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Where can I find some good Jamaican vocal samples like the ones that go blaa, random shit like that?

There's one by primeloops I bought called rasta vocals.

It's decent, but not once does it say "ganja" or "sensi" or anything of the sort...
I mean, if you want rasta vocals they should have something to do with ganja instead of "numba one produca, numba one deeejayyy!"

I don't want anything that says "numba one produca" I just want any rasta vocals that i can mess with.

things like this.... ya should search out for yaself!

use your imagination!

!!chea

Quasi118 wrote:I don't want anything that says "numba one produca" I just want any rasta vocals that i can mess with.

ah I picked myself a nice pack of rasta samples a long time ago still have them and they have all sorts of vocals like "boomblah, ahh junglists, all ganjaman" and others that I can't understand, also the samples used in Downlinks 6 Million Ways track well at least just the legit sample of the guy sayin "6 million ways to die, chose one" PM me if you want to know where I got them because I can't talk about it here on the forum.

and have you even tried searching? I mean seriously though. I don't want to say where but damn here:

http://tinyurl.com/6evsxja

Hypefiend wrote:guy sayin "6 million ways to die, chose one" PM me if you want to know where I got them because I can't talk about it here on the forum.

Oh yeah thats a top secret sample that one.

just record yourself saying jamaican sounding stuff in a fake jamcaican accent, like i do. Irie! Ganja! Bumbaclot rudebwoy! Bobsled! and so on

You need to be sampling this shit, wagwan Mr President

Basic A wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:guy sayin "6 million ways to die, chose one" PM me if you want to know where I got them because I can't talk about it here on the forum.

Oh yeah thats a top secret sample that one.

I know....not. but the pack I have i think every other producer has the same one its the only reggae sample pack I could find on btj

glottis5 wrote:[. . .] Bobsled! and so on

lmfao @ "bobsled!"

Yeah i'd bet we all have that reggae sample pack but watevs, they're kinda classic, and if it aint broke....

man... shottas is full of some mad vox.
same with babylon!!
there's literally thousands of movies out there.
decent speeches & interviews.

find samples that ya haven't heard b4, some samples are cliche as fuck ay.

!!chea

Hypefiend wrote:

Basic A wrote:

Hypefiend wrote:guy sayin "6 million ways to die, chose one" PM me if you want to know where I got them because I can't talk about it here on the forum.

Oh yeah thats a top secret sample that one.

I know....not. but the pack I have i think every other producer has the same one its the only reggae sample pack I could find on btj

Its not about everyone having the pack, that sample goes back well... before there was such a thing as torrents and sample packs. I think everyone on earth has the original source but you... not the pack.

Instead of using rinsed out samples from some stupid torrent pack, why not start listening to roots/dub/dancehall/ragga and keep your ears open for samples yourself?

Be creative and use a Kool Runnings sample?

if you want to sound original go to a reggae record shop and dig. specially the b side.
example : http://hardwax.com/act/boom-and-the-voltsong/

Keep in mind that some of the samples out there have been used by every single producer in the dubstep scene. Think of the "badman sound" vocal for instance... Most of those are from the primeloops pack

RmoniK wrote:Keep in mind that some of the samples out there have been used by every single producer in the dubstep scene. Think of the "badman sound" vocal for instance... Most of those are from the primeloops pack

This. I found getting hold of a reggae horn effect alot harder than the standard rasta vox.

stereotactic wrote:

You need to be sampling this shit, wagwan Mr President

My little bopyloves rastamouse, me too as it goes. Great little prog. Was wondering how long before it got rinsed for samples, loads of clean ones. The priate radio station one is mint.

'Ah mek a bad ting good... good....good...good (kick roll, screechy wobble)

Sirius wrote: find samples that ya haven't heard b4, some samples are cliche as fuck ay.

!!chea

BLADERUNNER.

On topic now. It might pay to scour the mountain of reggae-related documentaries on YouTube for example:



+10 internet points if you spot the VIVEK sample.

Shum wrote:

Sirius wrote: find samples that ya haven't heard b4, some samples are cliche as fuck ay.

!!chea

BLADERUNNER.

On topic now. It might pay to scour the mountain of reggae-related documentaries on YouTube for example:



+10 internet points if you spot the VIVEK sample.

V.I.V.E.K did very well on this one. Respect!

[edit] thought it was the Feel It Ep sample from mad professor. someone posted on the forum before. no internet points for me sorry

Another one here in the "sample it yourself" camp. A lot of packs that you can download, well, everyone has them. I'm not saying that there isn't useful samples in those but they are often rinsed out. At least when you sample them yourself, you know where they came from. Plus you get to listen to a lot of great Reggae and Dub!!


Rudebwoy tune, in case you don't know where that "6 Million" sample came from: