I bought the entire jazz and soul section from the record store.
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2024
- I went on a shopping haul and decided to buy the entire Jazz and Soul section from a local record store to expand my library of samples a bit.
This is me, just scratching the surface of what this will mean in the long run.
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I'm taking a look at parts of the records, finding a few samples and putting together a few ideas for upcoming beats!
Thanks guys. Much love/ Accurate
#sampling #beatmaking #vinyl 
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This has to be insanely exciting! How cool!
My friend, you are a legend. Thanks for everything you do.
Man that's a great selection!😍😍😍
It really is!
That's cool. Keep it alive! Blessing
Nice video edit with the crates!
Your national pride is your savior here. Record storage doesn't get much better than Ikea Kallax or their famous Billy series. I've been using them for ages.
+1 Kallax, you can't really go wrong
Guess, what is in his studio.....a Kallax DJ rack.....
That major harris has some good samples. I got over love
The first two records were amazing! Drums on the first track!
Really good stuff from those two! Great job!
Thanks! I might keep working on that first idea actually. ❤️
@@AccurateBeats nice!
Great video, as always, you are such an inspiration bro 🙏🙌
Thank you! means a lot
I think you will be finding gems for a long time my friend 😎👍🏼
Yeah, that’s at least what it seems like :)
Sounds like you have the beginnings of an EP already. @@AccurateBeats
OOOOOLLLLEEEEEEGGGGGG!!!!! 🤣
You did very well with that massive buy from what i heard, from just a couple of records! Years of material & inspiration!
Just a thought for storing those gems in your basement:
Put some straight c-rails up on the ceiling, where you got space.
Use the width of the record-cases. (or buy ikea storage boxes etc.)
Then you can glide each box into that and they are off the ground plus ..not another extra cabinet needed!👍🏻
Greetz from NL🇳🇱
Yeah, that’s my thought exactly! I’m so excited about this!
That’s not a bad idea! I might look into that!
This is dope I recently bought a machine plus because now they have a price drop those records you’ve bought is fire 🔥 as well bruh nice job 👍
Nice! Interesting and classy video! Ironically Im interested in the sponsor spot for once, on youtube.
What you say at 13:56 is just begging to be scratched, haha. Congrats on the pickup, looking forward to hearing and seeing what you come up with!
Lovely!
That Buddy Rich is banging.. I will make sure to put that one into my collection.
Yeah, I’ve listened through the entire thing now and it’s definitely a piece of art.
Man that Mercy, Mercy is a really good find. I paid GOOD money for that record years ago lol
Wow... that is a haul!!!!!!
Dope ! Man grabbing a whole collection is such a dopamine rush
This made my day.
Power moves my man 👏🏻
Love ya, Acc !! Great one again... Keep inspiring 👊😎
Love this
def some gems in there!
Congrats Brethren. You’ll surely be busy for a while. When you put good vibes out into the world… Occasionally they came back your way. ✊🏾👍🏾✌🏾
Well said!
That reminds me i bought about ten records last week iv not used them yet as i completely forgot so all get at it tomorrow
Goldmine! With some rocks in between. Glen Miller tho🔥 Have fun sampling👊
Yeah, there are some gems in there for sure.
Thank you! Beats will be made
I love this kind of content. Just some classic vinyl sampling with great jazz records. Cool!
Thanks! Yeah, I love this stuff too.
Beats will be made
There’s a little furniture shop I know called IKEA. I’m not sure if you’ve ever heard of them around your neck of the woods. They make some nice storage solutions for Vinyl.
Eh, they also made a specialized DJ rack....guess who tested it, duuuuh (quoting Billie Eilish).
Nice. I’d say you got a good score with those records. Man, I’m jealous right now. I plan to get back into beat making after I take care of some life stuff, but seeing you do the crate and sample bit really gets my heart and soul going again. Cheers.
Thanks!
Well, sometimes life just has to come first and creativity second. Im sure you’ll find the time eventually and get back to beat making.
Good luck man!
This is awesome! I just did the same, picked up 150 “random” soul, jazz, blues and similar LPs, and I’m only through like 5 of them, and I’m finding real gold. Its so much fun!
That’s awsome!
It’s crazy how much stuff there is to find out there!
Nice mannen! det känns alltid så sjukt när man köpt så mkt skivor! :D
Nice score
At 8m. That drum loop sounds like something DeeeLite sampled an intro to one of their albums. Good stuff.
i wish you had finished the first one it sounded amazing man, i love your videos they always feel like a safe space
Thanks!
