Dubspot x Sonos Studio: The Art of Sampling Part 3 w/ Salva

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In this video, Los Angeles-based hip hop producer, DJ, and rapper Salva deconstructs one of his tracks in Ableton Live and talks about his approaches to sampling from vinyl records recorded from live shows. Salva then takes some recorded samples from iconic artists and brings them into Live's Simpler to demonstrate his workflow and approaches to sampling. Salva also shares some helpful tips on choosing samples, decision making, manipulating audio, developing as an artist, and other ways to hone your craft.
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15 июл 2015

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@TheBirkenvegas 9 лет назад

Quality advice, Quality T-Shirt.

@badboychopsticks 9 лет назад

what tune is this in the start?

@MarkdeCliveLowe 9 лет назад

ksmith92 from my segment of the sampling workshop - a rework of a freddie hubbard sample in tribute to pepe braddock

@muntuthompson9177 7 лет назад

can you get in touch with me in la?

@PaulLutz34 9 лет назад

salbadoe

@JohnBissonnette 9 лет назад

You gotta have bank vaults full of cash to sell sampled music. This is like selling dreams to poor people. I'm a realist now after making music and selling music. You want to sell your music and make money? Are you making music in your bedroom? Use all the commercially released track samples you want in your music, just don't expect to have the funds you need to clear the samples. Use vst's like NI session horns, funk guitar and read the copyright rules. Use vocal sample packs but read the copyright info to insure they can be used commercially. It takes a lot of hunting for stuff that isn't crap. Be prepared to be the lowest end of the totem pole. Be prepared to make $250 for a track sold to a licensing and publishing company. Keep in mind they will ask you for revisions. Buy the time your done you could have spent 3 weeks work for $250. Isn't it strange that the person who makes the music that hypes people to buy the car, the cereal, the Gatorade is actually the least important!

@mjohnson510 9 лет назад

John Bissonnette so your saying buy the lastest samples packs to be relevant into just get your music out there, but manipulate on some sort of way where there isn't any copyright infringement?

@JohnBissonnette 9 лет назад

I wouldn't say buy the latest sample packs. I make a lot of my own vocal samples. A good sample can make a song great but if you get busted for copyright it would really suck. My point is be very aware that this guy in the video can afford to pay the clearance fees. Most bedroom producers can't.

@AlbertoDelacruz92 8 лет назад

Idk my brotha, If you're getting sued because you're making so much money off of a song.....isn't that a good problem? Like hey, sue me I'm already famous!