http://hiphopproduction.com/production/sampling-digging-vol-1/ Beats, videos, tutorials: Every aspect of Hip Hop Production can be found here. Digital to Analog, Samples to Synths. Mon, 30 Apr 2012 06:24:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://hiphopproduction.com/production/sampling-digging-vol-1/#comment-184 t Thu, 17 Feb 2011 00:39:00 +0000 http://hiphopproduction.com/?p=86#comment-184 General rule of thumb is that if you are successful enough that someone could make money off suing you, then it's probably worth the time to clear all your samples, or not use samples at all. On the other hand though, if you are selling 10,000 units or less, chances are you won't even be on the radar. General rule of thumb is that if you are successful enough that someone could make money off suing you, then it’s probably worth the time to clear all your samples, or not use samples at all. On the other hand though, if you are selling 10,000 units or less, chances are you won’t even be on the radar.

]]> http://hiphopproduction.com/production/sampling-digging-vol-1/#comment-174 face5[][][] Fri, 21 Jan 2011 09:48:02 +0000 http://hiphopproduction.com/?p=86#comment-174 I really want to know what any fellow hip hop producers think about a certain issue of sampling, If i use very abstract records, from lesser know/smaller labels will i get caught? I feel like the amount of effects and up/down of tones and pitches makes it almost impossible for anyone to know where it came from. It seems even less likely someone that is legally responsible would hear any beat ive made. I really want to know what any fellow hip hop producers think about a certain issue of sampling, If i use very abstract records, from lesser know/smaller labels will i get caught? I feel like the amount of effects and up/down of tones and pitches makes it almost impossible for anyone to know where it came from. It seems even less likely someone that is legally responsible would hear any beat ive made.

]]> http://hiphopproduction.com/production/sampling-digging-vol-1/#comment-16 admin Tue, 09 Jun 2009 19:22:37 +0000 http://hiphopproduction.com/?p=86#comment-16 glad you liked, and keep an eye out for the follow-up article, which will cover online digging among other methods. glad you liked, and keep an eye out for the follow-up article, which will cover online digging among other methods.

]]> http://hiphopproduction.com/production/sampling-digging-vol-1/#comment-15 Billy Biff Tue, 09 Jun 2009 18:33:14 +0000 http://hiphopproduction.com/?p=86#comment-15 Very helpful to me, I've been getting into sampling more and more but I never really knew where to look when I entered the record store besides looking around the 70's/ 80's sections. This article has helped me a lot so thanks very much. The track you made at the end was crisp too! Cheers. Very helpful to me, I’ve been getting into sampling more and more but I never really knew where to look when I entered the record store besides looking around the 70′s/ 80′s sections. This article has helped me a lot so thanks very much. The track you made at the end was crisp too! Cheers.

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