I’m thinking about revisiting that idea actually… It has some potential :)
Thank you for saying so! I appreciate it
I now live in Norway and I used to go through to Gothenburg and Copenhagen and buy vinyl in bulk i.e. spend about £1000 (I still think in £s :) )... a lot of Steeplechase, 70/80s Danish/Swedish jazz at £3-5 an LP e.g. EGBA, Alice Babs, Lennart Aaberg, Palle Mikkelborg, Sabu Martinez, etc as well as the usual CTI/MPS/ECM etc... as the years went by that amount does not buy that much anymore... in Norway it's always been too expensive and I've never understood the disparity... I also used to go to Poland and Czech Republic... a lot of fun going through the crates when those LPs were so inexpensive... but now too expensive for me to consider...
Being from another era (born in 1960s) I used to buy records for £1 or less I feel vinyl has become a little bit of a rich person's pastime... glad to see this was not the case here...
congratulations
Cool that you got such an opportunity, sad that another record-store goes away
Yeah, it’s really unfortunate… Even though vinyl is getting popular again, the record stores all seems to disappear…
I have the Philly Joe Jones one. Has a couple of rattling drumparts with horn stabs.
Sounds great! I’ll get to that one eventually 😂
You should make a MPC One/One + course. I know I'd purchase it.
This is so nice, so much cool stuff. Stoked to see the beats and content you made from all this vinyls :)
Thank you! I’ll be digging in these crates for years!
Have you done a video on how you sample? I’m meaning literally how you physically go through the process of doing it, what you do with the sample files to organise them so you can use them on multiple machines and etc?
I’ve thought about it but no, noting exactly like that… I also tend to keep my samples on different devices in somewhat of an organized chaos. It just makes it easier to focus somehow.
Might make a video on the process itself, who knows 🤣
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i use to dig for records all the time, i have all my vinyl stored but for flipping samples I am using my Apple Music subscription. Headphone out from an iPad into my Z2 routed into Ableton. Record In.
Sounds like a great way to do it! I just have a hard time letting go of my old school system :)
Coooool ❤❤❤
Awesom, love your studio, your love of music, your love of abstract sounds to make your own creations, your love of music stores & your love of sharing videos to showcase just how crazy it can be to create 🤘🏾…Geeez, when your pulled out MERCY MERCY album by Buddy Rich, I was like HOLY CRAP THAT RECORD IS A HOLY GRAIL FINE😂😂😂😂…..One of my top 5 drummers ever….love your channel, you got great skills🤘🏾
Wooooow!
Niiiiccceeee Accurate 👍
Hi Accurate, I've been watching your videos over the years and they are really inspirational.
By the way, I have always wondered about this while watching your videos; is it legal to sample any records for utilizing them in music production without approval of the owners/artists of records? And will the production be royalty free? Very appreciated if you can answer me plz.
That Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band record is good find...Ghostface Beats come from some strange corners of the musical landscape 🙌
I wouldnt say it's a good find as it's everywhere and been used alot.
@@sumerlawrence does not take away from the fact that it's a good album 👌
Love Dr. Buzzard, Cher Che Le Femme…
Thanks for this vid bro, very inspiring..Is there a specific reason why you use mashine , regarding all the gear you got, or is it just the mood of the moment...?
Honestly, it just happened. I use my MPCs more than Maschine these days. Still love Maschine though. 100%
Great video man! May I ask you how much did the crates cost?
1:40 Don't knock the Carl Douglas - the intro to 'Dance The Kung-Fu' is a classic DJ Premier sample.
I’m new at this is the turntable hooked to the Mashine on the Controller a hub maybe
This is so cool. How much time are you able to dedicate to making music every day/week? Have you been through most of these records yet?
🎉🎉
I wish I could buy that many records. Gotta save up first.
I would suggest rolling a D100 and sampling from whatever you land on, but it looks like more than 100 records. Random number generator you can edit to pick from total number of records and a second number (or dice) to pick a random song from that album?
That's a GREAT idea! Thanks
Or blindfold yourself and grab 3 records out of 3 different crates. Carefull for the cat.
I'd just look at the album covers. The weirder the album cover the better. If people are posing with strange things around them or in hand... the better. The big named artists are going to be harder to clear as well as been used by a bunch of people before. There's nearly 40 years of crate digging behind us and all those big names have been got.
Record shops are a dying breed for sure and a lot of stuff we've never even heard of will remain so due to that, as I doubt the studios have masters left nor desire to do anything about the stuff that didn't sell back then as it's unlikely to do so now, too. I would've taken the funk, too! :D
Definitely not a dieing breed. Vinyl has become a niche market. Especially being that musik is so easily accessible nowadays. The price of vinyl has gone up tremendously in the last 3yrs.
@@ProdbyGrimeyred You're talking about collectibles that nobody actually plays and you have to order them online to get them. I'm talking about actual record shops, which serve no real purpose to general public anymore like they did before the consumption went online. But if you're able to feed a family running a shop like that, more power to you.
Should have bought all the prog rock and library records too
Bruh, what is the chances of the first record you tried having that lush keys/piano straight away. So good man. Like it was meant to be.
