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Sampling
Learn about the history of sampling and how to use samples to inspire your productions.
Logic Pro workflow tips you need to know from SEIDS
Sabrina Seidman (SEIDS) sat down with us to share her favorite Logic Pro workflow tips, shortcuts, and organizational hacks.
UNIIQU3 on the art of sampling and the sonic identity of Jersey club
UNIIQU3 and fellow New Jersey icons Just Blaze and Rah Digga dive deep into the evolution of Jersey club, the art of sampling, and more.
Dub music: A guide to the genre’s history, artists, and sound
We explore the history and lasting impact of dub music and break down how you can use its signature production techniques in your own tracks.
5 hip hop sampling techniques that lasted for decades
Here are five timeless hip hop sampling techniques from the '90s and early '00s that you can use in your own productions.
How video games inspire popular music
We take a look at a few ways video games can and have inspired popular music, examining tracks from Drake, BTS, Skrillex, and more.
4 tips for making your own drum kits
From layering to labeling, here are four tips to keep in mind if you're interested in making your own drum kits from scratch.
Sampling tips and tricks for your next beat
Veteran producer and beat maker Isaac Duarte shares tips, techniques, and resources for leveling up your sampling chops.
5 versatile sound design tips from Michael Bruner
Michael Bruner sat down with us to share five versatile tips around his favorite techniques in sound design.
10 sound design techniques that will change how you sample
From convolution to multi-band effects processing, here are ten timeless sound design techniques that will help you reimagine your samples.
How remixing and sampling can grow your music career
Learn how some of the biggest artists today have used remixing and sampling as "loss leaders" to develop their fanbases and grow their careers.
4 different ways to use samples in your music
From using loops as-is to cutting them out of your final track entirely, here are four different ideas for how you can apply samples in your music.
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