• yes: outside drums and bass, instruments, vocal shots, cuts/scratches and fx like crackle and sweeps etc.
• yes: own recorded and/or sampled vocals.
• no: outside samples
Samples:
e.g. look for some on YouTube
Have fun!
The Fine Print
Upload your beat to Soundcloud, include "STBB ###. weeknumber “ in the title, and POST TO THIS FORUM by Wednesday at Midnight, Pacific time.
Try to leave as much feedback as you can and you will receive it back.
For easy browsing's sake, you can also go to the STBB page: https://soundcloud.com/stbbcollection
Label entries that are posted after the deadline as 'late entry' and entries that don't comply with the rules as: 'non-entry' in your track title.
EVERYONE VOTES - by Friday at Midnight, Pacific time
Winner: post new sample, rules, etc by Saturday at Noon, Pacific time and upload the sample here: https://wetransfer.com/
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Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 12:04 pm
by JoaGymshoe
Congrats A Verma!
too bad you didn't manage to post the new week before the deadline.
hope you dig the idea.
pz Joa
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 12:39 pm
by zifhang
Hello, so we can sample any debussy track that is on youtube? :0 (or the link is no properly embed)
edit: congrats on the win AVerma, what a dope track
Hello, so we can sample any debussy track that is on youtube? :0 (or the link is no properly embed)
edit: congrats on the win AVerma, what a dope track
Hello, so we can sample any debussy track that is on youtube? :0 (or the link is no properly embed)
edit: congrats on the win AVerma, what a dope track
any Debussy music you like
edited the topic start.
wow this is going to be some week then, good luck to everyone and have fun!
i leave you with my broken akg 712 pro :´( (where i've being mixing all this tracks, so this week im going with the 240's)
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 1:54 pm
by per.du
thx Joa for setting up the battle!
congrats AVerma!
The following weeks I'd love to have an Ennio Morricone special, since he passed away recently, if any of the winners are open to that idea!
(will also post in battle stockpile)
too bad you didn't manage to post the new week before the deadline.
hope you dig the idea.
pz Joa
Thanks!! sorry I didn't realize the deadline for posting the next one was so soon. I hadn't even checked my laptop until just now.
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 5:35 pm
by SonicSkater
Congrats Averma! Excited for this week, thanks for the fun theme Joa Here's my entry, the sample is Debussy - Rêverie:
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sat Jul 11, 2020 9:21 pm
by yoniden
98.3 Bpm
Dbm Key
Debussy Samples:
- D'un cahier d'esquisses
- La soiree dans Grenade (Estampes for Piano, no 2)
- Jimbo's Lullaby,(Children's Corner, no 2)
- Serenade for the Doll, (Children's Corner, no 3)
No outside Instruments just drums.
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2020 1:46 am
by JoaGymshoe
just droppin' this here.
flipped a while ago..
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2020 4:20 pm
by NearTao
Holy smokes... that was a lot of awesome classical to listen to... I ended up just grinning through YouTube and found so many great things to sample. Great pick!
I grabbed a few different elements until I ran out of memory on my PO-33 (yeah, hitting that again lol). The only addition that is not from Claude is the drums, which come courtesy of a Guns N' Roses break. I then ran the PO-33 patterns through a armada of Chase Bliss Audio guitar pedals, to in particular really wear the sound out further... compliments definitely go to Condor for doing some EQ duties, Warped Vinyl for wearing done and warbling some of the hits, and Generation Loss for really cutting into some of the tape noise/wow/flutter. Mood provided some great inspirations that I was really hoping to add to the track, but it was just too much, and the track was becoming too complicated in spite of the cool and fun sounds.
My biggest struggle was actually running out of patterns on the PO-33... and I did think for a moment to record off each voice separately so I could mix them in and out... but ultimately decided against it. Maybe next time?
Chopped and filtered it, then added a drum pattern, bass, and percussion. Sounds like something I'd make in 2015.
Re: STBB #697 CDb
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2020 2:00 pm
by MOXATRON
Yo what's good people?
Some cool rules and sample choice
I did a bit of digging and ended up using the track "La Mer"
I mashed this together this afternoon, found some parts I liked and chopped them up and played them to some Drums and a bit of bass.
Here's my entry, the sample is Debussy - Rêverie:
