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dj_cuba
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Registered: May 2001
Location: England, Leicester: The great cesspit of the Midlands

Lifting Samples?

This has always puzzled me. How is it possible to rip a sound, i.e a synth pad or a baseline of another tune without taking the other sounds with it?

please explain

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Nov-17-2003 20:15 United Kingdom

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Sean Walsh
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Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Downtown Vancouver

You can't really, unless there's a part where they play solo. You can sometimes rip a pretty clean sound with careful filtering, but that would more be for a short sample, like a Kick or something.

Nov-17-2003 20:17 Canada

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TwoPlow
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: united states

EQ's, filters, and good software. Some skill required.

Nov-17-2003 20:53 United States

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hey cheggy
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Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Sydney, Australia

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Originally posted by TwoPlow
EQ's, filters, and good software. Some skill required.

That must be some pretty flash software.

Percussion and vocals tend to be the msot commonly lidted/samples material off tracks. This is normally done when they are by thehmselves in the mix.

Sampling synths would be extremely difficult and you would need a simple song to do it.

Most sample synths are taken of the synth, not the song.

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Nov-18-2003 00:51 Australia