shit that was cool. its all about sampling, fuck VA-synhs!
Nov-17-2009 22:32
DigiNut
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Originally posted by palm
shit that was cool. its all about sampling, fuck VA-synhs!
All well and good if you're remixing, but if you're trying to actually recreate a track then I would have to say that sampling it is probably cheating just a little, lol.
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Nov-17-2009 22:54
Beatflux
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Originally posted by Kismet7
One of the reasons I was never a fan of mid 2000s minimal movement (though I do love the minimalism in things), I thought the music was far too easy to recreate, and didnt want to make music that I could easily make, or other producers could easily recreate with little effort.
Can you name a couple of examples?
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Originally posted by dj_alfi
change your avatar for fucks sake.
Goodness gracious, this is most inspiring idea I have ever seen for music. He turns the abstract into concrete and it instantly enlightens you.
Possibly the greatest visual interpretation of music out there. Educative, artistic, immediate understanding.
Words fail me right now. After seeing that, my mind exploded with ideas about the possibilities... fuck.
Nov-18-2009 04:15
AstroB
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Yes thanks for posting that link, I favorited that vid.
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Originally posted by echosystm
because DAWs are for noobs. real pro's use a magnetised needle and a steady hand, hovering over a spinning hard drive platter, flipping one bit at a time.
Wow thats amazing! Brilliantly put together by those guys
You can say what you want about sampling - i mean it seems so simple when you see the finished product and where it came from but at the end of the day, they are the ones who chose those samples and put it all together such that they made a track that wont be forgotten for a long long time...
Originally posted by DigiNut
All well and good if you're remixing, but if you're trying to actually recreate a track then I would have to say that sampling it is probably cheating just a little, lol.
He was referring to the way Prodigy made that track.
Originally posted by DigiNut
All well and good if you're remixing, but if you're trying to actually recreate a track then I would have to say that sampling it is probably cheating just a little, lol.
in order to recreate a prodigy track you would need to find the samples he (Liam) did. and hes sampling ALOT.
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