this is true, so just stop. Enjoy the link that I posted for what it is, or move along. No one will be sore at you.

Like if i figured. All Talk!

CharlesRandolph wrote:Like if i figured. All Talk!

Stop derailing the thread and deflecting. One more time: What in the hell are you going on about again Charlie? I'm merely saying that what was accomplished in hop hop back in the 1980's and early 1990's (arguably the golden age of hip hop), could NOT be replicated today due to licensing. You KNOOOOOW this is true, so just stop. Enjoy the link that I posted for what it is, or move along. No one will be sore at you.

EnochLight wrote:
I'm merely saying that what was accomplished in hop hop back in the 1980's and early 1990's (arguably the golden age of hip hop), could NOT be replicated today due to licensing. You KNOOOOOW this is true, so just stop. Enjoy the link that I posted for what it is, or move along. No one will be sore at you.

Looks like someone never heard of artist like: Dilla, Daedelus. Knxwledge, Madlib. Ras G, Flying Lotus, Dibase. I could go on but you're suppose to be making beats from those samples. I'll wait!

I'm just not clear on how meeting Chuck D or Hank at one of the many panel / meet and greet events is some how a rebuttal.

Then I realized, I'm at fault for trying to put logic to what is calculated trolling.

Kudos Charles, kudos.