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boxrocket on 2001-07-14 07:30 [#00015051] | |||||||||
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was thinking today, and i began to wonder if it's "unfair" to use certain samples of certain things and then take credit for what you come up with. i mean, i think it's cool to use a clip from someone's music and add it to your shite, like beastie boys did with led zeppelin's stuff, but you can definitely take that too fucking far if you take the whole song and just change the words, then call it your own (two words: puff daddy). but what about this? what if you take sounds around you every day from commercials on tv, or sound effects in movies, or sound effects in video games? is that being lazy and not creative? i was playing a video game yesterday and when i killed the enemy, it made a very cool sound that i want to use, but i dunno if using this is a form of cheating.....should all the sounds i use in my songs be sounds i made, or can i collect sounds from various places and piece them together without being a disgrace to the art of music? |
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Glitch from New Zealand on 2001-07-14 09:22 [#00015067] | |||||||||
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I think small unintrusive samples can be good, if you listen to Luke Viberts tracks in either Wagon Christ or Luke Vibert he uses all sorts of samples in a really cool way which makes you wonder whether or not it is from something youve heard or seen before. |
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