Ongoing History Daily: Sampling vs. interpolation
Modern electronic sampling has been with us since the early 1980s. This is when you use some specialized hardware and software to surgically excise a passage from an old piece
Read MoreModern electronic sampling has been with us since the early 1980s. This is when you use some specialized hardware and software to surgically excise a passage from an old piece
Read MoreYou may have heard about the Amen Break, a six-second drum sample taken from a 1969 song by The Winstons that crept into hip hop, breakbeat, jungle, electronica, drums and
Read MoreSampling—the practice of surgically excising a short passage from one song and then using it to build a brand-new song—has been with us since the late 1970s. So here’s a
Read MoreBill Gates has some observations about how AI is going to change the way we use computers. Let’s observe music news for November 25, 2023. More music new? Look here.
Read MoreIn the early 80s, music technology was exploding with new synthesizers, practical and powerful drum machines, and hardware that could sample and manipulate sounds in an infinite number of ways.
Read More[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] When Barry Manilow wanted to tour in 1982, he was faced with the immense cost of taking an orchestra on the
Read MoreOver US$80 million was spent on the Batgirl movie. Now it’s being junked because it’s “irredeemable.” And you thought you were having a bad day. Let’s try some music news
Read MoreI am really, really looking forward to tomorrow’s F1 race. Are you on Team Lewis or Team Max? Now let’s try some music news for December 11, 2021. For those
Read MoreIn 1985, Slick Rick and Doug. E. Fresh released a track called “La Di Da Di.” Since then, it’s become sampled more than any other song in hip-hop. Here’s how
Read MoreTracklib, a company that offers legal clearance of samples for use in songs, has released its State of Sample 2019 report. They dug into the Billboard Top 100 to show
Read MoreTrackLib is a service that allows creators of music to discover and license original recordings for use as samples in new compositions. They’ve just released their first-ever State of Sampling
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