Re: [microsound] Samples and Beets cds

[Alex Young <alex@xxxxxxx>]

I've been sampling entire films by ripping DVDs, then stripping
out frequencies and boosting others to create sounds that I can
sequence in another package.

It's amazing what you can find in the background sometimes.
I've put a track here if you want to listen:
http://noise.me.uk/montagestudies/audio/montage_study_2.mp3

If you're using sampled sounds, it's up to you to creative with
them.  If you take some amen breaks and add drop bass sampled
off old Moving Shadow (or whatever) releases, it's bound to
sound 'stagnant'!

That's exactly how I used to make music on my Amiga when
I was a kid.  Good fun, and rave was big then so my mates loved it.

On 4 Jan 2004, at 01:31, Jesse Sullivan wrote:
> leading to a stagnation of aesthetics and style and sound etc.]... I
> dunno... its early here, ut are rthere any other thoughts, things to 
> add???
> Is there anyone on this list whose music is heavily sample based??
>
> peas
> EjEss

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