/music/ - Music

>>1134 (OP)
I thought many genres have call and response? I've heard country players do it, I think jazz musicians do a variation of it.

I think sampling is just a direct result of the medium, if music can be played back repeatedly (which was probably done for the first time with vinyl) it will be used musically.

Also grandmaster flash is often credited for inventing looping with how he used a pair of turntables and the same record to loop the drum part.

>>1136
>I thought many genres have call and response?
Funk's call-and-response is unique in that it has very short catchy phrases repeated over and over to create a rhythm, just like samples do. I don't think other genres' call-and-response is as repetitive and rhythmic. Funk songs usually don't have that much deep meaning, it's just motivational messages used to make the crowd dancing. Which really shows funk's influence on disco, house, hip-hop and many, many other cool genres.

What kind of sample based music do you like?

>>1138
>What kind of sample based music do you like?
Hip-hop, electro, house, techno, breakbeat, electronic hardcore, jungle, juke, turntableism.