Who was first to start pushin those video game sample beats?
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- Mr.Plasmawisp
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Who was first to start pushin those video game sample beats?
so recently ive been gettin into a lot of that 8 bit video game sample type shit.
dibiase up the joystick = mind blown.
twin galaxies = mind blown
samiyam = mind blown
with that said though, i noticed that maybe in the past 4 years that shit became very common. so i want to know who was the first person you noticed that started pushin that 8bit mid range synth kind of vibe?
basically whos the oriingator to this dope ass steelo =D
im just bored after some beers and bud session and wondering random shit so help me out =D.
dibiase up the joystick = mind blown.
twin galaxies = mind blown
samiyam = mind blown
with that said though, i noticed that maybe in the past 4 years that shit became very common. so i want to know who was the first person you noticed that started pushin that 8bit mid range synth kind of vibe?
basically whos the oriingator to this dope ass steelo =D
im just bored after some beers and bud session and wondering random shit so help me out =D.
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Re: Who was first to start pushin those video game sample beats?
first time i noticed lots of 8 bit samples was aesop rock, not shure the album because im not a fan but, yea.
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Re: Who was first to start pushin those video game sample beats?
prob forever cus 8bit games been existing as long as samplers, its trend recently cus shit sounds dope. i'll dig my collection see if i can find any early examples
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As back as I can remember, DJ Jazzy Jeff used the original Donkey Kong theme for a Fresh Prince song back in the '80s.
But the first 8bit-esique beat sampled the original Super Mario Bros. I don't remember the artists but Mario theme song was the first time I heard video game sampled-music in Hip Hop.
But the first 8bit-esique beat sampled the original Super Mario Bros. I don't remember the artists but Mario theme song was the first time I heard video game sampled-music in Hip Hop.
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that was super cocoa b's! circa '98-'99. cocoa brovaz aka smif-n-wessun
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Re: Who was first to start pushin those video game sample beats?
interesting fellas. yeah i remember hearing hip hop video game remixes in the past particularly tetris. used to hear a lot of tetris remixes.
also this one mario beat i heard. seems like when flying lotus blew up is when that shit became extra common. dope style though =D. really nostalgic sounding.
also this one mario beat i heard. seems like when flying lotus blew up is when that shit became extra common. dope style though =D. really nostalgic sounding.
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Yeah, the past few years the dopest people I've heard do it were Ras G, Dibiase and Flying Lotus.
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wish i was using software when i made "up the joystick" project probably wouldve had a different approach, but i got the idea out .
i dont know who was the first but i remember having a vinyl in 98 from saafir " smart bomb" >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL5eYjf2Q3g
but actual whole video game theme projects i dont know who exactly did that first.
im definitely gonna retire that sound, maybe ill flip one every blue moon nowadays.
i dont know who was the first but i remember having a vinyl in 98 from saafir " smart bomb" >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL5eYjf2Q3g
but actual whole video game theme projects i dont know who exactly did that first.
im definitely gonna retire that sound, maybe ill flip one every blue moon nowadays.
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Re: Who was first to start pushin those video game sample beats?
dollarllama d wrote:wish i was using software when i made "up the joystick" project probably wouldve had a different approach, but i got the idea out .
i dont know who was the first but i remember having a vinyl in 98 from saafir " smart bomb" >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL5eYjf2Q3g
but actual whole video game theme projects i dont know who exactly did that first.
im definitely gonna retire that sound, maybe ill flip one every blue moon nowadays.
i dont think you where the 'first' one.. but you where definitely one of the earliest before it became a whole 'hype'
not sure but i think i read somewhere that samiyam even said he got the inspiration for that shit when he heard D's stuff
also i think D was one of the first who went more innovative with it,
while what i heard before was mostly just cats looping some game tunes instead of really cutting shit up and getting creative with it..
just my thoughts on the matter though...
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SENSEIHIMSELF wrote:dollarllama d wrote:wish i was using software when i made "up the joystick" project probably wouldve had a different approach, but i got the idea out .
i dont know who was the first but i remember having a vinyl in 98 from saafir " smart bomb" >>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL5eYjf2Q3g
but actual whole video game theme projects i dont know who exactly did that first.
im definitely gonna retire that sound, maybe ill flip one every blue moon nowadays.
i dont think you where the 'first' one.. but you where definitely one of the earliest before it became a whole 'hype'
not sure but i think i read somewhere that samiyam even said he got the inspiration for that shit when he heard D's stuff
also i think D was one of the first who went more innovative with it,
while what i heard before was mostly just cats looping some game tunes instead of really cutting shit up and getting creative with it..
just my thoughts on the matter though...
well said !!! yeah i was hearing alot looped video game beats, but that saafir joint was probably the first one i heard like this is raw.
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Yo Dibiase Sound Palace is a hella dope listen. I downloaded it from itunes right after I saw the llama blog about it. Dopeness throughout.
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Vynal Duss wrote:Yo Dibiase Sound Palace is a hella dope listen. I downloaded it from itunes right after I saw the llama blog about it. Dopeness throughout.
good lookin out . thank you !!! dope u stay posted on the llama blog. should have new with camp soon.
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Well they aren't the first, but Crystal Castles use a lot of the 8-bit bleepy bloops and I am crazy about them.
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we put style on that 8 bit stuff tho like really dissecting nes sounds. beyond loopin a mario bros. theme song and call it the day. now it's way too oversaturated.now's its like been there done that when i hear it, but a few stuff has me thinkin that was clever. also computer jay messed with that sound early another los angeles o.g.