in this video I'll give you five
different places that I go to for
samples when making beats here we go
what's up everybody
Chris punsalan here back with another
video so I get a lot of questions every
day about where I get my samples so I'm
gonna give you a list of the five
different places that I go to for
samples and then at the end of the video
I'm going to show you five different
beats that I made with each sample so
starting with a source number one and
probably the source that I use most
frequently
it is YouTube YouTube has a bunch of
great original compositions on there
that you can rip and sample for your own
beats here are a few search terms that
you can start with soul samples lo five
samples guitar samples for hip-hop blue
samples start with those you'll find
that the first few videos are playlists
and you'll have hundreds of samples no
excuses
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source number two Pandora now pandora is
a great way to find specific artists and
artists that are related to that artists
not as good as YouTube because you can't
search specific songs but you can't
search artists and then find the related
artists and then you'll go down the
rabbit hole of artists that are in that
same vein now the only thing that sucks
about Pandora is that you can't rip
straight from Pandora unless you're
recording your monitor internally so if
you find something on Pandora that you
like you're just gonna have to go back
to YouTube
search the song and use it that way now
if you don't know some artists that you
can start with here are a few that I
like to search Miles Davis Eddie
Kendricks soul music Minnie Riperton and
Lonnie Smith start with those no excuses
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source number three record stores and
thrift stores now for a lot of younger
people watching this channel you guys
may not be familiar with this method and
this method may seem a little tedious to
you but it's a great way to find rare
samples because a lot of the times when
I go to record stores and I find records
and I go back home and search them up on
YouTube a lot of the time they're not
even on YouTube so you already have an
advantage over everybody looking for
samples on YouTube because you have
something that has not been touched
before or at least not been touched by
people that search for things on the
Internet me and germ went to the record
store but I deleted all the footage on
accidents so this is like a couple weeks
later this is the record that we have
here I'm about to record the samples see
what we can find you're just gonna have
to trust me when I said I went to the
thrift store
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source number four who sampled now who
sampled is a website where they take
songs and they just expose what the
sample is of the song now it's not a
great way to find rare samples obviously
because people have already used this
sample that you're going to search up
but it's a great way to challenge
yourself if you want to find samples
that have been used before and flip it
in a different way so this is a great
way to spark some creativity and to
challenge yourself to make beats that
sound different
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source and number five producer kit
websites now producer kit websites are
great because when you buy kits from
them a lot of the times they'll have the
temple labeled the key of the song
sometimes a WAV file stems and sometimes
the MIDI files for extra manipulation
here are a few websites that I've bought
samples from in the past now of course I
have samples also available you can head
to my website Chris pencil uncom I have
a few sample packs up there I just
released a new sample pack called Las
Vegas
it comes with 50 different original
compositions made by me I include all of
the MIDI files I include all of the wav
files stems most of the tracks are
labeled with the BPM and the key of the
song so it's easier for you to create
and manipulate
I didn't mean to rhyme but I just
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all of these beats are also available on
soundcloud my soundcloud link will be in
the description or you can go to
soundcloud.com slash prod by chris again
that soundcloud.com slash prod by chris
that's gonna conclude this video thank
you guys so much for watching shout out
to Ramiro
black shadow Thiago st. Anthony Jonna a
Ziya Amon Michael police and my stuff
for these comments I hope you guys
enjoyed this video I really wanted to
make this video for the people that have
been asking where I get my samples from
I hope this helped you guys if you have
any additional questions please leave
that down in the comments below also if
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