Hello Sarathy, for your information, Rahman had his own samples bank of around 16000 samples in his studio, when he started composing with roja. Which was also a record holding collection in entire asia. And I believe that most of these collections were his own creative work. So don't expect that he will go for cheap samples which available on net.
And secondly,I don't think Rahman copies or uses the loops. He has highy sofisticated studio in asia, He can produce such high quality sounds in a fly. It's all rahman's talent and creativity that makes him stand out of all technocrat musician in the world. -Avinash --- In [email protected], Sarathy S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > hi mmparthi > > 2 my knowledge, sample is mini or a micro tunes say duration in just seconds, a tune may b with/without beats & played once....... whereas loop is repetition of a particular bit b it a tune or beats or combo....... sample when its played repeatedly..., becomes a loop..... just yesterday some other member posted a sample dnb... something hiphop... that sounds like in munbe vaa base... kindly check dat post & listen to it...... it is played once.... if dat played in repetitions become a loop..... beats in songs can b termed as loops as it sails with entire song repeatedly....... whereas a portion of set of tune like piano r bass r violins even with or without chorus comes once in a song can be termed as sample..... but how MDs innovate them n mix it in correct places & proportions in a song, is all constitute one's skills....... ;-) if airtel ad is aired once it is a sample.... if d same ad repeated twice or thrice in successions it becomes a loop......... > > > > mmparthi2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > after the munbe vaa allegiance I want to know exactly what does it > mean by a sample and a loop. Can someone explain it very well plz? it > would be really helpful not only for me but for everyone else who > doesn't knwo much abt it...thanks > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Ready for the edge of your seat? Check out tonight's top picks on Yahoo! TV. >
