stryke wrote:i didn't want to start a riot.I just wanted to know his technique.And i never said i was going to actually sample his kicks or snares.I said without sampling them.
Funny none the less.
maybe check to see if hes got some sample sources listed in his cover. Or check out some "sample listing" websites. or ask someone on the
www.the-breaks.com forum.
Someone on this site also offered to sell a masterlist of tons of peoples sources that he researched, maybe get with him....sorry forgot who it was. In any event though, id listen to the drums, find your own presets, samples or whatever dry, that are close to em, then start messing with effects etc. or maybe layer some of his thinned out over yours.
Lots off dudes have ethics, such as myself....but i would say if you sample someone elses drums (not that i have to tell you what to dO) but i just wanna let you know what i do. anyways, I wouls say, go ahead and sample them, but make sure you use them as a piece to the puzzle, and freak them just like any other sample.....like i said above, maybe layer it with your own, or filter it to get the characteristic you want, then put your own bottom end in or something.....just so you can say and justify it, that way no one can claim you stole his sounds....but that you made them better. It would Even be better if they wonder how you did it. HAve FUN!
Peace.