Sentence examples for clear samples from inspiring English sources

So inexperienced were they that early meetings dealt with how to clear samples and how to get hold of the isolated a capella vocals they needed to make remixes.

Most independent labels lack the staff to vet and clear samples, and most of their artists lack the funds, so some choose to release the records anyway and, perversely, hope they don't become attention-grabbing hits.

If your friends shrug and point out that sampling is no big deal, borrow a piece from the Boston Globe: "While everyone from Frank Sinatra to... Earth, Wind & Fire has covered Beatles songs, hip-hop artists have tended to stay away from the Beatles, if only because it is nearly impossible and prohibitively expensive to clear samples in their name".

While another "Paul's Boutique" may be unlikely, that argument ignores the continued popularity of sample-heavy music, notwithstanding all the legal complications, as well as the fact that, despite the supposed wildness of the early '80s in terms of licensing, the Beastie Boys and their record company did pay to clear samples on the album.

As it is clear, samples with bilateral brace include maximum value of resistance and samples without brace have minimum value of resistance.

A coefficient of determination of 0.53 was obtained by Auty and Achim (2008) for the relationship between standing tree acoustic velocity of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L). and MOE of small clear samples.

Moreover, this uncertainty analysis permits to set clear sampling spacings depending on the shape index of the filter used.

Random sampling of migrants is notoriously difficult due to the absence of clear sampling frames, and the lack of panel data limits the scope of the findings.

The marvellous Missy Elliot based "Lose Control" from a "Clear" sample, as did T.I. in "Lay Me Down," feat.

Reviewers of The Games Machine pointed out that the "most remarkable feature of the ST version is its crystal clear sampled effects".

This is a clear sample of cognitive deterioration (generalised) after cerebellar damage.