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What's your approach to sampling?
(lemmy.world)
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I forgot where I heard that tip about finding samples separately, but once I started doing that I never went back.
TIL about the term, crate-digging. I guess that's what I tried doing fairly recently when I visited a Goodwill for CDs. That said, I didn't buy any CDs when I felt it would take too long to find something useful.
samplette seems like a good resource for this style of sampling, thanks for sharing.
That reminds me, have you listened to the album Endtroducing..... by DJ Shadow? Pretty much the entire album is composed of samples through crate-digging.
Shadow is a favourite, I've been listening to him for nearly 20 years. I went to see him last year. He's fucking next level though, I can't comprehend the patience it would require to do what he does. Blockhead is similar.
If you're in to that stuff, you REALLY should check out Kognitif's Soul Food Album - IMO the most under-rated instrumental hip-hop album ever, I love it so much.
I've been really digging El-P's production lately. It seems a little bit simpler, less going on, but it hits super hard. Still requires years to develop that that taste for what samples should go where, I think.
Alright, I'll check them out. Thanks for the recommendations!