It's not bad just you need a better breakdown, cause the way you sampled it, it leaves me waitng for the beat to drop, and it never did. Plus, you need to add a drum pattern or two, and some instruments,bass etc, but not a bad job for real.
It's not bad just you need a better breakdown, cause the way you sampled it, it leaves me waitng for the beat to drop, and it never did. Plus, you need to add a drum pattern or two, and some instruments,bass etc, but not a bad job for real.
Thanks man. Is there a way I can take the drums out of the sample?
Thanks man. Is there a way I can take the drums out of the sample?
Yes, you can use the same program you used to sample-Edison. In fact, here is a link to a video on Youtube that will show you how ot do it effectively...hope it helps
Yes, you can use the same program you used to sample-Edison. In fact, here is a link to a video on Youtube that will show you how ot do it effectively...hope it helps
That helped. But if you do what was done in the video, you'd be taking out the actual sample too. I have a old record and recorded it to my computer. I dont want to take out the acapella.
There's is not harm in sampling the record twice to get what you need or use filters in order to get/remove what you want/don't want, or tweaking drums/sounds to match the samples that are not from the samples altogether .
There's is not harm in sampling the record twice to get what you need or use filters in order to get/remove what you want/don't want, or tweaking drums/sounds to match the samples that are not from the samples altogether .
