So, I've been working on a very "classic" feeling dubstep project. I've been wondering what would you suggest for some really slow, sorta dark reggae-ish vocals.
I know that may not make sense, but usually I will hear mixes with just really slow, almost spine tingling reggae vocals. Could you suggest some artists? I really need help and I don't know where to begin
Help with vocal samples
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Re: Help with vocal samples
Just put in some single shot's of vocal. No need for the full verse/chorus
Re: Help with vocal samples
Search for Reggae vocals at http://www.acapellas4u.co.uk and just listen to a shit load till you find some you like.
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Re: Help with vocal samples
yeaaah man!deadly habit wrote:or just grab a mic, a bag of weed and a local rasta
Re: Help with vocal samples
Sample music or artists you enjoy?
I'd suggest listening to the type of music and finding a particular artist that inspires you and makes you feel something rather than skimming through 5,000 a capellas.
Sorry I just don't get the "tell me who to sample" way of working. Why would you want to sample something that doesn't have personal meaning?
I'd suggest listening to the type of music and finding a particular artist that inspires you and makes you feel something rather than skimming through 5,000 a capellas.
Sorry I just don't get the "tell me who to sample" way of working. Why would you want to sample something that doesn't have personal meaning?
Re: Help with vocal samples
yeah, i mean i dont use reggae vocals, i use R'n'B ones, but like i cant just pick a song and use it, i normally hear a track and think yeah that could work, or go lookin for a track i know i like and use them. listen to some reggae and find something you like.
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Re: Help with vocal samples
Or try some classics of Jamaican cinema and pitch the samples down.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jamaican_films
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Re: Help with vocal samples
sample something that makes sense, not just random words in patois.
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having a lot of samples like BADMAN NAH INNA DAT etc made producing alot easier for me bout 2 years ago.
gives you a foundation to work around (especially when making jungle). and you can still transform the vocals somehow, elephant man meets megatron style
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