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By Blakksmiff Mon Jul 18, 2005 12:15 pm
Penfold wrote:
I'm not sure if you have noticed but Music Production is like Fashion, whats in whats not. etc.... the ones who make it big are the ones who a cut above the rest, the different ones. u figa deal me?



I feel you cuzzo.
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By tattootroy Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:56 am
bobbydesign wrote:chipmunked vocals were whack in the 60's when people figured it out and they are whack now. Esspecially chipmunked cuntry music- WTF?
lol
By SV1200 Wed Nov 02, 2005 7:19 pm
Sampling is Sampling. Chopping is just re-arangging sounds making it smaller loops. **** it I do wha sounds good. Orginality is not found in just chopping either.
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By Renessis Thu Nov 03, 2005 12:24 am
SV1200? St. louis eh? thats where I am from, well round those parts...
But word...today it's much more than just being able to loop,chop whatnot. I do w/e sounds good..
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By ^Owni Thu Nov 03, 2005 10:28 am
Producers Make Rules, Followers Follow. And I'm not embarist to say, i'm really enjoying them Chipmunk samples (The right way).

I only can't stand the Heatmakerz approuch... speeding up a soulsample, looping shit up without using a Chop... To me thats just remixen...

By indivisibleProductions Thu Nov 03, 2005 10:37 pm
I don't loop because, to me, that doesn't even feel like creating music. It feels more like being a dj. When you chop, you are actually making the music, you're taking sounds, and turning them into an instrument. But, with loops, there's nothing creative going on. Just imagine if someone looped one of your beats and used it in their track--maybe that will put it in better perspective for ya
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By Renessis Fri Nov 04, 2005 12:22 am
yes and no..
When you loop, you are totally rearranging a peice. I could take a 4 bar loops and make an entire track out of it, dependin on what I do with the loop. You could filter it, run each bar out of order all types of ish. Srtaight up looping a 4 bar with 4 bars of drums though..not creating anything BUT a loop. You can get very creative with loops mang.
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By stryke Fri Nov 04, 2005 3:33 am
I don't know why but,to this day i dtill haven't just looped a beat.I've had the 2k for over a year now. :?
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By stryke Fri Nov 04, 2005 3:38 pm
I'm not saying anything is wrong with looping.I just prefer to chop.If you can loop something and make it hot then do it.I just haven't tried it myself.
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By Antonym Sat Nov 05, 2005 2:59 am
only chop phrases where there is one instrument soloed out unless you're going for a chopped sound.

i sample hundreds of solo instrument vinyls and ethnic percussions and stuff...basically zoning a drumbreak is just chopping a drumbreak...i apply the same principle to instruments. you can get as specifically glitchy as you want - or you can make some shit that is a, full of "soul" even though no such thing exists, b, unrecognizeable from the original sample, and c, indistinguishable from the real instrument.
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By solah Sat Nov 05, 2005 6:38 am
The Golden Rule to Making is Beat is only sample records or have some type of samples with this in mind the equation will sum up to hip hop.

looping is not fun to people with shallow crates, if you got deep gems in your network of crates then looping is heaven. Chopping to me is taking a loop that is familiar it doesnt have to be used just known and diced to your needs to flip your shit. Looping involves 24/7 digging through the crates at thrift stores/ swapmeets/ neightbors garages/ wackos storage places/ auctions at storage facilitys etc. comming home with dust and dirt and the smell of old vinyl with your back aching, fingers soar. blistered up and warts. Then taking the fuc king records and cleaning them one by one placing em on the table and making beats

Looping is a serious trade, im only 18 (was 17 less than a month ago)....i make beats on an sp-202, smoke weed, record it to my 4-track reel to reel (used to have it), and think about music continusly. but what do i know :-|............Hehehehe;)
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By solah Sat Nov 05, 2005 6:45 am
Antonym wrote:only chop phrases where there is one instrument soloed out unless you're going for a chopped sound.

i sample hundreds of solo instrument vinyls and ethnic percussions and stuff...basically zoning a drumbreak is just chopping a drumbreak...i apply the same principle to instruments. you can get as specifically glitchy as you want - or you can make some **** that is a, full of "soul" even though no such thing exists, b, unrecognizeable from the original sample, and c, indistinguishable from the real instrument.


what your reffering to as "soul" i believe to be peoples intensions when makign a beat. I can tell that so and so slacked off on the bassline by adding an extra note to fill so he can quickly press it up and make money, i know that. Music is an extention of yourself, you want to present yourself to a crowd and show them you are different and have something to offer, thats why i take this music ish so seriously. My intentions are good and it shows in my music, because i go the long way of making music without a computer screen and it shows people that i dont mind working 2 times harder because it shows that i am dedicated.:) just a little ranting.

because of this, my girl hates me, i havnt worn new cloths in months, my sneakers have holes in em, i shower 3 times a week, and eat in my room listening to records. Its a sacrafice, if you dont sacrafice something in your life for something else you aint getting nothing back:)

i think i have been listening to TO TOOO much sun ra lately, his philosophies are showing through right now:)
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By Jacpot Sat Nov 05, 2005 3:22 pm
^^^^^^^
I like this guy already :P