
By MegaTON
Sun Nov 20, 2005 7:49 am
some old 45 i found at the antique shop got the sample they used
Foxy-Get Off Your AAHH! And Dance Pt.1/Pt.2
Foxy-Get Off Your AAHH! And Dance Pt.1/Pt.2




Bezo wrote:I've asked this a few times on this forum, but I don't think I got an answer.
Why do people look for records with samples that have already been used?

Bezo wrote:I've asked this a few times on this forum, but I don't think I got an answer.
Why do people look for records with samples that have already been used?

Bezo wrote:I've asked this a few times on this forum, but I don't think I got an answer.
Why do people look for records with samples that have already been used?

dj e.d.e wrote:yo thats all i look for so what up with that, you got your way of diggin everyone else has theres ,I don't know what's up with it? I'm asking the question... that you still haven't answered.
beside you dont use the same sample. learn to use your tools, flip it ,chop it , dont just sample it the same way!!!!!!!!
theres good music on the same record . too!!!!

medd wrote:I thought your question was answered pretty well the first time around.Never saw the answer. But thanks though. I'll look for it.


Bezo
Why do you look for those records with samples that have already been used? Why the used samples instead of something you've never heard used before... especially since that's all you look for? Is it the challenge of making the sample sound different? A fascination with the sample?
dje.d.e
theres good music on the same record . too!!!!
bezo
FYI, I'm not ragging on your method. I'm just curious as to why people do that. Hopefully, you're not taking offense.