That buddy rich record is either on brainfreeze by DJ shadow and Cut Chemist, or rare equations by Cut Chemist.
Oh? Good to know!
I'd love to buy the whole section, but here in South Africa 🇿🇦 records are ridiculously expensive
How much did you pay? Loved the video : - )
Häftigt!
Quick question. Why do you run the vinyl thru your dj controller into the maschine? I'm gonna assume to have a lil more control of the incoming mix as I do the same except I run it thru the DJ mixer into the Mpc and then into my DAW if I'm using the DAW in that instance.
EQ and gain the controller is the mixer
@@stephenfrancis303 yea as I do the same with my mixer. Never saw anyone use a controller but it's the same thing
@@ProdbyGrimeyred yes sir
Love this simple style of beats. Find the sample, chop, drums and thats it. Its the way i live, kiss prinsiple, keep it simple stupid 😀
Well said!
Hej! Jag har länge lyssnat på Hip Hop och är stort fan av Nujabes, Madlib, J dilla osv. Jag har ingen erfarenhet av att göra beats men tycker det är kul att kolla på dina videor och jag undrar om du har några tips på hur man börjar med sampling och vilka redskap man behöver?
6:40 😍
Great video! I'm curious how you go about licensing the samples for commercial use after you find them. I'm starting to sample records but limit my sources to recordings in the public domain or available through Creative Commons.
That’s exactly what I was thinking. It’s a lot of effort (still fun though) but if you can’t license it, I’m not sure what you can do.
Dare you to sample some Hendrix :)
Do you publish music with these samples ? how do you license that ?
never heard a barry white record that didn't have something to sample!
Right?!
I think I’ll save those for a rainy day and dive into them when I really need the extra bit of inspiration 😎
awesome vid! Quick note; your affiliate link is broken.
Thanks! I think their entire site was dow for a bit. Everything should work now. Thanks for telling me!
where did you get the rug in the record room from?
I have two kinda similar rugs in the studio, both second hand finds that I’m really happy about
You should have kept the store on! 😂
Ha! You’re not the first to tell me that. Unfortunately an impossible task though
@@AccurateBeats nice to dream!
Where in Sweden are you from 😊?
One idea - make built-in shelves attached to the wall. It could go from floor to ceiling, or any height you want. It will keep things organized but also act as sound diffusion (all the records together will help with sound reflection).
Man, if I only had what you have, to do what you do. Being a successful producer, having the money, resources, the space and a wife who is supportive. Not even sure why you'd even make RUclips videos at this point. Enjoy your content though.
Wow, not trying to be all in your personal business, but how much did they charge you ?
8:04 Voodoo....
I know the feeling when one record justifies all the other records you bought. And then you find another, and another....
Remodeling your studio?
Always struggling with that… Too many plans, not enough time
Is that Maschine better for samples than an Akai?
That's up to personal preference due to differences in workflow
No… I use my MPCs way more than Maschine these days but they’re both pretty much equally good when it comes to basic sampling.
Is the Machine better to sample from than Push?
It's all down to personal preference, but if you don't have Ableton the push is probably not going to do you much good.
Thanks. I have Ableton but I am still trying to find the best and most intuitive way of sampling. Mostly for remixing. Just tried the new Serato Sampler. The stems function is way cool! Considering the Push as a controller. Not sure if I need the new one though.@@donnydarko7624
This is a complicated topic but if you want a controller for Ableton that lets you do everything- push is the way to go.
I’ve used the new APc64 from Akai which works really well for sequencing but not for sampling.
Serato Sample is probably the best software sampler I know of but mapping that to a controller would be a nightmare.
Mrbeast: im so proud of you boy
You can‘t have enough jazz records..
Couldn’t have said it better myself
Podcast or Video? Make music!
I am not jealous. Really, I am not 😅
The art of DITC is not mass purchase
Man just yesterday I thought about the days when you could buy 100 record for 100 quid deals off of eBay… half of it was s..t but there were always a bunch of gems in these bulk collections.
Nowadays everyone thinks their shit collections are worth thousands and they put up their love supreme rererereleases on discogs for 100 each.
I f..ing hate the commodification of niche culture, really wish people would stop pretending to care about vinyl again
haha, there is digging, but what do we call buying the whole lot ?🤣
Haha! I don’t know! Do we really need a word for it though?😂
Quarrying? 🤔
An excavation?
Dude, just grab all the crates so you can show how to crate dig from the comfort of your own home. Everyone can't do that. It's the kind of thing only people with skills to pay the bills would do. Come on man keep those videos coming.
Can you send me some samples
I think it's a shame when giant record collections sit unused. Collectors drive up prices
LOL.
No Don Johnson or Eddie Murphy? Disappointing.
Real dumb move even for someone into sampling and crate digging. By 2023 all the mainstream records like much of what youve bought have been exhausted by the last 40 years of sampling. This would have been a smart strategy in 1991.