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hey fp's
another question
the otha day i was listening at the jay z's D.O.A sample an when i heard it,i just don't believe it,the sample was dirty and kanye o whoever that did the beat,make it so clean
so..
my question is
how to clean the samples like that?
i mean i like dirty sounds on my beatz,but some times i need clean'em
peace...
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pinesol is very good i heard! LMAO!
but for real...you need to attack it just like you would if you were cleaning something else! your ears should tell you what it needs! also...this is RULE#1 for me when working with samples...MAKE SURE IT'S IN WAVE FORM INSTEAD OF .MP3! you'll be amazed!!!
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try this... there are others as well as in plugin form.
http://www.algorithmix.com/en/soundrescue.htm
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Make sure your vinyl is clean, good condition, good cartridge, good levels when sampling.
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+1 for the above post. Buy a quality audio interface to record vinyl onto your computer also, and make sure its in at least 16 bit 44.1khz wav format. Might take up a lot of room on your computer, but your sample will be better quality.
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Learn to EQ with skill.
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Originally Posted by Soul Diggah
More than likely it came from a cleaner source than yours.
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No amount of EQ will ever clean up a poorly sampled clip.
Clean samples start at the source and extend all the way into your sampler.
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[QUOTE=Kno1ills;48662250]No amount of EQ will ever clean up a poorly sampled clip.
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Not by itself, no. But I believe that by a grimy sample being made "clean", he was referring to its crispness, not just the elimination of distortion, artifacts, etc.
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