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The Roland M-DC1’s “Aaaah! (169)” sample | One Shots
In this entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous vocal sample from the Roland M-DC1 and its influence on the likes of Zaytoven, Nelly, and Travis Scott.
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Recreating James Blake’s “The Wilhelm Scream” with Arturia’s V Collection
Learn how to recreate James Blake's "The Wilhelm Scream" with the Prophet V from Arturia's V Collection 7.
DJ Luian on the essential sounds of Latin trap and reggaeton
DJ Luian highlights the defining features of Latin trap and reggaeton, and discusses how his sounds allow producers to create stellar productions within these genres.
Recreating The Beatles’ “Strawberry Fields Forever” with Arturia’s V Collection
Learn how to recreate the intro to The Beatles' "Strawberry Fields Forever" with Mellotron V from Arturia's V Collection 7.
Quincy Jones’ “Ironside” | One Shots
In this second entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous siren sample from Quincy Jones' "Ironside."
Malay on using Arturia’s V Collection and his new sample pack
Grammy-winning producer and recording engineer Malay tells us about working with Frank Ocean, how Arturia's V Collection fits into his workflow, and more.
How to use aftertouch
Let's discuss aftertouch, a useful MIDI parameter that can help expand your musical expression.
Mobilegirl on using foley, her sample pack, and The Legend of Zelda
We sat down with mobilegirl to discuss how she creates atmosphere in her tracks, navigating creative lulls, video game music, and more.
“Despacito” and “Un Año” producers Andres & Mauricio keep it simple
Andres Torres & Mauricio Rengifo, the production duo behind massive hits such as "Despacito" and "Un Año," tell us about their creative process and keeping it simple.
Young Fyre on producing Kehlani’s “Too Deep”
Producer Young Fyre discusses producing Kehlani's "Too Deep," his studio setup, using loops to craft something original, and more.
Lyn Collins’ “Think (About It)” | One Shots
In this first entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous samples originally heard in Lyn Collins' 1972 single “Think (About It).”
Ikonika on her hardware, diverse influences, and self-releasing music
We sat down with Ikonika to learn about her approach to crafting sounds, DJing, and more.