[quote author=“electrobot.808”]Mr Psyrinix,

Impressive most impressive!!

Top sample spot…

I have that Darth Vader sample. Impressive most impressive. Empire Strikes Back.

Sidney Cohen does the quote about unsane.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfA1EYnmq5U&mode=related&search;=

  Would THAT be a treat! :D

I listened closely, and while this isn’t anything official, I’m pretty sure I have what they say.

First, to understand it, at 2:43 in Molecular Superstructure the same type of voices say,

- “Here we go. Climbing way up into the sky. We’ll see if this ride is really like flying.”

Then, at the begininng of Turn Up The Silence, the same people say,

- “Diving….dowwwwwwwnnnn….and out!”
- “Well look at you!”
- “Whoa! I like this! Climbing to full speed, oh geez!”

I don’t know what it’s from. Some guy’s in a ride that’s ‘really like flying’.

I hope so, too and i hope it won

a lot of of voice and singing samples have been taken in the amazing samples collections from Eric Persing aka spectrasonics : heart of africa 1 & 2 and heart of asia
just listen to the demo songs of those aka

Yeah, but it’s the film samples I’m wondering about?? Do they get permission for those..?
You get a license from Spectrasonics and other sample companies to use them in your compositions..

But it’s not the case when you buy a movie..

eg.. on the Younger Brother ‘A flock of Bleeps’ album, there is an obvious speech sample in the track ‘Safety Zone” from the hilarious movie ” Withnail & I ” ..

Do they have to get permission for that? Or is it a case of nobody will probably notice?

[quote author=“thrumbolt”]Yeah, but it’s the film samples I’m wondering about?? Do they get permission for those..?
You get a license from Spectrasonics and other sample companies to use them in your compositions..

But it’s not the case when you buy a movie..

eg.. on the Younger Brother ‘A flock of Bleeps’ album, there is an obvious speech sample in the track ‘Safety Zone” from the hilarious movie ” Withnail & I ” ..

Do they have to get permission for that? Or is it a case of nobody will probably notice?

Also from Total Recall… “Do you dream of a vacation at the bottom of the ocean?”

Yes indeed! That’s what I mean..

As someone who is dabbling with production, there are many rather obscure ( I would hope!) film samples / TV samples I would love to use in some of my stuff..

I’d love to know where exactly one stands with this kind of thing..

Well, I managed to find some interesting stuff with google (surprise, surprise).. And, yes, it’s as I thought.. Sampling from a film/TV (unless its public domain) is technically breaking copyright law… However, unless you make obscene amounts of money from something, most of these film people will not bother suing you…

I noticed that many bands don’t mention the samples in the liner-notes/etc.. so basically they are just getting away with it.

Obviously, you are never going to have a number one hit if it has a recognisable sample from any major film.. well not without paying lots of money to someone else..  but I thought pressing plants/ record labels could be funny about these kinds of things if they hear obvious samples in your work and refuse to press it….

I guess they don’t really listen, or more likely don’t really care, as the likelihood of being sued is so slim,.. particularly in a genre like psytrance or any music which is not generally top-40 material…

So…off I go to sample obscure movies to put in my obscure tracks.. :D

Gerald McBoing Boing

I was just listening to ‘Tod Dockstader - Apocalypse PT2’ and it’s Posford’s trilling goblin! The rise in pitch to the culminating crescendo is funny to hear. Ha Ha.

It’s from 1961. 

Dockstader Quote:

‘....a lot of us had fun up on that singin high wire, teetering between control and chaos, trying to push the sound a little farther forward toward Something we hadn’t heard before, working in it… Listening.’

But eventually

‘.... he no longer had access to studio facilities and was denied access to the major electronic music centres because of his lack of academic credentials.’

Alas. :(

Shpongle - The Nebbish Route
has a sample taken of ned’s voice from the simpsons :D
that is right at the beginning of the track.

and here’s a clip of it  

To be honest I thought the Ned Flanders sample was a bit cheap!
Posford is so talented and so good at warping voices by himself, I don’t understand why he had to sample The Simpsons of all things.

But it’s still good :D

its from season 8… and season 8 is a bit trippy
for example, “Arabian Knights on Mescaline” (even if its not by shpongle) uses sample from the next episode to the one mentioned above, - “Springfield files”. lol
but once you find out the actual place from where samples are taken, they seem a bit more interesting
The Simpsons rock