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| GreenLight |
I don't know if anyone's ever done this ... ever ... But has anyone here taken a sample and Configured it to a new sound so you get a sortof "New" Sample ... And Then With this Old-New Sample Written Words To it ?
Ive taken a Sample From A Trip In Trance 3 and morphed it a little ... And It Sounds So "oceanlab-ish", So Anjunabeats Like ... I Can't Imagine Not Having Words Over This ...
Just wanted to know If anyone's ever had the idea to actually "write" Vocal Trance To Something That You've made ... And If you Have ... Posting a sample up of the finished Product if you've gotten that far ... |
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| groundzero74 |
| :crazy: Dont Do Drugs ! :crazy: |
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| DJ Shibby |
| Wow, I'm confused too. |
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| Analog Artisan |
| quote: | Originally posted by groundzero74
:crazy: Dont Do Drugs ! :crazy: |
Pfft.. dont listen to him.. share with me, after reading your posts I'm convinced you have some wicked stuff! |
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| Lokhèn |
| do you mind sharing a sample? |
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| digitul punk |
| Morphing and Mangling samples beyond to the point of recognition is real cool. I actually did that with a sample of craig david's voice in one of my tracks.. and gated it, distorted it, chopped it up in a certain way, reversed it, eqed it, compressed it, reverbed and delayed it... it was fun! :) But yeah a sample of what your talking about could help. |
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