Samples

I listen to albums and when I find something good I sample it

listen to alot of music

well i dig for new music online and in shops

When I was walking home today I heard a squirrel screaming from a tree and I wished I could have recorded it and played around with it.

Ideas for this situation?

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>>71479233
i put the needle on the plate.

probably dumb question but do i need to retune my drum samples for each scale i use? so they match? i dont know shit about drums

>>71479233
Sometimes the old fashioned way, other times by listening to random albums youtube reccomends for me or looking up what id like to sample in a formula style
Country of origin + genre + year
Ex french jazz 1990, sometimes i go back to my roots or listen to my parents music that they listened to when i was born etc.
Also i recomend yall read the art of sampling by joesph g schloss. Really good read.

>>71480108
>read the art of sampling by joesph g schloss
That's like recommending the Animation Survival Guide
Some objective facts but literally everyone does everything a different way

I go to A1 in Manhattan twice a week and crate dig. I find gold occasionally and usually it's under $10. It's kinda messy and alot of work but it's worth it. Good unused samples are still out there, but we are running out of old stuff pretty quick because of future funk depleting unused j-boogie tracks

>>71480108
>THIS

YouTube can send you down a rabbit hole. Try typing in "obscure *insert genre name*" on YouTube. Also get into the habit of watching movies/TV shows from 80's, 70's, 60s and down. You'll Eventually find a well.


>Patience is Key