4 PRODUCERS FLIP THE SAME SAMPLE: Daedelus, Sarah Longfield, WangleLine, Ben Levin

Summary by Krater

Andrew Huang challenges four music artists—Daylist, Sarah Longfield, and Wangeline—to create original tracks starting from the exact same guitar and vocal sample pack provided by Ben Levin.

From the video

Answers: How do different music artists make a song from the same sample pack?

• music production
• sample manipulation
• Ableton Live
• FL Studio
• pitch shifting and formant shifting
• modular synthesis

What it concludes

• Wangeline builds a track starting with a bouncy intro based on a stringy guitar sample, layering kicks, percussions, voice sustain, and multiple bass patches.
• Sarah Longfield uses modular synthesis and Ableton to chop, time-stretch, and pitch-shift samples like the leeping singing and whammy bar samples into a heavy yet cute song.
• Andrew Huang takes Wangeline's guitar sample, pitches it down two octaves, applies formant shifting, and builds a baselined track with descending arpeggios and vocal chops.