mrcrappypantson wrote:
I know his resume. Disco guy. Lots of other stuff under his belt. He did some whack KMFDM remixes but I know he knows his stuff so you know his sample disk is nice.
ScarFace soundtrack is far from wack.
By THE ADVERSARY
Tue Feb 21, 2006 3:53 pm
ScarFace soundtrack is far from wack.
By mrcrappypantson
Tue Feb 21, 2006 4:43 pm
THE ADVERSARY wrote:mrcrappypantson wrote:
I know his resume. Disco guy. Lots of other stuff under his belt. He did some whack KMFDM remixes but I know he knows his stuff so you know his sample disk is nice.
ScarFace soundtrack is far from wack.
Your right. I forgot about that. I just thought the KMFDM remixes were though.
By birdbrain
Tue Feb 21, 2006 5:49 pm
if you are going to use samples, dig for **** sake.
also, on giorgio, isn't he one of the main sample sources for dj shadow's organ donor?
also, on giorgio, isn't he one of the main sample sources for dj shadow's organ donor?
By Flat18
Wed Feb 22, 2006 2:50 pm
mrcrappypantson wrote:Flat18 wrote:Where did you get the CD?
A buddy of mine.
Awesome. That helps me.
By Smoove03
Wed Feb 22, 2006 2:51 pm
birdbrain wrote:if you are going to use samples, dig for **** sake.
i've used sample cd's before. nothin wrong wit em. you can find some good sounds on some of them
By birdbrain
Wed Feb 22, 2006 3:36 pm
most of which have been used before. maaaaany times. go find something new and stop working off other diggers labors.
By Smoove03
Wed Feb 22, 2006 3:39 pm
lol but im sure if they minded you working off their labor they wouldnt burn the sounds to cd in the first place.
lol but aye, someone here said it best: to each his own.
lol but aye, someone here said it best: to each his own.
By birdbrain
Wed Feb 22, 2006 4:16 pm
i'm not going to try to convert anyone to my way of thinking, this is only the explanation behind my thoughts.
i just feel that finding new good loops and breaks is a more important part of the beat making process. i mean i love good drum programming like jel and shadow but say you gave all the loops breaks and what not to make a beat to 10 producers here. i would bet that a good number of the beats they make with that set will sound pretty similar. i will never say that i think using sample cds is all right but unless you have some amazing programming skills to be able to make truely original compositions out of them i dont see how you could make any justification for them.
i just feel that finding new good loops and breaks is a more important part of the beat making process. i mean i love good drum programming like jel and shadow but say you gave all the loops breaks and what not to make a beat to 10 producers here. i would bet that a good number of the beats they make with that set will sound pretty similar. i will never say that i think using sample cds is all right but unless you have some amazing programming skills to be able to make truely original compositions out of them i dont see how you could make any justification for them.
By mrcrappypantson
Wed Feb 22, 2006 4:19 pm
Flat18 wrote:mrcrappypantson wrote:Flat18 wrote:Where did you get the CD?
A buddy of mine.
Awesome. That helps me.
Oh I'm sorry. His name is ken. Hope that helps!!!
By Smoove03
Wed Feb 22, 2006 4:26 pm
birdbrain wrote:i'm not going to try to convert anyone to my way of thinking, this is only the explanation behind my thoughts.
i just feel that finding new good loops and breaks is a more important part of the beat making process. i mean i love good drum programming like jel and shadow but say you gave all the loops breaks and what not to make a beat to 10 producers here. i would bet that a good number of the beats they make with that set will sound pretty similar. i will never say that i think using sample cds is all right but unless you have some amazing programming skills to be able to make truely original compositions out of them i dont see how you could make any justification for them.
that i understand. i see what you mean. new sounds is very important. i agree. i haven't really bought many cd's before. but i used a few before. havent had any complaints yet about my stuff sounding like someone elses cause of the samples i use, but i do understand
By mrcrappypantson
Wed Feb 22, 2006 4:42 pm
Fresh sounds are always good. Good programming is key. But Either way you go, "digging" or using a sample disk, you are still working off of someone else's labor. If you've got skills you can make good ish with samples from kids toys.
By birdbrain
Wed Feb 22, 2006 5:18 pm
mrcrappypantson wrote: But Either way you go, "digging" or using a sample disk, you are still working off of someone else's labor.
exactly. if i were to use a sample cd, not only am i using the orginal composers labor but also the labors of who ever found it and made the cd. double the stealing.
By Smoove03
Wed Feb 22, 2006 5:24 pm
bridbrain i get your point, but to keep calling it stealing dosnt sound right. not trying to make a huge discussion about it lol, but its stealing to purchase a sample cd and use the sounds on it, but not stealing when you take sounds or loops from vinyl? thats weird 