r/sampling

Anyone know the origin of the break/sample used in this tune? Been trying to identify it for ages

so i know if im not super big the chances of getting sued are small but i still like to be careful because i want to be so like if this song blows up will it get taken down/will i get sued. so with that line of thinking, archive.org has sample cd collections, and youre not really meant to use them unless you buy them, plus the zero g sample cds often sampled older songs. is there any way i could get sued for that? like how can they prove i dont have the cd? plus it may get tricky from the sample cds having samples themselves

Who got playlist of Oleg Tsoy Rare Gems 4change ?

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The problem is I love sampling but every time I find a song I like and want to sample I can’t make it work so Im looking for a teacher with good experience in beatmaking. ( mostly looking for that alchemist and Griselda style boom bap)

I love the creativity of sampling, its so unique from person to person.
few of my laughable ones... used in drum and bass...

the old spice whistle
a parody video about ordering food at a jamaican restaurant... we nuh av dat lol
the simpsons - i am the lizard queen!

duke nukem - hmm dont have time to play with myself

some random guy complaining about how he cant sleep and goes off on a rant..

the ideas are endless and wonderful!

i’m out of town right now, and found a sample that i would like to chop up. are there any mobile apps kinda loke slicex where you can trim and slice samples?

Been trying to look for info and nothing has yet to come up, whosampled doesn't seem to have any info so far, and nothing yet on Reddit. Any help locating it is appreciated! Thanks.

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