Sample Ediquette, How SHOULD one use Samples f/ Sample CDs |
Mon 27 Mar 2006, 03:57
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 12 Joined: 09-Jan 03 From: HOLLYWOOD - US Member No.: 10,615 |
Okay,
I've never been one to be into Sample CDs. I would sample my own sounds and use them if need be. BUT after checking out Big Fish Audio there are just too many great loops and stuff to be had. My question is just what is the ediquette to using these things? Garageband comes with loops and all but I feel weird using them... #1. EVERYBODY who has a mac has access to them.. (hmm just like Sample CDs) so if I use them then folks can say oh thats "Hiphop 3" in that song. #2. Wheres the creativity come in when you use phrases? Never did that (much). I understand people cut the phrases and place them differently. It seems easier just to write a new part. I must admit though, that I'm as lazy as the next guy. Oh,.. he's not (you're not) that lazy?... uh... I meant that guy over there. Boy is HE lazy! If I find a kicking loop then I have no intention of changing the snare or whatever. I will leave it as is. Is that wrong? Is the onus (ooh I used the word "onus") on me to personalize it, customize it, change it? Do people really notice that stuff? Does anyone really care? Wait, I know musicians can tell what kind of guitar was used in a song, sh!t I heard someone say what kind of strings were on it. I'm talking NORMAL people. I wanted to put these questions in the sample category but I think its a newbie question. Please if admin thinks I'm in the wrong place, feel free to move it. Oh and do I need to reference what Sample CDs I use on the CD Jacket or whatever? And OH yeah, I've just been using the libraries that come with my Kontakt and stuff. I CAN use these sample CDs with Kontakt right? As I understand they don't come with a handy Virtual instrument interface. Is there a simple, easy to use, sample player/interface RECOMMENDED by the all knowing intelligentsia (whew I must be going for broke - wheres my thesaurus?) of MACMUSIC? Thats a good number of questions. I hope you guys don't mind helping me out with opinions and answers. Thanx ahead of time. |
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Mon 27 Mar 2006, 15:09
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Rookie Group: Members Posts: 47 Joined: 25-Jul 04 From: London - UK Member No.: 47,579 |
music is magical
i mean that really if you get things just right nobody notices a damn thing except that its a brilliant track later on after a few listens, things start to stand out - good or bad if you produce these brilliant tracks intuitively you are a music god the rest of us have to work at it sample / sound / drum / string spotting has nothing to do with music your sound is your sound no matter what you use the whole sample thing surely came out of hip hop / breakbeats palying other peoples vinyl records -some DJ's parties were full some (er) werent so its just like the song says it aint what you do...... This post has been edited by gogmagog: Mon 27 Mar 2006, 15:11 |
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FUNKSTICK Sample Ediquette Mon 27 Mar 2006, 03:57
coldharbour QUOTE (FUNKSTICK @ Mar 27 2006, 02:57)If I fi... Mon 27 Mar 2006, 10:59
jimdubpram for organising and easily finding your loops ,Audi... Mon 27 Mar 2006, 11:30
lepetitmartien I'd put it in a short, simpler way: If people... Tue 28 Mar 2006, 02:51
gogmagog i can beat that little alien dude I.... Tue 28 Mar 2006, 10:42
coldharbour QUOTE (FUNKSTICK @ Mar 27 2006, 02:57)If I fi... Mon 27 Mar 2006, 10:59
jimdubpram for organising and easily finding your loops ,Audi... Mon 27 Mar 2006, 11:30
lepetitmartien I'd put it in a short, simpler way: If people... Tue 28 Mar 2006, 02:51
gogmagog i can beat that little alien dude I.... Tue 28 Mar 2006, 10:42
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