4 PRODUCERS FLIP THE SAME SAMPLE: Jamie Lidell, Flux Pavilion, Laura Escudé, Recue

Summary by Krater

Four music producers—Laura Escudé, ReQ, Flux Pavilion, and Andrew Huang—are given the same vocal sample from Jamie Lidell and use different production techniques and software to create their own original tracks.

From the video

Answers: How do four different music producers make a track from the same vocal sample?

• music production
• vocal sampling
• Abelton Live
• modular synthesis
• granular synthesis
• Cubase

What it concludes

• Laura Escudé uses Paul Stretch, a MIDI controller, a Wii controller, and a Buchla Thunder to create a atmospheric, cinematic track.
• ReQ uses isotope RX, a Tasty Chip GR-1 granular synth, and modular gear to create a thick layer of strings and a cinematic soundscape.
• Flux Pavilion uses Cubase, SubLab, and a custom guitar to build a track around the vocal sample.
• Andrew Huang uses Stutter Edit 2 and his Sampler app to create a choppy, glitchy track with multiple risers and vocal chops.