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Whats up forumers, this just dropped on the site.
Thought it may interest a few of you.

Untold - Dubstep Producer - Producer Loops
Loopmasters are very proud to present ‘Dubstep Producer’, a collection of dark and inspiring samples from the incredible talent of Jack Dunning aka Untold.

loop packs take all the creativity out of producing....

untold was extremely generous in sharing some samples he'd created a few years ago here. good for him!

redraven wrote:loop packs take all the creativity out of producing....

Not always. If you build a song entirely out of loops, not putting in anything, then sure they do. However if you start off with one, chop, process it, and then build you're song from there, It acctually brings more creativity into the process.

-hk

Sharmaji wrote:untold was extremely generous in sharing some samples he'd created a few years ago here. good for him!

Still use a couple of snares from that pack

JT7 wrote:

Sharmaji wrote:untold was extremely generous in sharing some samples he'd created a few years ago here. good for him!

Still use a couple of snares from that pack

Such an amazing pack hehe. Good on him for doing this one too!

I got this memo the other day

good for untold and loopmasters for having respectable producers create the samplepacks

*still rinsing Anaconda

These kind of things can be great at certain times.

Out of total curiosity, what does one get paid when one does something like this?

nowaysj wrote:These kind of things can be great at certain times.

Out of total curiosity, what does one get paid when one does something like this?

I'd gather someone like Loop Masters would pay studio time (if needed) and mastering and then give you a percentage.

So really, depends how good it is.

I wouldn't really think they'd give an advance.

Just wildly guessing, I'd bet loopmasters gets close to everything, and the artist gets close to nothing...

Probably but I bet this kinda stuff shoots the artists record sales through the roof, you know how many people buy (or at least "buy") sample packs?

True, true.

having worked on sample packs for sony, it's generally a lump sum, and not as much as you'd think.

Anaconda's the one, no doubt. As important to the genre as Spongebob; a right middle finger saying "oi, punks, we're here too."

big ups to Untold.

Yo what up fellas, will keep posting any other sample packs/tunes we get through on the dubstep/reggae tip

here are some previous posts if you didn't see them

http://www.dubstepforum.com/new-zed-bia ... 82737.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/a-few-dubst ... 24714.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/couple-of-n ... 25922.html

http://www.dubstepforum.com/zinc-killa- ... 22817.html

Sharmaji wrote:Anaconda's the one, no doubt.

jameshk wrote:

redraven wrote:loop packs take all the creativity out of producing....

Not always. If you build a song entirely out of loops, not putting in anything, then sure they do. However if you start off with one, chop, process it, and then build you're song from there, It acctually brings more creativity into the process.

-hk

yeah i love the what the fuck can i turn that sound into moment
its almost as good as playing a tune out for the first time