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What Makes Samples Tight Or Weak?

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white Boy:
ye this chipmunk thing is a joke

Leggy Hendrix:

--- Quote from: Shallow on November 09, 2004, 10:11:07 AM ---Could someone please tell me what the original sample of Shook Ones was? I've asked before, and no one answered.

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theres a couple...

quincy jones - kitty with the bent frame
r. grainer - thackeray meets faculty

 8)

Shallow:

--- Quote from: Paradox The Bilateral Metaphor on November 09, 2004, 11:45:09 AM ---
--- Quote from: Shallow on November 09, 2004, 10:11:07 AM ---Could someone please tell me what the original sample of Shook Ones was? I've asked before, and no one answered.

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theres a couple...

quincy jones - kitty with the bent frame
r. grainer - thackeray meets faculty

 8)

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Thank You kindly.

Kill:

--- Quote from: smartass on November 09, 2004, 09:17:46 AM ---tight:when the sample is flipped, and it sounds nothing like the original.

example:shook ones 2

weak:when its a straight jack

example:most of the chronic(in no way am i implying that the beats suck, so theres no reason to catch feelins)

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tru dat. chronic consists oflike 60% parliament lol

Sikotic™:
It's simple

A good sample is when the producer adds to the song and make doesn't necessarily make it better than the original, but gives it new life. Example: Twista - Overnight Celebrity

A bad sample is when the producer completely butchers the sample and downgrades the song.
Example: the new Trick Daddy single

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