Daft Punk’s INSANE Sampling Masterclass | Breakdown & Recreation

That was a genuinely great video. Instant subscribe!

veridis quo is not only a play on "very disco" it's also a play on "discovery" because "very disco" and "discovery" are anagrams.

Nice work with this video. And very interesting. I've dabbled with taking samples and making dance tracks in the past. What really stood out, is with what they sampled that they would take such small parts to then rearrange. Certainly inspiring or gives ya something to consider when producing dance music.

Although i still think gaining inspiration from other’s compositions is fine and a great way to learn, taking other’s recordings and making that a KEY element in a “new” work WITHOUT permission is lazy and wrong. Build your own sound. Do the work.

This was amazing work my man. Can you please o prodigy vol 1 album. I always wondered how they would of done that album. So many samples!!

Don't forget The Anime Interstella 5555.

Awesome video! I've loved Daft Punk since I heard them on Toonami back in the day. You should check out the movie Interstellar 5555: The 5tory of 5ecret 5tar 5ystem. If you haven't already watched it. Its the movie based around the album.

Such a great video!!! Thanks for showing this to the daft punk community and to the ones who don’t know how great daft punk’s music is

I would've never caught that it's ''Christopher Robin'', I always thought it was supposed to be ''Mr. Irvine''

I HAD NO IDEA IT WAS "CHRISTOPHER ROBIN". Wow!

Oh man... Crescendolls is my favourite song and you just brushed over it :(((

Face To Face sampling was actually done by Todd Edwards. That’s his technique through and through, he didn’t just write and sing the vocals. Check out Todd’s extensive catalogue and you will be in sampling heaven.

I'd appreciate more music as you present it rather than talk

i was in Wee Waa when they did their first concert after an 8 year break, was such a cool time. legit my first concert ever

Wow. Discovery was and still is a favourite of mine. This has blown my tiny pea brain! cool Thanks =)

This is an absolutely INCREDIBLE breakdown of this shit. BRAVO, sir. I’m speechless. That 10 CC’s finding, outstanding.

Great video

Man, that was fantastic.

It's saying "Face to Face" Christopher Robin? I've always heard it as "It's the good life"

incredible !

I thought short circuit had a bit of "the ballad of Dorothy Parker" from prince

wow, i know nothing about music production and was always confused by sampling and I understood it in 5 seconds with your visual representation. Super clear, thank you!

On face to face I always heard "it's the third law" as in third law of robotics

wow

Macquillage

Mah-key-arge

A disco variety of samples makes good use for a very disco album

This is truly amazing

Its crazy to me that daft punk transformed the words "Christopher Robin" to "face to face now"
Its absolutely beautiful!

Does anyone on here know what happened to the documentary film Electro Wars???

This album is much better when you understand the sample breakdowns of all the songs and then watch Daft Punk's movie

I not only liked this video, I loved it and I love it. Great work! It made me listen to the album again and again and hear it in a different light. Much love!

Crap... I love these "behind the making ofs"... but... fuuudge... "Christopher Robin" has now ruined the past 22 years

Thanks soooo much for this video. I'm so excited!!

"Homework" is also a really cool album because of the analogue history. It is completely insane. They used Roland TR-909, 707, TB-303, and many more. And that's just synthesisers. The samplers are almost crazier: E-mu SP-1200, Roland S-760 and the AKAI S01. And people ask themselves how they get that analogue, warm sound😆😆 But yeah, 'Discovery' is a masterpiece, both in production and in what it symbolises

What an amazing breakdown. Liked and subbed. :)

And this video is a masterclass in how to make great content.

excellent sampling techniques, if we were in 1990! this is the dumbest techniques ive ever seen talked up so much. this is basic stuff producers used when the s900 existed!

That's the French touch, simply said.
This is also why this country produce the one and only Champagne... French touch always.

If you can pick a song from Human After All and go in that be awesome. I learned so much!

about something about us, listen to 'Plastic Love" by Maria Takeushi

Thank you for the music knowledge boss, amazing for a newbee in DJing

Shout out Leiji Matsumoto!

The sampling masters are The Avalanches.

Omg they really are musical geniuses!

Those dudes are definitely robots, how they are able to pull little things from songs to make new things.

Liked your video! It's was nice how you could synthetize all that they did. Great stuff!

What books you recommend about music in general
? I just order 'Music Is History' by Questlove. Thank you for all this great videos.

If you haven't already you should do Pump up the volume my M.A.R.R.S