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Posted by kitphillips on Dec-18-2009 05:32:

Interesting video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU5Dn-WaElI

The prodigy's Smack My Bitch Up recreated from the original samples.

Posted by Subtle on Dec-18-2009 06:11:

Holy shit! Awesome.

Posted by RichieV on Dec-18-2009 06:36:

someone posted that already

Posted by kitphillips on Dec-18-2009 07:20:

I saw it on another forum, ableton live DJ, but I haven't seen it posted here before?

Posted by lenieNt Force on Dec-18-2009 07:34:

omg!! Thats... serious... Im..

STUNNED..

INCREDIBLE.

Posted by Energy_3 on Dec-18-2009 07:59:

thats crazy, and that guy knows his shit tooo! god dam!

Posted by tehlord on Dec-18-2009 10:27:

Great watch.

I love seeing stuff like that.

Many, many talent.

Posted by Waza on Dec-18-2009 12:27:

Yeah its on a few forums now.

Good stuff though

Posted by Falck on Dec-18-2009 13:16:

Haven't seen this before, man that's cool

Posted by owien on Dec-18-2009 15:29:

haha that's clever shit

Posted by KilldaDJ on Dec-18-2009 19:03:

at first i thought he could of just sampled the song and chopped it all up but then looking at the final product i think to myself...FUCKING AWESOME

Posted by cryophonik on Dec-18-2009 19:12:

quote:
Originally posted by KilldaDJ
at first i thought he could of just sampled the song and chopped it all up but then looking at the final product i think to myself...FUCKING AWESOME

That's exactly what I did - during the first 5 minutes I was thinking "WTF is so impressive about this?!", then during the last 5 minutes I thought "ohhhhhhh....OK".

That said, I didn't see any production techniques in there that were very unique or difficult - it's more his knowing where, when, and how much of each processing technique to apply that really makes the final product. That's the part you don't learn from tutorials.

Posted by simonbostock on Dec-18-2009 21:03:

Cheers for that ! Enjoyed watching it.. I'm still playing this album in the car and sometimes I've always wondered how stuff was done with that..

Posted by Stealth on Dec-19-2009 00:25:

quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
knowing where, when, and how much of each processing technique to apply that really makes the final product. That's the part you don't learn from tutorials.

so true! that's really what separates the men from the boys IMO.

Posted by kitphillips on Dec-20-2009 08:04:

Yeah, the main reason I posted was just because it was a good overview of hows tracks are ACTUALLY made. Its all about knowing how to balance stuff. I thought his very radical approach to EQ (EG, where he layered two of the same sample with different EQs) was interesting too.

And its fucking awesome.

Posted by flutlicht junky on Dec-20-2009 18:23:

Great post!

Love it when someone spent ages on something and it works a treat!

Posted by Ry Thomas on Dec-20-2009 19:36:

extremely good

Posted by music2dance2 on Dec-21-2009 10:48:

Props to that dude, excellent producer. Also proves how awesome Liam is. Especailly how he made some of the older tracks from the Experience album.

Agreed separates the men from the boys lol.