metafor wrote:Yo TBonus. Englebert is really your unclethats crazy...
Haha... naw man i was bein silly... good lookin on the myspace add... nice songs on your page.
By TBonus76
Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:07 pm
Haha... naw man i was bein silly... good lookin on the myspace add... nice songs on your page.
By naVi
Fri Feb 17, 2006 6:20 am
Ah man, I sample anything that appeals to me at the time, something that i hear today, i might not like, but then in a week ill take that same sample and make a beat im totally thrilled about.
Juss got some pretty rare records recently...some incluDe-->
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Orson Wells' Original Radio Broadcast 'the War of the Worlds'
J.R. Token's Lord of the rings and the hobbit!!!!
And a whole slew of others inluding some Japanese Koto records, as well and a couple of Manu DiBago vinyls...
Yall feelin these or whaa?
Juss got some pretty rare records recently...some incluDe-->
Miles Davis - Bitches Brew
Orson Wells' Original Radio Broadcast 'the War of the Worlds'
J.R. Token's Lord of the rings and the hobbit!!!!
And a whole slew of others inluding some Japanese Koto records, as well and a couple of Manu DiBago vinyls...
Yall feelin these or whaa?
By MidnightFlyer
Fri Feb 17, 2006 6:51 am
I'd love to sample vinyl, but that's not possible now.
What I do is go to the library each week and check out about a half-dozen cd's, all kinds, classical, African, Be bop, etc. I got some pretty good samples from a count Basie cd recently.
It's pretty much hit and miss, but the library stuff is free. And you can't beat that.
What I do is go to the library each week and check out about a half-dozen cd's, all kinds, classical, African, Be bop, etc. I got some pretty good samples from a count Basie cd recently.
It's pretty much hit and miss, but the library stuff is free. And you can't beat that.
By Od3rus
Fri Feb 17, 2006 6:52 am
after setting up shelves for all my vinyl, and reorganizing it according to genre/artist. I find that the most useful records to me are my house records (i slow them down a TON and use them for hip hop. oops shouldnt have let that slip.) and school band/orchestra/choir recordings (nothing beats a highschool girl singing a perfect C, and then running it through an amp simulator and making sweet electric guitars.)
And word to ant's suggestion about christian music, those crazy religious people! Lots of wide open space and insturments.
Some of the dopest records ever are the "enviroments" series of field recordings, if you get imaginative with them they can be gold mines.
But sampling one shots or two unrelated parts of a song and splicing together two beats from each is about as far as i like to go taking peoples music, unless someone else asks me for something specific and they want to clear it =D.
And word to ant's suggestion about christian music, those crazy religious people! Lots of wide open space and insturments.
Some of the dopest records ever are the "enviroments" series of field recordings, if you get imaginative with them they can be gold mines.
But sampling one shots or two unrelated parts of a song and splicing together two beats from each is about as far as i like to go taking peoples music, unless someone else asks me for something specific and they want to clear it =D.
By EYEO dbp
Sat Feb 18, 2006 1:36 am
yo i got to thrift shops and buy them for 10 cents so i just cop everything 101 strings are my personal fav collection you can find everything on them. If i dont like it shit ill take it back and someone else can try it or i will give it away trash it shit its a dime