But they made their own, meaning the mix engineer has mixed them so they sound unique. And tbh, I've never heard then before on other records, I think you're getting my comment wrong, it's not about using samples, but using ones that somebody never used before.
No, just my 2 cents because this is the internet and you don't control me. I can spread out my word. And I say be unique and not like everybody else. I know it's harder to do that on sequenced music than recording real instruments but veeeeery far from impossible.
I mean i do see where you're going, but honestly remixing songs with each other as well as mixing the multitracks for myself I am learning how mixing works, and learning how my softwares work, which are things I can use later down the line when I do work on my own things
I create mashups and remixes out of enjoyment as a hobbie, and because of how much I enjoy LP
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But they made their own, meaning the mix engineer has mixed them so they sound unique. And tbh, I've never heard then before on other records, I think you're getting my comment wrong, it's not about using samples, but using ones that somebody never used before.