no sampling from records its tv xm radio and jazz roc and

featherboy wrote:

its the fact that he was discrediting records because he found this other "source". feel me?

And doing this just a couple of weeks after asking here about where he should go digging with his new portbale turntable.
Still, a guy who produced a hit single for Busta Rhymes when he was only 16 can sample whatever he wants ....... especially "all the hits of yesteryear" from some oldies radio station.

Leave the crates for us!!!!!!!
Thank you....

dj e.d.e wrote:

Marc collected hours of audio material from AM/FM and shortwave programs

there s a difference tho he's(the tread starter) sampling digital radio and new song's and this other guy was sampling airwaves theres a difference in sound, i use to sample airwave ,shoot i still do some time 's but not the music tho just sounds and vocals snipppet's but i know what im looking for a certain phrase oor something where i can catch the hole thing

Exactly, discussion shows on radio are good for getting some dope vocal samples, and you can always create some dope effects by twisting the radio frequency dial through stations whilst having the output routed to a delay unit.

However, this kid sampling playlist songs off digital radio and then saying its better than sampling off records is laughable.

not to mention the massive amounts of compression and leveling the audio hits on its way out of a station to radio or tv? i am not against sampling anything ( video games to uhh weedeaters as mentioned earlier ) but at least try to go with what sounds better.