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  #1 Stanley Small on 07 Apr 12

   

  
  When downloading Hip Hop samples online you only have several options. You can get free samples, or you can pay for them.
  
  Free Samples
  
  We all hate spending money. 100 % free is good. But, when we are discussing free audio samples there are some major drawbacks:
  
  Pros:
  
  

  • Biological materials don't cost anything.
  
  
  • Absolve to use

  
  
  Cons:
  
  

  • Samples can lack in sound quality making them useless.
  
  
  • Usage rights may be unclear when using samples from unknown authors or sources.
  
  
  • Samples are used by thousands of other producers making your work unoriginal.

  
  
  If you are trying to build a name for yourself, and establish yourself as a credible producer you want to avoid using free biological materials. Chances are every man and his dog are using the same samples and unfortunately your productions will never sound original.
  
  Paid Samples
  
  I can hear you grunting at thinking about having to pay for audio samples. Don't fear, I'm the same. Nevertheless, there are huge positive aspects to using professional samples in your productions:
  
  Experts
  
  

  • High quality samples.
  
  
  • Available in many different formats as i. e. Wave, Rex, Purpose Refill, ESX24, Akai Software programs, Kontact etc.
  
  
  • Royalty free.

  
  
  Cons
  
  

  • They cost money.

  
  
  Applying paid samples is obviously the best option for any Hip Hop producer that wishes to succeed. I can can guess Pete Rock, JDilla, Dr Dre and also other big name producers all purchased samples, or sample packs at some time in their career.
  
  Where to find Free Hip Hop Biological materials
  
  Over the years as an experienced Hip hop producer I've found various sources to download free Hip hop samples. Some I've listed below:
  
  

  • Use Google and look for terms like "free hiphop samples. wav".
  
  
  • Buy music magazines. On the cover of all magazines are CD's or even DVD's that often come with large collections of royalty free samples.
  
  
  • Join music production forums which were aimed at the sort you produce in. I am a member on several Hip Hop and Dubstep manufacturing forums, and constantly see threads where members share their samples.

  
  
  It's vital to avoid downloading with file sharing websites, and also using P2P software. People often share music and samples that not belong to them, such as commercial sample packs. Using copyrighted material can get you into serious challenges. It's not worth second hand smoke.
  
  To decide on, it's safe to say nothing at all is wrong with using free samples while you are starting out. But, down the road at some point in your career you are going to want high quality, skilled sounding, samples that may be used on tracks fit for artists like Lil Wayne, Drake or Eminem. Free samples lack with quality and depth that can ultimately have a negative effects on the overall sound of your productions.
  
  Use your music, and As i wish you success.
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  OK, so you want to make some big bad bass wobble in your case next dubstep track. Ill be going on the few different ways to get that shake down tone, and let me explain its not all about the LFO as you may realise.
  
  So the LFO is the best way of getting a pleasant dubstep wobble bass but you can aquire a very similar and more stable effect by using the filter envelopes on ones synth. Dubstep Remix, Dubstep Remix, Dubstep Sample Pack

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><br /> When downloading Hip Hop samples online you only have several options. You can get free samples, or you can pay for them. <br /> <br /> <strong> Free Samples </strong> <br /> <br /> We all hate spending money. 100 % free is good. But, when we are discussing free audio samples there are some major drawbacks: <br /> <br /> Pros:<br /> <br /> <ul> <li> Biological materials don't cost anything. </li><br /><li> Absolve to use </li> </ul> <br /> <br /> Cons:<br /> <br /> <ul> <li> Samples can lack in sound quality making them useless. </li><br /><li> Usage rights may be unclear when using samples from unknown authors or sources. </li><br /><li> Samples are used by thousands of other producers making your work unoriginal. </li> </ul> <br /> <br /> If you are trying to build a name for yourself, and establish yourself as a credible producer you want to avoid using free biological materials. Chances are every man and his dog are using the same samples and unfortunately your productions will never sound original. <br /> <br /> <strong> Paid Samples </strong> <br /> <br /> I can hear you grunting at thinking about having to pay for audio samples. Don't fear, I'm the same. Nevertheless, there are huge positive aspects to using professional samples in your productions: <br /> <br /> Experts<br /> <br /> <ul> <li> High quality samples. </li><br /><li> Available in many different formats as i. e. Wave, Rex, Purpose Refill, ESX24, Akai Software programs, Kontact etc. </li><br /><li> Royalty free. </li> </ul> <br /> <br /> Cons<br /> <br /> <ul> <li> They cost money. </li> </ul> <br /> <br /> Applying paid samples is obviously the best option for any Hip Hop producer that wishes to succeed. I can can guess Pete Rock, JDilla, Dr Dre and also other big name producers all purchased samples, or sample packs at some time in their career. <br /> <br /> <strong> Where to find Free Hip Hop Biological materials </strong> <br /> <br /> Over the years as an experienced Hip hop producer I've found various sources to download free Hip hop samples. Some I've listed below:<br /> <br /> <ul> <li> Use Google and look for terms like "free hiphop samples. wav". </li><br /><li> Buy music magazines. On the cover of all magazines are CD's or even DVD's that often come with large collections of royalty free samples. </li><br /><li> Join music production forums which were aimed at the sort you produce in. I am a member on several Hip Hop and Dubstep manufacturing forums, and constantly see threads where members share their samples. </li> </ul> <br /> <br /> It's vital to avoid downloading with file sharing websites, and also using P2P software. People often share music and samples that not belong to them, such as commercial sample packs. Using copyrighted material can get you into serious challenges. It's not worth second hand smoke. <br /> <br /> To decide on, it's safe to say nothing at all is wrong with using free samples while you are starting out. But, down the road at some point in your career you are going to want high quality, skilled sounding, samples that may be used on tracks fit for artists like Lil Wayne, Drake or Eminem. Free samples lack with quality and depth that can ultimately have a negative effects on the overall sound of your productions. <br /> <br /> Use your music, and As i wish you success. <br />.<br />OK, so you want to make some big bad bass wobble in your case next dubstep track. Ill be going on the few different ways to get that shake down tone, and let me explain its not all about the LFO as you may realise. <br /> <br /> So the LFO is the best way of getting a pleasant dubstep wobble bass but you can aquire a very similar and more stable effect by using the filter envelopes on ones synth. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://sampleoidz.co.uk/shop/dubstep-remix-sample-pack-drum-loops-sample-pack/prod_169.html">Dubstep Remix</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://sampleoidz.co.uk/shop/dubstep-sample-packs/cat_19.html">Dubstep Remix</a>, <a rel="nofollow" href="http://sampleoidz.co.uk/shop/dubstep-remix-ii-sample-pack-producer-loops/prod_170.html">Dubstep Sample Pack</a></div>

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