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- JamesHanvey
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Burial samples
Just stumbled upon these, quite interesting to see where he gets his stuff from. Didn't realize so much was sampled.
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last time he gave any indication about his process, he seemed to say everything was sampled.
He doesn't use synths. Maybe he does on later stuff like kindred EP and there on, but the two albums and everything before I`m pretty sure is 100% samples
He doesn't use synths. Maybe he does on later stuff like kindred EP and there on, but the two albums and everything before I`m pretty sure is 100% samples
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no way, wouldn't of guessed. quite curious as to how/where he sampled some of the reese's he's done (like in rival dealer)
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i think i asked about his bass sound a while ago and someone on here said he sampled the reese sound straight out of the original tune (think its a house/techno one really can't remember)








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Re: Burial samples
All has drums sound very obviously sampled straight from old 90s garage tunesJamesHanvey wrote:So would the drums be sampled too?
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James seems like the type that'd hear an amen break and wonder how the midi got programmed

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His new one is mostly this.
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nah the drums are a few stock bits and loads of sounds like lighters, gun cocking sounds etcTurnipish_Thoughts wrote:All has drums sound very obviously sampled straight from old 90s garage tunesJamesHanvey wrote:So would the drums be sampled too?
he just is good at getting swingy garage patterns
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