The History and Art of Sampling (According to RJD2)

[@cliftoncameron5632]

The approach, direction, and the care to have that attention to detail is magnificent. Thank you for sharing.

[@Major_FaimOfficial]

Please someone link the original reel to reel vid.

[@mr.hakawati2154]

I could non-stop listen to him talkin about music

[@piggosalternateaccount4917]

This is a really nice video, well edited, filmed and a good interview.

[@MBAWB]

Perfectly described for anyone to understand.

[@renaulth2009]

Until he said geometric shapes 😂

[@garytoca3989]

This man inspired me with his music so much as a kid and still to this day 💯

[@jimmyr.landry2085]

This piece was killer. Great insight on approach to using MPC. Thanks!

[@thomp9054]

Wow, great video

[@dennisshu1466]

Loved this!

[@Wk32eze]

Thank You

[@scality4309]

Dj Shadow is sampling.

[@RabRabNZ]

how did you become sample gvod

[@calebclunie4001]

I got the Akai Professional MPK49, several years ago, and even though I knew what it could do, in mapping sounds to pads, I couldn't bring myself, to pick up a flow that was different from the familiar keyboard fingering, and hand shapes. This video helped me, to see the limiting, can be more than a tweaking tool, but it can be the ESCAPE LADDER out of the ever expanding OCEANS OF SOUND, that I find myself lost in, more often than not. I've seen RJD2 in concert twice, and the geometric nature of shape constraints altering flow, make for more than I had realized. There's a forground, middleground, and background, that I picked up on, but this is like finding the actual roots and branches, when before, I was only appreciating the leaves. Thank You, as a musician, and thank you, as a dancer, as I know this will help me find even more fun gears, and the beat goes on, just like my love, everlasting. ☮️Peace ☮️A Just Peace ☮️

[@plutoloco2378]

This guy is such a f’in nerd.