Benefits of sampling vinyls?

[Zig-Urt]

Vinyls are question of style. I mean the sound quality is better as a basis, but it has the crackling sounds. If your'e into new school hip hop, i can´t recommend it. I personaly like the special sounds that comes of vinyl, then you can also hear that it´s a old record, and that you have gave it new life. Which is the idea of hip-hop to me.

 

[Aaronhunt]

basically it is the sound that rock you

 

[flying_dreams]

Vinyl sampling really adds some extra layers to your track...it's almost like you can hear how long the record has been sitting in a record shop..floating around to different owners.

 

[I'mNoGuru]

For me digging and sampling from vinyl are part of my workflow.

I've no problem in asking the dude at the record shop to drop the needle on a disc if I'm unsure about it - and more often than not I'll get a flip from nearly every disc I buy.

In terms of workflow - I find it far quicker to grab a disc, drop the needle, record the piece I want and start chopping than to have to copy a YouTube URL, paste it into a converter website, convert to wav, truncate the sample - yada yada yada...

There just less fannying about with vinyl imo.

 

[A S T R O T R A P]

Waaaaarmth =]

 

[KonKossKang]

I heard vynly doesn't have a samplerate.
So basically those guys don't get artifacts when stretching material.

 

[bornwithpicasso]

vinyls are time machines bro.

 

[ProducerTrentTaylor]

vinyl isn't compressed like digital formats making it lossless... best quality there is

 

[Ouijean]

Never tried this but might now, interesting thread

 

[The Funk Junkie]

gotta do vinyl if possible, at the very least you gotta find a vinyl rip instead of ripping off youtube

 

[Epsilon-144]

You wont be allowed to sell your music anymore, so that's good. lol

(leaving now before everyone gets on me) lol peace.