Samples for making music
Samples for making music
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I would worry less about your drum samples being traced back if ever you were to sell a tune. It depends on what music you're making, but for the most part, no one is digging through electronic music (especially drum and bass) for copyright infringement. you should be more cautious of the other musical or vocal samples you rip and always make a note of them.
agree with inteliboy on this - you're better off making your own beats by sampling things you enjoy. presets and loaded samples are so overused. if you listen to any reality show you can usually pick out a few reason preloaded samples per tune.
- nice advice - thanks. If I ever became serious, I guess it's worth learning about basic sound tech / recording .. and getting a decent mic********
- getting a decent mic.********
- true about reality show music, I always hear samples in there, I have no one to comment with about itMeeklo
- feel you bro. they use all those beats and wav samples like crazyBANKattack
- nice advice - thanks. If I ever became serious, I guess it's worth learning about basic sound tech / recording .. and getting a decent mic