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🔍 How to Find the BEST Samples For Your Beats! // My Process to Mastering the Hunt
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Sampling is a big part of the foundations of beat making. In this video I am going through my process to find the best samples possible. I started collecting records before venturing into making beats, so vinyl sampling is very important and meaningful to me. Everything starts with the records; it is a great way to connect with your samples, and to find chops you may never have seen otherwise.
For this beat, I used the MPC One as the standalone tool to flip the samples, including drums and melodies.
I hope you enjoy this workflow, and the sample based beat, and I hope the video provides some inspiration for your own production. I will be in the comments, so let me know what you want to see in a future video!
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Yeah wow! You killed that one man. 🔥🔥
I love how your videos are straight to the point, no fussing around. Beat was also 🔥🔥 Keep it up my dude.
I've had this record for years and would have never thought it could be flipped like this. Very inspiring!!
Man, this was super helpful! I totally fall into the trap of sitting down to make a beat and beginning by sifting through records to find a sample, only to get frustrated and give up. I'm totally going to try this method. And dude, this beat is a heater!! Love your channel 💥
I needed this video thanks homie 🫶🏾🫡
This video is everything i need...because i am literally the opposite of what you are saying...i need to change...i have like 5 crates of records packed..tons...but I will try and find a sample as I'm trying to make a beat...i need to go thru my records and just spend time finding samples...because I'm coming to the idea that it is mad frustrating trying to make a beat and at the same timefind a sample etc for what I'm doing...
Where the hell have you been 😂
Brother this was fire...frfr
You're a beast my guy!!!
Thank you bro!
Beat sounds dope!
Appreciate you!
Ayyyy, that was hard! Nice vids man.
I'm pumped to hear that, appreciate you for supporting!
Ryan u wild for this 🔥🔥🔥💯
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insane beat. i’ve been nonstop studying videos online to help with samples as i’ve been stuck (new to music production and mpc). This helped a lot, thank you so much
Fucken crazy 🔥🔥🔥… love this joint‼️ 🫡✌🏽
Whooo. I love that War of the Gods album. You killed that beat. Thank you bro. That process is fire.
Nice beat
Fire as usual. Your beats definitely need some bars for them.
So cold, Ryan!!!! Great vid, as always brother!
Bro, thank you! I'm new to MPCs, coming from a synthesizer background. I've had a tough time understanding the sample based workflow, and this video helps A TON. I feel inspired!
great timing i’ve been needing to go digging
Very insightful. Dope beats always
1st time checking you out. That beat is crazy! I Ave a similar process with my sounds.
Oooh shit 👊 super dope man. I’ve flollowing for a minute. Never disappointed 💯
Amazing video and the finished beat is 🔥🔥🔥
This is crazy dope! I'd like to see a video on how you layer your drum loops with the one shot drum sounds.
Damn, I love this video!! Straight to the point, straight up inspiring and the beat is straight up fire 🔥
Thanks for the content, I subbed straight away 👊🏼
love this beat
W video idea
Oh woooow bro you are nasty with the samples. Great vid!!! Taught me a few things
Absolutely loved the video and the beat was bananas! Thank you, Ryan.
Thank you David, appreciate you!!
Really helpful. Ryan
That Billy Paul is a Beast!!!!...I buy it every time I see it the $1-$2 bin,think I'm at 3-4 copies...lol...Dope chops!
Great content and vibe with your vids man
Very dope 🔥👏🏼
Very clever approach. Nice ✌
Thanks man, good inspiration
That's heat
Yoo I used to do this as a teenager (I use a discord server or my Discogs wantlist now to spare my vinyl sleeves), but I'd write notes about cuts on the paper vinyl sleeve with a pencil while listening. Still have a few jazz records with long lists inside noting every sax lick that could be used for beatmaking.
Beat is crazy good
Notes app all day 💪 also wtf this beat is insaine 🥶
Good Job 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Is the snare part of a drum loop, love the snare
Dope!👏🏾✔️
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Dope best bro
Dope!
Thanks again mang 👊🏽
sick! keep up ❤
Great job
RMB, an ally. 👊🏼☮️🐶🐾
DOPE
I caught myself yesterday moving my thumbs like you do 🤣 I missed 1 thing , when you buy records are there things you look for ? Cover , label ? Cuz i recently started buying them but most are not good to sample from
He buys them in bulk from various places with no guarantee any will have samples He can use.
Hahaha that's awesome 🤣 I can definitely do a future video on this!
Nice vid, do you often come across records that you find absolutely nothing to sample on them?
Peace
Your videos are super dope. What do you use to record your audio when making your videos
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Did you use a pre made drum loop and if so where was that from?
Do you release these beats as well? I ask because I go on track Lib since the samples can be cleared. Is it a preference thing?
YO SON I GET GOOSE BUMP LISTENING TO YOUR WORK KEEP ME TRYING TO NOT EXIT IM Drizz DaNemesis
1. Get the vinyls.
2. Listen and make note of interesting sections. Speed up/down or Pitch up/down.
3. Chop samples up.
4. Make beat.
Id record the entire record and then use a DAW sampler to do everything. I dont have the space for Vinyl and plenty of samples to find from CD.
Okay that beat is absolutely stupid. Well done, brother!
This systematic approach sucks all the joy and spontaneity out of sampling and degrades it to an industrial process. Helpful if you want to become a professional but let's be honest here: 99,5% of us will never go there. It is a nice example though that you used for this video.
what makes someone a professional vs not? I think everyone would want to be making some success out of there beats otherwise whats the point if your the only one listening to it? As for his process, its more complicated then I would do it as I would just record the entire Vinyl records one ofter the other then search for samples onces there on My computer and DAW.
Its 2024 are we still calling music "beats"?
Love how this turned out man- thanks for sharing the process as well!