Flipping a terrible Hare Krishna disco record #shorts
Channel: Bell & Circuit
Date: 2022-03-30

Making a trip-hop track by flipping vinyl samples. Most samples were sourced from said "afro-spiritualist" disco record. Drums were sampled from a breaks record; and I grabbed a few other things from a couple of other funk/disco records. Spoken word samples were from a disco-dancing instructional record. Then there was much manipulation and chopping. 

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These twice-monthly videos, document the process of using Ableton and vinyl samples to create some chill instrumental tracks. They usually end up somewhere in the nexus of trip-hop, instrumental hip-hop, and downtempo electronica. I'm a big fan of DJ Shadow, Portishead, Thievery Corporation and Cinematic Orchestra and it shows.

After watching every episode of Rhythm Roulette I could find, I wanted more. I am constantly inspired by watching other producers make their music and wanted to share my own process in the hopes of inspiring others. 

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