Sample Breakdown: Daft Punk - One More Time

Produced by Daft Punk.

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[trystanfresh]

Imagine noticing that three random ass parts of a song sound really good when you chop them up and play them repeatedly

[WeNeededThis]

these visuals are so good that you got dummies on Twitter discounting how hard it is to pull off a sample flip like this...

[hautakleightontam]

This is the musical equivalent of refining opium into heroin.

[Proximity]

This video never gets old. So cool to see the process of how a hit was made with a classic sample.

[mclovin]

Many skills are easy to learn but hard to master. Anyone can learn to sample but Daft Punk had an INSANE ability to find the perfect sample for their songs.

[osuebonydyme]

This video is about to get a lot of attention. Thank you for everything Daft Punk.

[phuturephunk]

You know it's coming, but it still makes you tingly while the pieces are put together.

[arrobaFerSimonelli]

Discovering this the day they separated

[morgyn]

Imagine how much listening to this one single song had to be done in order to pick out those millisecond long art.

[ayoonine]

One thing love about daft punk their use of soul/disco samples

[TheSaxrider]

I first discovered this not 5 days ago, and have been listening to more and more of their sampled songs. Now that they're not making music anymore, I feel like I'm looking at a timecapsule

[heavyharris]

Crazy that you released this one day and one year off from them ending.

[GO-mgft]

Daft Punk duo was a miles ahead in a way how they used samples. I cannot imagine how many records and how many times they needed to listen to get an final song idea.

[prodfauxes]

Thomas bangalter is a god damn genius for this one

[maximiliansteiner]

As someone who hasn’t gotten to DJ in months publicly due to Covid, this just made my day.

[FardHast]

Fun Fact: the producer of "More Spell on You" was Daniel Vangarde, who is the father of Thomas Bangalter, former of Daft Punk.

[Tracomaster]

Wanna leave my mark for when this blows up.
Don't be sad because it's over, smile because it happened

[Mekasoundwave]

If you didn't sing that "ONE MORE TIME" when that beat dropped, you gotta make some major changes in your life

[j_bird]

The way they sampled it was just nuts. Daft Punk is just awesome.

[DamienSebe]

Okay, keep going... I'm taking notes