142724, RE: I sampled drums that he sampled. I don't think I've ever heard a Posted by howisya, Wed Mar-03-10 12:40 PM
still, if you consider what you're making electronic music "expression," should you really be sampling a "peer's" drums, especially from only a few years ago? i'm not saying you shouldn't, and i would do it myself probably if i wanted to make a point to myself or others, but it just strikes me as lazy.
>Manitoba/Caribou song. > >For that "Monibu" song
that's what i was thinking of by title
>the guitar is from Sufjan Stevens' >"The Dress Looks Nice On You". > >Other than the Mann Tet song, I don't think I've sampled an >electronic artist.
fair enough... but the aimee mann and sufjan s. songs are fairly recent, too, and you know that's a no no for a lot of crate diggers and fans of sample-based music.
some other OKPs have sampled very new songs in the overall umbrella genre of electronic music, and it's just weird to me. i chalk it up to coming from a hip-hop perspective, but even hip-hop producers usually won't touch some of these songs either because of their newness or their similarity to what they're doing themselves.
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