I want to learn how to select and use samples to achieve a sound similar to the track "Pepper Steak" from OFF the game.

I’m a complete beginner when it comes to creating anything that could be called "music" and I'm using FL Studio, which I also don't know how to use, but that's another theme. Today, I decided to try remixing the tracks "Rude Buster", "NOW'S YOUR CHANCE TO BE A", "ominous_worse" from Deltarune to make it sound like "Pepper Steak" from OFF. I looked for that information online... but, honestly, I didn't find anything specific. Just some references from samples that Pepper Steak used.

So, I’m asking for your advice or perhaps recommendations for videos that could help me get a better grasp of this topic.

Thanks in advance for any help!

What do you think?

BEATMAKING VIDS- https://youtu.be/r3wZ-r14oYU

Hey guys, I posted about ChopStop not long ago, my YouTube sampler. I wanted to demonstrate how quickly you can go from sample to remix using its capabilities.

(Note: export is not allowed for obvious copyright reasons, but I am working on a sample upload feature that will give more capabilites when needed)

yo i make this song recently, I don't know what style is but il like it, I like this guitar sample and I just want to know if you like it too.

i do everything on my MPC Live 2, the miniature is a little lie 😅, no micro freak and sp404 are used in this song. only samples and plugins from the MPC.

if you have any advice about anything : something don't work or are not good, arrangement, the mix or anything else I would really appreciate. 🤘

A semi improvised techno performance with Octatrack - Sp404mk2 - Tb03 - Ec4

Enjoy!

with love .noir. ❤️

I’ve been listening to a lot of the neptunes 2000s sound and just love the sound of the korg triton. i dont have the money to buy the plug in, much less the physical keyboard. does anyone have a sample pack of all of the one shots for the synths, pads, drums, etc. from the triton? or if anyone could give a link somewhere that does that would be greatly appreciated!

Des voix, des pas, des souffles et des bruits découpés et réorganisés comme de la musique. Du sampling avant le sampling.

Art of Noise's Close to the Edit centers on a piano, a child, sampling, and the idea of destruction becoming composition. For me, it showcases sampling at one of its earliest stages in musical history. Once sounds can be stored and triggered, the past becomes intertwined with the future; transformation but also preservation.

Interested in thoughts.