Sampling's roots are in musique concrète, which was an experimental genre developed in the 1940s which was comprised of manipulating recordings on Tape. This could be as basic as dragging an audio sample of some dialogue from a movie into a track (see Kanye West & Jay Z - N****s in Paris) or it could be something more complex creating an instrument out of a piece of sampled audio using a dedicated Sampler plug in. Sampling is broadly defined as the use of all or part of another recording within a musical composition. In this article with Top Music Arts, we will take a look at both, what their key functions are, how they differ, and what functions they share. There's the creatively named Sampler and its younger, less experienced sibling named Simpler. Ableton Live Suite comes with two built in Samplers.
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