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| quote: | | i would never buy a Ueberschall cd either. Absolutely shocking! |
so, please do not buy ANY SAMPLE CD, any more. I could make you more lists like these, from so many actual sample packs. Nearly EVERY dance sample CD relies on sampled stuff, work done by thirds. The art of making a good sample cd is, to change the samples, make them usable, improve them, tweak them, clean them up. Thats exactly what they did. The loops are never 1:1 - there are new elements, elements missing, other effects, replaced slices etc... The WHOLE industry does this since the early beginning. Wake up, where did you kids live the last 20 years?
In most cases, the "sampled" loop or drum had not even been done by the artist XY (!)... yes they even ripped it too from a record, or layered two loops of another sample cd... Thats the reason why no one complains. Do you really think, house artist "xy" recorded some real bongo players? Or they build a kick from sine waves? haha. Thats too much work, they just used a loop from source xy (mostly 70s records). Thats house music!
Man, comon sampling is a giant circle of evolution. And this is good!
Just because venegance is so well known, its "da eviiil" now?? bahh, like I said, hypocrites.
Last edited by smole on May-03-2009 at 22:29
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