STBB #997 Resample Jamal
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crono8beat
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The resampling rule is a cool idea! Here's a little behind the scenes to explain what I did
I've started by making a normal chop of the sample (pitched down a few steps)
Then I've layered another part of the sample on top of the previous chop
Then I've resampled (and chopped) all that stuff in reverse adding distortion + chorus and some warping. I've used this for the B section of the beat
resampling to a different format wasn't quite the idea of the challenge.. but i can tell you affected that ish !
not sure if it adhered to the challenge fully.. tough to tell..
that's dope man ! great result
am i hearing some layering with pads or synths or so ?
coz those were not free of the resampling challenge.. only: -Bass line and drums don't fall under the resampling rule
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making a 'synth' or pad by means of micro looping is also a means of resampling .. 2x
sample > chop.. loop it with reverb delay.. > chop a piece out to use ..
anyone else also sometimes use this method ?
think i first did it when it was a rule, like maybe 8 years ago by.. .. maybe it was MUMA ..but i could be making that up..
memory can be bendy
making a 'synth' or pad by means of micro looping is also a means of resampling .. 2x
sample > chop.. loop it with reverb delay.. > chop a piece out to use ..
anyone else also sometimes use this method ?
think i first did it when it was a rule, like maybe 8 years ago by.. .. maybe it was MUMA ..but i could be making that up..
memory can be bendy
crono8beat
Member
no, the examples I've posted are using only the sample, didn't use pads in the beat
the only synth I've used is a lead that comes in at around 1:25, damn I forgot about the rule!
Yayo
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resampling to a different format wasn't quite the idea of the challenge.. but i can tell you affected that ish !
not sure if it adhered to the challenge fully.. tough to tell..
…I had to read the rules again, the glitch sound has some delay-the keyboard stuff was a pad then morphed into a key group during the track somewhere in there.
