this guy sampled pikkon's
Jacob31593
Location: Tampa, FL Joined: Jan 04 2009 |
this guy sampled pikkon's theme from dbz |
To me its good because most
RexLeRouge
IMPACTO Joined: Aug 15 2008 |
To me its good because most of the people usually think VGM isn't "real music"... |
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BluePhoenix
give me a dollar Location: Earth, Universe A Joined: Jan 21 2008 |
RexLeRouge said
and they still won't except when some fag rapper takes a lyrical shit all over it. 95% of sampling in general is gay, I read it on a snapple. |
Depends upon the context. If
Bhael
Location: Newcastle, UK Joined: Feb 18 2010 |
Depends upon the context. If the piece is comedic/satirical then I'll find sampling more acceptable. For example, a satire of some games sampling a few tracks from it. Or an attack on a musical genre's repetitiveness through remixing it into another (e.g. some strange avent garde piece). On the topic of merging genre's, sampling can also be a great way to communicate a certain kind of music into another culture. However, I generally find it difficult to take music which copies large parts of other songs seriously. Originality is very important to me, and I can't enjoy a piece of music if it isn't genuine. Saying that, clever use of sampling can create effective and original music in the same way as the conventions we employ. I also hate nowadays mainstream rap, as it seems to be immature, repetetive and completely unoriginal. However, Hip Hop also has the potiential to be the exact opposite. There are some very artistic and effective raps out there, especially in the 80's era. But yeah, sampling should usually be subtle lest it ruin both itself and the music it sampled.
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i've been looking for the
Jacob31593
Location: Tampa, FL Joined: Jan 04 2009 |
i've been looking for the origins of two vocal samples that i've heard in the total war series that i didnt know were samples until i heard them somewhere else! first: second: |
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hslesperance
Location: Walpole, MA Joined: Aug 10 2008 |
RexLeRouge said
But rap isn't real music either :0
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:| I see *run away from the
RexLeRouge
IMPACTO Joined: Aug 15 2008 |
:| I see *run away from the troll* |
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Arteriorrhexis
Bigot Location: Georgia... America. Joined: Oct 13 2008 |
hslesperance said
Of course it is. Now the stuff you hear on the radio sucks but rap and hip hop is damn good. |
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jit
Joined: Mar 04 2009
Music today can be created by sampling, which can be used in most music but is highly known in the realm of rap/hip-hop. Is it okay to use VGM sampling or does it ruin the music you loved growing up?
Here's an example of a song by a popular artist sampled without being credited (I'm sure most of you would know this as soon as you heard it):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEqpVQEV7zo
Here's an example of VG fans experimenting and making a song using VGM with vocals of another track:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kdKMjOCCEs
My personal favorites - A rapper who uses VGM beats and raps about the game and the theme itself:
http://random.bandcamp.com/track/avalanche-feat-barret-wallace
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCJ0-hyJ-YM
Do you think it is okay as a tribute or does it spoil the feeling you get when you listen to it?