sampled vocals on Vengeance Vocal Essentials?

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Posted by blatok on May-01-2011 13:49:

sampled vocals on Vengeance Vocal Essentials?

hi,

bought "Vengeance Vocal Essentials 1" and found a lot of commerical vocal samples there:

* Re-Flex - Babadeng
* The Hypnotist - House is Mine (Original from Lynx)
* Suzanne Vega - Tom's Diner
* Mantronix - Do You Like Mantronik?
* Bassboy - Let The Bass Be Louder
* Tyree Cooper - Turn up the Bass
* Public Enemy - Various samples
* maybe much more

is it really legal to use them????????????

chck it out here: http://www24.zippyshare.com/v/23734868/file.html

Posted by Morvan on May-01-2011 17:31:

Sue Vengeance because they sold you samples they don't own.

Posted by Storyteller on May-01-2011 18:11:

In all honesty, I'd love to see that happen. Nobody ever seems to have taken the effort though. All rights owners would need to team up in order to have a proper case and to prove structural breach of rights by Vengeance.

Posted by Evolve140 on May-01-2011 18:15:

I wish dance music would stop using cheesy little samples like this, heh. Sorry, can't answer your question.

Posted by cryophonik on May-01-2011 18:53:

Re: sampled vocals on Vengeance Vocal Essentials?

quote:
Originally posted by blatok
is it really legal to use them????????????

What does the license say?

quote:
Originally posted by blatok
chck it out here: [[ LINK REMOVED ]]

While you're checking the license, you may want to see what it says about redistributing the samples.

Posted by skyhunter on May-02-2011 22:55:

Shoot most of these vocals are abused. I abuse them too. :P

Sampling from youtube videos seems the way to go now.

Posted by lowski on May-05-2011 21:25:

quote:
Originally posted by skyhunter

Sampling from youtube videos seems the way to go now.

What would be the best way to go about doing this?. Is there a way to convert youtube to mp3?. some sites claim to but i think it's just bs...

Posted by skyhunter on May-05-2011 21:37:

quote:
Originally posted by lowski
What would be the best way to go about doing this?. Is there a way to convert youtube to mp3?. some sites claim to but i think it's just bs...

I recently did a remix of an old youtube meme on request.

http://www.youtube-mp3.org

This one does the job.

Posted by lowski on May-05-2011 22:43:

quote:
Originally posted by skyhunter
I recently did a remix of an old youtube meme on request.

http://www.youtube-mp3.org

This one does the job.

Thanks dude!!

Posted by skyhunter on May-05-2011 22:52:

quote:
Originally posted by lowski
Thanks dude!!

Ya no problem!

Posted by aLviNx80 on May-06-2011 14:18:

why..? youtube has such horrible sound quality..

Posted by itsamemario on May-06-2011 17:34:

quote:
Originally posted by lowski
Thanks dude!!

+1!!!

Posted by itsamemario on May-06-2011 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by aLviNx80
why..? youtube has such horrible sound quality..

And old dusty vinyls from the x0s don't?
Sometimes you have to be willing to sacrifice sound quality if you absolutely need something in your mix, like something from a speech etc.

Even though they use used airplane gasoline when they make cocaine, that doesn't mean the end product won't be awesome.

Posted by skyhunter on May-06-2011 18:39:

quote:
Originally posted by aLviNx80
why..? youtube has such horrible sound quality..

Just for a quick vocal one shot it's fine. If it was for kick drums it would be horrible, and most people can't even tell the difference.

Posted by Zak McKracken on May-06-2011 18:40:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_alfi
And old dusty vinyls from the x0s don't?

analogue warmth you mean? youtube wont get you that.

Posted by skyhunter on May-06-2011 19:25:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
analogue warmth you mean? youtube wont get you that.

"analog warmth" is just coloration of the sound.

but I think the driving force of his argument was the "dusty" part.

Most people don't take good care of their vinyl, which is why the sound quality is commonly bad.

Given, youtube's compression is much worse then some dust on an old vinyl, but the point remains the same.

People will listen to youtube happily, throwing one sampled vocal from youtube won't kill your entire track.

Posted by Zak McKracken on May-06-2011 21:37:

vinyl sounds better imo.

Posted by itsamemario on May-07-2011 10:54:

quote:
Originally posted by clay
vinyl sounds better imo.

yeah, but you can't sample CHarlie Sheen going "WINNING!!" from a vinyl.

THE POINT

YOUR HEAD

Posted by Deefex on Jul-30-2017 12:15:

quote:
Originally posted by skyhunter
Shoot most of these vocals are abused. I abuse them too. :P

Sampling from youtube videos seems the way to go now.

That's actually a really cool way of sampling for vocals. I kind of do it but not a lot. I've just done drum loops but I want to start recording vocals from movies.

Posted by DJ RANN on Jul-30-2017 19:18:

Lol 6+ years later? Be careful sampling from movies. Firstly it's very 1999-2003 and secondly, if your track ever actually made it commercial, you can guarantee the owner of the film rights will come after you. It's fine for 99% of tracks, but if you somehow make that smash hit, your royalties are going to someone else.