4 PRODUCERS FLIP THE SAME SAMPLE ft. !llmind, Simon Servida, The Kount
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Andrew Huang challenges three music producers, !llmind, Simon Servida, and The Kount, to sample the same full song 'Solstice' from Cymatics' Zodiac pack and create their own unique tracks, showcasing their distinct production workflows and sample-flipping techniques.
From the video
Answers: How do different producers flip the same sample into a full song?
- sample flipping in music production
- FL Studio workflow
- Reason workflow
- Logic Pro X workflow
- pitch bending and time stretching
- sound design and texture layering
- drum programming and sequencing
What it concludes
- !llmind starts with a drum break and chops up the guitar solo, adding distortion and layering synth lines.
- Simon Servida shifts the sample tempo to 91 BPM, uses the brass melody as the main element, and builds tension with bass and drums.
- The Kount uses the start bassing melody and Mellotron, adds tape saturation and wobble, and chops guitar parts with delay and auto-wah.
- Andrew Huang uses a submix of the sample minus drums, chops guitar cells for recurring melodies, and processes sounds with time stretching and warping effects.
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