equipment used- korg es1 electribe alesis q49 fender champion amp samples - (sic) intro Duality (Piano) Dead Memories (Piano) Eyeless Intro Here Comes The Pain Spit it Out Percussion Sample
There is a video on here called rare slipknot samples. On my korg es1 electribe, I plugged in a microphone and put it to my speakers and recorded from there. Then I hooked up my midi keyboard to my sampler to trigger the samples with certain keys. Thumbs up this so everyone can see
f4h1m 5h4r4r actually this video proved how useless he is, this easily could of been done by someone else in the band or one of the tech crew backstage at live shows. Not hating on Craig, but he’s literally the most useless member out of any band in existence
Get a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Any of them do just fine, Fruit Loops, Ableton, Reaper.... And really learn to use it. Big part of sampling is knowing what you can do with the things you have and when to look for things when you need them. Then you get samples from various sources, movies, songs, videos on the internet, and basically manipulate them in order to sound the way you want, adding effects, cutting and pasting and etc. Putting it on a keyboard is just the final step, as a way to activate them when you want. I actually play Craig on a Slipknot Cover band and I only use a laptop with Reaper and a MIDI controller.
I would start by buying the alesis q49 midi keyboard. It's fairly cheap. It comes with a program called Ableton live lite for your computer. It's very user friendly and offers many samples and instruments to help you on your way to using samples effectively
There are tons of websites to do so. I've even been on websites that had video game sound effects. Just get on google and type in what kind of sound you are looking for. It's pretty simple. You can even record everyday sounds at home and use them. There is so much you can do with samples
Is there a website where you can download free samples like this? I wanna reincorporate samples into the keyboard covers I do, and I need some places to start with...?
The keyboard OP is playing is being used as the controller for the sampler (Korg Electribe ES-1 Mark.I) The ES-1 uses a memory card as its sound bank, so to do this you simply load slipknot samples into card, pop her into the Electribe, then use a MIDI controller (in our case, a Keyboard) to trigger the samples at will
(MIDI is like a programming language for music, it just means it’s a Keyboard [or Controller] with the ability to transmit data back and forth with other instruments)
@@scotty2033 no problem!! nowadays you can do this much more easily (though I prefer the fun in using a pile of old equipment) by loading Craig & Sid's samples directly into a Korg "Volca Sample", sort of a portable version of the Electribe that OP's got here
If I remember correctly, there is a video on here called Rare Slipknot Samples. I also used a video that had just the vocal, extra percussion and sample tracks for Psychosocial. The piano parts I just simply played and recorded on the sampler itself. Again, if I remember correctly hope this helps.
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You basically just summarised the entirety of Craig Jones' relevance to a Slipknot show in the space of a minute
Haha yeah I guess I did
The eyeless breakbeat is Sid Wilson.
And the spit it out part is partly Sid Wilson as well.
@@dennisvanopstal7360 not really
@@si-tj2ck enlight me
@@dennisvanopstal7360 papa lover dark remix by general degree
Now i can understand the genius behind my favourite slipknot member
Me Too
There is a video on here called rare slipknot samples. On my korg es1 electribe, I plugged in a microphone and put it to my speakers and recorded from there. Then I hooked up my midi keyboard to my sampler to trigger the samples with certain keys. Thumbs up this so everyone can see
See guys Craig Jones is not useless
f4h1m 5h4r4r actually this video proved how useless he is, this easily could of been done by someone else in the band or one of the tech crew backstage at live shows. Not hating on Craig, but he’s literally the most useless member out of any band in existence
@@adamgriffith-smith9106 and sid what does he do
Euan Christie turntables, which you can hear in the songs
@@adamgriffith-smith9106 name the songs
Euan Christie you must be new to slipknot I take it? How can you not know about sids turntables?
133rd like, you nailed Craig's silence XD.
How does one get into sampling?
Id like to know as well
Get a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Any of them do just fine, Fruit Loops, Ableton, Reaper.... And really learn to use it. Big part of sampling is knowing what you can do with the things you have and when to look for things when you need them. Then you get samples from various sources, movies, songs, videos on the internet, and basically manipulate them in order to sound the way you want, adding effects, cutting and pasting and etc. Putting it on a keyboard is just the final step, as a way to activate them when you want.
