But, in purely sonic terms, it’s possible that every single record and track has multiple parts that can be repurposed for use in any genre. What did you actually buy? How exactly are you going to use it? Since you’re restricted to the records you have to hand, these questions should challenge your creativity. The fun begins when you get your records home. But if you’re new to sampling, it might be wise to start with soul records to get familiar with the process. Lately, we’ve used a few Dutch gospel songs from the 1970s and 1980s. The deeper you dig, the more wild and distinctive your tracks will be. One of the most enjoyable elements of sampling vinyl is the act of crate-digging, picking up interesting-looking records and exposing yourself to music you otherwise wouldn’t. These tiny details can’t quite be replicated. Authentic vinyl-based crackles and hisses are unique and influenced by many factors, such as the state of the record and the needle that’s hitting it. FL Studio allows you to add static or noise to your tracks with extra samples or audio plug-ins but it’s just not the same as the real thing. These sonic imperfections lend samples a certain old-school vibe, something you simply don’t get when you sample a digital version of a song or piece of audio.
Sampling vinyl is still popular, favoured for the warmth and crackle that comes with playing a vinyl record.
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