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    Quote Originally Posted by stoil69 View Post
    Thnaks for your replies,

    However i think you got the wrong end of what i was asking.

    I do know about music production ive been doing it for a good while but i want to take it to a new level and create my own samples for using within my tracks to make it completely my own. Obviously there is kit out there to creat samples to allow people to compile sample cd's etc.

    I just wanted to creat some of my own original sounds.

    Anyway thanks for your help

    Some of my tracks are on my myspace if you would like a listen and leave feedback.

    Cheers

    www.myspace.com/stoil

    All the best
    Dude, a ''sample'' is basically a bit of auido, chopped up, usually into a small section that can be looped. So ANY bit of audio pretty much. You don't ''make'' them with some SampleMactic machine or something. If you wanted, you could make a drum loop using VST's and the record it to audio, et viola it is a sample. As the guys have said - a minidisc recorder and a half decent mike will allow you to record ''real world'' sounds that you can stick in yer computer and bugger about with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by judas_beast View Post
    As the guys have said - a minidisc recorder and a half decent mike will allow you to record ''real world'' sounds that you can stick in yer computer and bugger about with.
    either that or get yourself a drum synth, theres plenty'o'bout.
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