WANTED: MUSICIANS! It's great here (I just tested Post. ugh!). But I need more people on my #musician and #musicProduction list – people in all genres, people and/or companies posting about #instruments #musicStudio #electronicMusic #acousticMusic #classicalMusic #mixing #synth #musicTools and #composing #composer progress.
I find great inspiration in watching other people's work and process.
So please tell me – where do I find YOU? Oh, I know, #cats are popular on Mastodon!
@terjefjelde I’m on tonic.gumroad.com 😅🙏🏻
@tonic Good to meet you. Looks like a fun project - I'll take a closer look for sure!
I'm not into the loop flipping thing, so I'm just curious – how do you ensure the "guaranteed unsampled" promise? I mean, there's so much cool library music out there - where do you even begin to keep track?? 😁
@terjefjelde 😅 good question , I guess you can never be completely sure about that (or anything for that matter?) , but then again there’s a few reasons I think so : 1. These are quite unknown songs 2. The quality of the recordings varies to much for « production release » grade stuff 3. They won’t show up on whosampled.com databases … but yeah full refunds all around the very second I get a complaint 😅
@tonic @terjefjelde but yeah for music and discovering these kinds of records I have a small community of specialized folks that used to be « professional diggers » and radio/music folks that share their songs and they do such a good job 😅
@tonic Ah, that's excellent. And yeah, I wasn't familiar with it, but I assumed there had to be something like whosampled.com.
Come to think of, I *must* have seen someone mention whosampled.com when I search for old library music on YouTube. I may not use them for samples, but I really enjoy all these rare and wonderful tracks in their own right!
@terjefjelde I think one of the (first ) entries there has a track list you can search in the YouTube s hope you enjoy 🚀
@terjefjelde you’re just reminding me I have to do this weeks Sample Club 😅🙏🏻
@tonic Great, thanks!