drums

where you find drum sample (snare,kick,hithat,etc) ??
what kind of music... funk, rock,etc ?? classic

thanks

charles p wrote:where you find drum sample (snare,kick,hithat,etc) ??
what kind of music... funk, rock,etc ?? classic

thanks

you answered your own question homie, just dig in those genre's you will find shlt in there. dont worry

claasical too beleive it or not !!!

yeah i know, i just want to know where you find most of your drum sample...just like that

there in there you just neeed to know how to chop on your equipment

is all, trust dat

I havr an mpc 2000 classic

charles p wrote:I havr an mpc 2000 classic

Sample all kind of sounds into it then. If you dont like to sample into it then use Audacity which is free and create sounds and then load them up. Your choice.

But dont think u have to sample records to get drums. They are everywhere u can turn sounds into drums. I have seen a snare turned into a guitar. Check the vid below and see what he did to make a drum and he uses a mpc2000.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmTi...at%20making%20

Be brave enough to search and create your own sounds!
You might use sample cd´s and pre-created sample libraries, but the more you do on your own, the more you will develop your skills and individuality.

plus i find chopping up records fun and relaxing , some days i just chop and worry about what to do with it all later.

mnh2410 wrote:

charles p wrote:I havr an mpc 2000 classic

Sample all kind of sounds into it then. If you dont like to sample into it then use Audacity which is free and create sounds and then load them up. Your choice.

But dont think u have to sample records to get drums. They are everywhere u can turn sounds into drums. I have seen a snare turned into a guitar. Check the vid below and see what he did to make a drum and he uses a mpc2000.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmTi...at%20making%20

ay nicole i can't see that vid can you find another link for it thanks i just want to see it , i got a 2kxl but i like to see stuff done on he 2k.

thanks girl

Try this link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmTi-qM ... 0making%20

EYEO dbp wrote:plus i find chopping up records fun and relaxing , some days i just chop and worry about what to do with it all later.

Word!


It lead me several times to cool results to chop a melody into tiny bits and about a week later, when I forgot about the original melody, to rearrange these bits and combine it with other samples.
If chopped small, each sample gains its own unique character, even if they are all from the same phrase.

yeah i got a external hd almost 160 of samples on it , i clearly will never use them all but i like to tave the option. Now theres also alot of my sample cds on there as well but i like options and your right i just chop chop chop then later i might go back and find a few key hits that just polish off a track.

mnh2410 wrote:Try this link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmTi-qM ... 0making%20

hahahaha thats my ***** hez!

i didnt think he uploaded this

mnh2410 wrote:Try this link.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXmTi-qM ... 0making%20

thats gonna be part of a dvd with his next album

Just check all your records. Pretty much all genres use drums.
Also a good tip is to sample all open drums you hear. Even if the sample isn't all that on its own. Combined with a different sample in a different track it can sound great.