I actually play Craig on a Slipknot Cover band and I only use a laptop with Reaper and a MIDI controller.
I'd start at Costco with the free samples
@@G00NIE bruh
@@G00NIE Sam's Club too
Wow, I didn’t think this video was still getting views. Thank you all so much for your kind comments. I really need to get back into this
Hi
Cool that your still replying!
I would start by buying the alesis q49 midi keyboard. It's fairly cheap. It comes with a program called Ableton live lite for your computer. It's very user friendly and offers many samples and instruments to help you on your way to using samples effectively
the eyeless and spit it out ones are sid's
craig has samples ready for sids parts if he’s out being sid
There are tons of websites to do so. I've even been on websites that had video game sound effects. Just get on google and type in what kind of sound you are looking for. It's pretty simple. You can even record everyday sounds at home and use them. There is so much you can do with samples
HERE COMES THE PAIN!
Huh, so that’s how Craig does it.
Watched just for “Here comes the pain!”
Damn i never knew what samples were ill def have a sampler if i ever make or join a band
I whant to have a sample player to! I whant to have a band verybsimlar to slipknot
If u ever need a bass player or a sample player email me
That insane dude
HOW MUCH DID THAT COST? I WANT ONE!
You can both for 250.00 at guitar center
So did you get one?
I think this actually the guy that replaced Craig when he left. /s
oh yo, that's sic
Is there a website where you can download free samples like this? I wanna reincorporate samples into the keyboard covers I do, and I need some places to start with...?
Wow! almost 7000 views! Thanks everybody, I really appreciate it. Feel free to comment, rate, and add suggestions. All comments are welcome
Thank you for this video Man!!!
Craig is that you?
@headbanger101100 Look up the video Rare Slipknot Samples. I just recorded it from there.
Sic
where did u get eyeless from?
So good dawg
Could you explain how this set up works? Or point me in the right direction to where i could learn, Id really appreciate it.
The keyboard OP is playing is being used as the controller for the sampler (Korg Electribe ES-1 Mark.I)
The ES-1 uses a memory card as its sound bank, so to do this you simply load slipknot samples into card, pop her into the Electribe, then use a MIDI controller (in our case, a Keyboard) to trigger the samples at will
(MIDI is like a programming language for music, it just means it’s a Keyboard [or Controller] with the ability to transmit data back and forth with other instruments)
@@BearGirlSummer thank you for explaining that!
@@scotty2033 no problem!! nowadays you can do this much more easily (though I prefer the fun in using a pile of old equipment) by loading Craig & Sid's samples directly into a Korg "Volca Sample", sort of a portable version of the Electribe that OP's got here
Wait until this comment blows up because this video gets recommended
Can u tell me how I can do that like how I can use slipknot samples like how u did idk if that made sence or not
when does the cool part come in
And what program do u use to get the samples on the sampler? i have an mpc 1000
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@headbanger101100 I just hook up a microphone to my korg es1 electribe and press record.
HOW U DOWNLOAD THE SOUNDS?
or THE SAMPLES?
but who do the vocals in his samples? 🤔
Mr. Use they are samples from old movies
why nobody shows tattered and torn sample?
hey guys where did you find those samples tell me i want to download them i want to cover a slipknot song with those samples please respond
If I remember correctly, there is a video on here called Rare Slipknot Samples. I also used a video that had just the vocal, extra percussion and sample tracks for Psychosocial. The piano parts I just simply played and recorded on the sampler itself. Again, if I remember correctly hope this helps.
@@bullsonparade3 Alright man, your info is very helpful for me🫂
@@bullsonparade3 man, you showed up at the right time, I was in need of tips on these samples, thank you very much, really
muito legal
2019 ?
Jeez using a sampler really is easy...
weird recommendation but cool lol
Where did you download these samples
sic
The second sample was All out Life
This video is 10 years old.
Am a hardcore junglist, eyeless, sid usees the famous amen breaks, weston brothers I 🤔.. 😜
Winston Brothers*, mate.