CZcams copyright strikes when it comes to music makes no sense. The art form is free, it should be heard by the public. How else is the music going to live on
lmao he did the only easy part. If you’re making a loop sample. You need to match the BPM of the vinyl to your project tempo. then record and make sure the metronome is syncing to your beat as close as possible. then crop and time-stretch edit the loop.
CZcams copyright strikes when it comes to music makes no sense. The art form is free, it should be heard by the public. How else is the music going to live on
Totally agree
exactly!!!!
No need for a phono preamp? Or does your turntable have an internal amp?
Straight to the point, clear and easy to understand. Thank you!👍
Doing Gods work, thank you 🙏🏾
thanks a lot buddy, it was really helpful
Glad it helped! 😎
Aren't you going from stereo to mono with this setup? I don't think the input on the interface is a TRS is it?
I was wondering the same thing. Any idea ? I’m guessing it would right ?
@@_HOLDON has to be.
But aren't you sampling in mono? Wouldn't it be better to record into two tracks?
He probably did, but yes it would be better.
Great video!
Thanks a lot!
what's the name of the cable? sorry if that's a dumb question
Rca cables
Thank you 🙏🏾🚀😊
What’s the link to the vinyl player in the video?
What if there is no aux cord
dope
Stereo to mono with that cable it’s sounds like crap
CZcams wont take your video down just say you don't own rights to the sample...
lmao
he did the only easy part.
If you’re making a loop sample. You need to match the BPM of the vinyl to your project tempo. then record and make sure the metronome is syncing to your beat as close as possible.
then crop and time-stretch edit the loop.
its not daunting at all, dj's have been doing it for over 20 years lol my 11 year old can do this ..
Anything is daunting if you have absolutely no idea how to do it my dude
Cocaine be one hell of a drug hey 😂