Making Prodigy's "Voodoo People" in Ableton by Jim Pavloff

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Posted by Ry Thomas on Jan-25-2010 22:22:

Making Prodigy's "Voodoo People" in Ableton by Jim Pavloff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZYLp5uX9Yw

Posted by Subtle on Jan-25-2010 23:14:

Sick

Posted by alanzo on Jan-25-2010 23:56:

I saw this video a few weeks ago... it never occurred to me just how much you can do with sampling. Creating a completely new and original song out of other ones... awesome idea.

Posted by rulzz on Jan-26-2010 01:39:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
I saw this video a few weeks ago... it never occurred to me just how much you can do with sampling. Creating a completely new and original song out of other ones... awesome idea.

you couldn't see it few weeks ago because its only a few days old (different track)

Posted by Blake_Jarrell on Jan-26-2010 07:15:

this pavlov guy is a fucking genius.

Posted by KilldaDJ on Jan-26-2010 07:18:

i had a dream that i did this sorta thing with armand van heldens you dont know me about an hour or so ago..

Posted by evo8 on Jan-26-2010 07:52:

fucking class, how does he figure out the samples used, are they listed on somewhere?

Posted by kitphillips on Jan-26-2010 08:20:

quote:
Originally posted by evo8
fucking class, how does he figure out the samples used, are they listed on somewhere?

Yeah, I doubt whether he would have obtained that information himself.

Posted by lenieNt Force on Jan-26-2010 09:36:

Many of them are listed in the original covers. For those they had to mention in there.. First they're cleared but they still mention them..

Posted by Energy_3 on Jan-26-2010 10:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
this pavlov guy is a fucking genius.

agree on that one,

and prodigy well they speak for themselves

Posted by kitphillips on Jan-26-2010 10:58:

He's not a genius, he's just very good at working out what processing to use. And he presents stuff very nicely. He didn't do most of the work of identifying the samples or anything.

Posted by lenieNt Force on Jan-26-2010 12:49:

If someone's a genius here it's Liam Howlett and Prodigy, not someone replicating their ideas. Not saying Pavloff aint got massive skills.

Posted by floyd741 on Jan-26-2010 14:53:

quote:
Originally posted by KilldaDJ
i had a dream that i did this sorta thing with armand van heldens you dont know me about an hour or so ago..

lol I always have this dream that I have this perfect disco sample and I make a really cool house track, like a really filtered daft punk sort of thing. The sample is amazing but so far in all the songs I've looked I can't find one like it.

Posted by KilldaDJ on Jan-26-2010 19:57:

quote:
Originally posted by floyd741
lol I always have this dream that I have this perfect disco sample and I make a really cool house track, like a really filtered daft punk sort of thing. The sample is amazing but so far in all the songs I've looked I can't find one like it.

we need sushipunks dream analytical skillz.

FIRIN MAI LAZARS!!!

Posted by DJ RANN on Jan-26-2010 20:08:

quote:
Originally posted by KilldaDJ
we need sushipunks dream analytical skillz.

FIRIN MAI LAZARS!!!

Lol,

I know what you're saying!

Posted by music2dance2 on Jan-26-2010 22:12:

quote:
Originally posted by alanzo
I saw this video a few weeks ago... it never occurred to me just how much you can do with sampling. Creating a completely new and original song out of other ones... awesome idea.

Its something that has been around for donkeys but its only when its shown in this context you realise how effctive it it. Same like this video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJPdVVOmbz4

Posted by music2dance2 on Jan-26-2010 22:13:

oh and yeh this dude has skills.

Posted by aquila on Jan-26-2010 22:30:

I preferred his Smack My Bitch Up video, which had some more amazing sample sources. The voodoo people one is good, but most of the sample sources were already known.