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Ah, makes sense. I do music production on the side, so I'm really hyped about these even if they do mostly turn out to be trashy — "it's not low-quality, it's ~
by mkaic 4y ago
Ah, makes sense. I do music production on the side, so I'm really hyped about these even if they do mostly turn out to be trashy — "it's not low-quality, it's ~~vintage~~". Plus, the unplayable ones make great wall art!
- fb03 4y agoI was about to say this (I also produce). Definitely sounds like a lot of sampleable material in there :)
- mkaic 4y agoI'm very excited to find some unique pieces to chop up! I don't work with samples too often, so I guess this is the universe's way of telling me I should start doing it more!
- gomibako 4y agoThe other fun things to do is to play the 45 rpm records (usually the 7 inch ones) at 33 and rediscover chopped and screwed music
- 2b3a51 4y agoHave you heard of the sound artist/composer Philip Jeck? https://philipjeck.com/ https://philipjeck.com/ Alas deceased (which was a bit of a shock when it happened). Jeck's thing was a sort of live analogue sampling.