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| quote: | Originally posted by dannib
The penton stuff is better than vengeance but it seems he's limited or digitally clipped nearly every sample. i would prefer the samples dry. leaving any limiting to either myself or a mastering engineer.
On another note i have just been listening through a couple of my vengeance cds. Has anybody noticed just how much of the material is ripped straight from commercial tracks? I think this is very wrong and dishonest. I mean its one thing chopping up some beats and layering them over your own sounds but ripping complete loops exactly as they are on commercial tracks and selling them as a "vengeance" sample cd? thats a different matter and i guess highly illegal as well. |
Yes you're right.
One reason I try to avoid vengeance where I can is the fact that the samples are over effected and chopped up too much. Theres no reverb tails or anything! The vengeance people aren't stupid, so I guess that they have pulled these samples from SOMEWHERE rather than building them themselves... I can't think of another reason why these artifacts would exist? I've also heard people say that they can hear vinyl crackle in some of them. Either way, I think the vengeance samples are cliched overused and too hard to use with the amount of effects...
Who knows, vengeance may have paid for the right to redistribute those samples, but I just hate the lack of flexibility.
On the other hand, I suspect the penton samples don't have the same variety, so not sure if thats a good option either.
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