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Like the title says, i'm looking for a sample of somebody saying "Break!". I have googled and scoured my sample library but unable come up with anything good. If anybody can recommend a tune or anything that will help me get the sample that would be great! Thanks.

record it yourself? pitch the sample, eq, compression, chorus, delay, what have you.

Eat Bass wrote:record it yourself? pitch the sample, eq, compression, chorus, delay, what have you.

yeahhh that's sort of plan b... i do record lots of my own samples but this one i'm looking for more of a cliche older sample, i feel like it will really suite the song.

Even if you fine that sample it might not fit into your song..

Icetickle wrote:Even if you fine that sample it might not fit into your song..

lol that helps a lot.

to the op. just search youtube vids for the word break. try some football vids lol idk. could be funny using a football break!

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yes! that nwa song is perfect. Thanks!

Linkin Park - One Step Closer
End of the song.

Had this on my hard drive - http://www.mediafire.com/?67myxwfof6bz3u3

Sample any scratch disk ever made. Or download one if you're a cheap tnuc.

Saul williams - Break The acapella is around somewhere, I know I've heard it before.

just came back to this thread, thank you so much guys! I've sampled all these for my library and have used some

Eat Bass wrote:football

was thinking this when i saw thread title lol

Beatnuts - 2-3, Break

maybe try creating it yourself? It's not very hard. If you have quicktime, you can click "File" -> "New Audio Recording", and then record yourself or someone else saying anything you'd like. I've used that a few times in my productions.

-charles

you can always look around on youtube for people who say 'break' in a video, then download the sound

[quote="charles1"]maybe try creating it yourself? It's not very hard. If you have quicktime, you can click "File" -> "New Audio Recording", and then record yourself or someone else saying anything you'd like. I've used that a few times in my productions.