Hi!I'm DJ from Germany :w00t:.I like making new hip-hop beats.At the last time i was using samples from https://www.lucidsamples.com/22-hip-hop-samples-packs . Can you recommend me a smth new?
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Hi!I'm DJ from Germany :w00t:.I like making new hip-hop beats.At the last time i was using samples from https://www.lucidsamples.com/22-hip-hop-samples-packs . Can you recommend me a smth new?
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Old funk and soul records.
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Visit your local record shop with a numark pt-01 and get to hunting.
OP is too lazy to google. Actually sampling something would smack of effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patch
Id love to see the looks on the face of the owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by the_bastet
"Im just using your lighting, heat and power, handling all your records, wont buy anything but ill spend hours sampling little bits"
This would actually be a great DJ skit.
Lol. Well you buy the records. LMFAO but omgQuote:
Originally Posted by ImNoDJ
that video is totally happening sooN!
Hey!,
On r-loops.com you can find a lot of free trap, hip-hop samples, loops, drums & one shots. please check them: https://r-loops.com/category/sample-...ples-and-loops
big up!
^^^Quote:
Originally Posted by Patch
Nothing beats old records. Sift through old stuff you've got lying around. I wouldn't worry about paying someone else to do that work for you.
Also - practically ALL Sample Sets are rubbish. You really have to search for good ones.
Certain genres are better represented than others (a lot of Vengeance Sample Packs are good), but, for any broken beat type genres, you're really better off getting your own samples from record you know.
I've been in love with Splice and more recently Output's Arcade for awesome new samples. Pretty affordable for what you get.:thumbup:
This place is ok. https://www.looperman.com