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It's kinda comforting how Aphex Twin sampled some things you might see on movies etc into his songs, idk random thing, was just looking around on "https://www.whosampled.com/" out of boredom and found out that he sampled some sounds of the robocop movie into Green Calx.
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It is cool, but many other artists have done it too. It just followed naturally from having a self-contained sampler, devices that most bedroom artists had to depend on because synthesizers and other music technology used to be prohibitively expensive. It was a relatively cheaper way to get more voices for a song, which had to be recorded in real-time.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kjEDX-2M7Qk
Classic chune

Here's a great example of an old school setup:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=szWhzdqrS2g

Pic is the Fairlight CMI, the first polyphonic digital sampler that only the wealthy could afford. Zappa, for example, used one extensively.
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