His stuff is sample based. The most work is finding fitting samples. He creates a rhythm with some drum samples without any quantization or something, puts them into a place where it sounds right and then copies that over and over OR does it manually throughout the song. The rest is some strings/pad/riff sampled from somewhere and the chops it either up or uses a whole part and puts it behind it. Then he uses the chopped up vocal samples he gets from songs and places them where they sound good. He also puts a lot of background noise like a firecamp in the background to make it sound more lo-fi. That is all.

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Originally posted by Morvan His stuff is sample based. The most work is finding fitting samples. He creates a rhythm with some drum samples without any quantization or something, puts them into a place where it sounds right and then copies that over and over OR does it manually throughout the song. The rest is some strings/pad/riff sampled from somewhere and the chops it either up or uses a whole part and puts it behind it. Then he uses the chopped up vocal samples he gets from songs and places them where they sound good. He also puts a lot of background noise like a firecamp in the background to make it sound more lo-fi. That is all.

Reminds me almost of tracking.

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Originally posted by Morvan That is all.

It better be.

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Originally posted by dj_alfi change your avatar for fucks sake.

its the best way of making music.

I figured most of it, I.e. samples, no quantize etc, but what I don't get - simply due to my limited use of SF - is
can you put multiple samples into soundforge and arrange them as if they were channels in a sequencer?

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