Within this plug-in, you will find Rhodes chords, old synth riffs, chunky guitar stabs, orchestral runs and delicate piano melodies among a host of useful FX. Due to the limited amount of sampling time MPC’s had in this period, beatmakers developed clever ways to create sonic soundscapes utilising short samples of Jazz, Funk, Rock and Soul vinyl records. It became obvious to us that to complete the Hip Hop producers toolbox we had to make a plug-in that would allow producers to recreate sample influenced beats without the common problems associated with digging vinyl.Ĭrate Digger has been inspired by the dusty, crackly atmospheres and chopped-up sampling techniques utilised by Hip Hop producers in the 1990s and early 2000s. When we released our debut plug-in Beat Machine a year ago, we knew many beat makers drum problems had been solved, 6 months later when Bass Engine was dropped onto the public, the low-end problems encountered by so many was helped too. The software contains 800 unique handcrafted samples distributed across 50 included patches and with a new “crate” expansion pack released monthly, you will never be short of ideas in the lab. We have designed this “instrument” to give beat makers and crate diggers an instant library of royalty-free, vinyl style Hip Hop samples. One or two heaters being made every other couple days out the week is all that's needed.Crate Digger is an innovative VST / AU plug-in for PC or MAC. I already know you got a ton of boom bap beats stashed. Judgment free zone a la Planet Fitness.įu*k all that bro, cut that Xbox out, you should be on evidence albums, Skyzoo, hus kingpin, etc. The desire is there, the ideas are there, but a routine that's conducive to completing things hasn't been. Yet, I still haven't been too productive. I have a stack vinyl that I've yet to thumb through, melodies recorded in my voice notes, ideas for projects (some even have artwork). Laziness or a lack of inspiration isn't the issue for me it's the routine - go to work, come home, chill with my kids, play XBOX, do some miscellaneous sh*t around the house, eat dinner, go to bed, do it all over again the next day.
I copped Ableton Push 2 a few months back but used it about 3 times. I got snippets on my IG, but I don't want NO smoke from my BX brethren, so fu*k that lmao Not to mention I decided to get lazy after spending money on a keyboard controller, $100 on Serato Sample (which is a very dope VST) and however much I spent on Sublab.
Then on top of all that I've been uninspired, but I've been trying to circumvent that with random album searches (for sampling purposes, anime soundtracks, VG soundtracks, older music, etc.). Chiyosuke said Truth be told, I haven't even touched my PS4 in weeks.
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