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Originally Posted by Akademiks3
people dont replay samples to make it seem like they put some "work" to make the beat.. or to feel good inside like they accomplished something.. or just to pay professions to play it note for note..
they actually do it because usually what is being sampled.. from vinyl.. isn't clear enough.. for modern day music.. in which the quality is veryy high.. also.. the other reason its done is because of sample clearances reasons..
sometimes.. replaying the sample can make a beat easier or cheaper to clear..
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so the benefit of it is to have a clear sound, cheaper clearance issue.. then it looks like the full advantage is to replay your own sample.
not saying what you said isn't true, but i don't understand the full argument of interpolating to avoid sampling fees. if you're a major producer getting paid say $25,000 for a beat and they want to take 50% of the for sample clearanc issue.. isn't that an easy choice to say instead of giving up 1/2 of that, i'll only give up $500 to a local high school piano teacher that can probably interpolate that beat for me for nothing? if so, everyone would do that.
