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If you could pick an artist to make a sample cd, who would it be?
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| Juan Paulino |
Me? My favorite John Askew and JOC
One of my close to favs for progressive house would be AD Brown Progressive House Essentials, which is new and i still have to buy.
What artists would you think would be a dream come true for a sample cd collection? |
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| dj_alfi |
| Ooh, that's a tough one. But given the choice I think I'd have to go with DJ Sneakballs with a microphone. His beats are mad tight, son. |
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| dj_alfi |
I want what D-Unity is using. Srs answer.
more big drums in other words |
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| clay |
| i dont remember his name but he made awesome music back in the day. now i remember; chris cowie. lucky for me he already did a sample cd and it was pretty decent. nothing i would use in there though as i like to make my own stuff. |
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| chris marsh |
| prob noisia for there drums id love to get hold of some of their drums:eyes: |
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| Juan Paulino |
| quote: | Originally posted by Subtle
Paul Oakenfold |
you love paul oakenfold |
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| DJ RANN |
Deep Space Organisms and their sound is so ing unique.
Chris Reece for some proggy goodness.
Liam Howlett as he's a master making older samples in to something new. |
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| Looney4Clooney |
RC's catalogue.
Or a break down of famous stuff from Ben Burtt
HOnestly, i don't care for samples other than hearing stuff you haven't heard yet and that yearning to learn how it was done. But a guide to some of those things that are so damn classic, that would be nice. |
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