3 Levels of Sampling - Sample like Beginner to PRO (techniques/tips/history) | Splice

What parts of sampling history would you like to see explored?

Thank you so much for this tutorial, and solidifying my disdain for the 808 (and Trap beats in general)

Master !!!!!! 🙏🏿🫡🥷🏿

This is art! Beautiful

Where is the mention of some of the biggest artist innovators of the use of sampling in other forms of music that pre- dated rap and edm? Artists like Al Jourgensen from Ministry for example? People that actually used samples to enhance original compositions instead of just " borrowing" every sound source to create songs? Thats what's missing from so much " music " nowadays. So many DJs nowadays are not real musicians.

Prince Paul is a legendary sampler, producer and king of the skit. He’s worth diving into

What digital audio software are you using I'm an aspiring songwriter

For level 3 you don't even need to use a "sample". Just go outside and record noises.

Nice!

BEAT 3 REMINDS ME OF "ANALOG BALATON - HIBRID" SOOO MUCH

That last joint was crazy! I’ve been experimenting with granular synthesis

dude

Learned a lot from this and will definitely be coming back for more!

Wouldnt even consider 3rd level as sampling per say, because we are not really "flipping the sample". 
We more are using the sample to synthesise new sounds from it.

epico

Could you show me how to make and design sample to vst from splice, in Logic Pro, but on way that instrument gonna not sound as playnig just sample but real instrument.

man u are insane!!! my mind was blown

This was an incredibly useful guide thank you!

Holy shit really interesting video

how did you do the bass line in level beat 2 please

This video was crazy helpful.

Petition to turn the level 2 beat into a full song!!!

I basically just use serato sampler its more simple for me. Really don't care for sound design cause I'll pay people to do that. But I love splice tho so many samples to chose from. All I use use is sample and loops and melody and chord generators to make my beats quick and fast.

Nah but the last beat sounds so goofy

this is cool, but the only metric that matters is nothing to do with how technical you’re sampling style is, only how good it sounds

Indept mixing n mastering please we struggling ere

I luv flipping samples 🔥🤙🏾😎

super-helpful as I start working more sampling into my modular synth for ambient & EDM
also gonna be useful for remixing live tracks down the line :)

Nice! I'm just missing techniques where you create new melodies out of vocal samples like Burial did. Software like Melodyne.

I wish its get work

if you put that many thingson it i think you should just make your own sound

“I can take a baby’s sneeze and turn it into a kick drum. Or I could just use a kick drum sample.” 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻

yo your studio is lit

super clean brand and super clean vid. had to sub

This video was incredible, thank you!

level 3 kinda sounds like jpegmafia

Thank you for sharing video

renoise is probably better suited to what hes doing

let's do a deep dive!!!!

No mention of Bobby digital and the ASR-10? That's where the modern sampling style came from IMO, RZA and Havoc changed the game!

Honestly level 3 is not so much a level of sampling, but more of a completely different skillset.

I could make a whole beat level 3 style and have used many of those methods in beats I’ve made before, but I would totally fail trying to make anything good at level 1 or 2. I think of myself as a producer, but would say I am complete trash at sampling.

Level 3 feels more like once you’ve mastered sampling, you start branching out to production and audio design skills to have a bigger toolset.

Damn!

The third song you made was elevating me into the light of heaven, did you ever release it

And unless you create the actual music from which samples are taken, you are STEALING someone else's creation.

That 3rd beat was impressive, all from that little sample, that's nuts.

Litterally insane how he made a whole track using a single sample

While he did use all major daws, notice how Bitwig is used for the most advanced lvl. I think that pretty much dictates how useful each daw is with wav manipulation. Fruity is lvl 1, very limited for samples but great for beats. Then Ableton can be manipulated pretty good and useful for recording. Bitwig is just that much more wav sampling powerful and he arranged everything in the arrangement window bar by bar, letting the user place everything to a 16th if you need to. I prefer BW

very helpfull!:) also i got an idea for a funny video: check this out a comparison in which you calculate what a modular synth workstation of the same capability would cost xDDD

I don't understand why the audio is the opposite of normalized, it's like being raped by sofa commercial @ 2:45am.
and then we SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY ONLY 8% DOWN GET YOU THE BED OF YOUR DREAMS should probably open a window as painting with oils~(record scratch) couldn't fucking finish your video