Name: 【TED】Mark Ronson: How sampling transformed music (How sampling transformed music | Mark Ronson)
Uploaded: 2014-08-12T17:33:33.000Z
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a TED Talk online at one time or another, right?

This is the song from the TED Talks online.

because things sound cooler when they're slower.

Mark Applebaum: I'm going to -- Kate Stone: -- mix some music.

MA: I'm going to do so in a way that tells a story.

Tod Machover: Something nobody's ever heard before.

Chris Anderson: You turn up the  dials, the wheel starts to turn.

Michael Tilson Thomas: Is it a melody  or a rhythm or a mood or an attitude?

Daniel Wolpert: Feeling everything  that's going on inside my body.

Adam Ockelford: In your brain is  this amazing musical computer.

MTT: Using computers and synthesizers to create  works. It's a language that's still evolving.

KR: Turn on the radio. Pop into the discotheque.

You will know what this person  is doing: moving to the music.

MA: You gotta have doorstops. That's important.

MTT: Anthems, dance crazes, ballads and marches.

Kirby Ferguson and JT: The remix: It  is new music created from old music.

MR: Obviously, I've been watching a lot of TED Talks.

I wasn't quite sure what my angle was, at first,

so yeah, I immediately started watching tons of TED Talks,

because you start to go into panic mode, thinking,

I haven't mounted a successful expedition to the North Pole yet.

In fact, I've pretty much wasted most of my life

and eventually, things like Michael Tilson Thomas

their visceral passion talking about music,

and I'm a sucker for anyone talking devotedly

And I started to write down on these little note cards

that struck a chord in me, pardon the pun,

and pretty soon, my studio looked like this,

kind of like a John Nash, "Beautiful Mind" vibe.

The other good thing about watching TED Talks,

you kind of all of a sudden wish the speaker

was your best friend, don't you? Like, just for a day.

You'd take a bike ride, maybe share an ice cream.

when they got frustrated that you couldn't really

keep up with half of the technical things they're banging on about all the time.

But then they'd remember that you're but a mere human

are not going to end up being best of friends.

He lives all the way in L.A. and I imagine is quite busy,

but through the tools available to me -- technology

and the innate way that I approach making music --

I can hear something that I love in a piece of media

In a nutshell, that's what I was trying to do

that's what the past 30 years of music has been.

See, 30 years ago, you had the first digital samplers,

from anything and everything that came before them,

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