In this episode of In The Cut, we head to Through the Liar's Studio in Seoul to explore the experimental side of music creation. We sit down with artist XINSAYNE, producer No Identity, and songwriter Eun Heeyoung as they dive into hyperpop and innovative sampling techniques.
The team uses Suno to continuously resample audio, tweaking tempos and changing textures—like transforming an acoustic bass to perfectly match XINSAYNE's vocal style. Drawing inspiration from Daft Punk's sampling methods, they record raw vocals, feed them back into the platform, and build entirely new sonic layers.
Beyond the technical workflow, the group discusses Suno's biggest advantage: giving people without financial resources the freedom to simply start making music.
In this video:
00:00 - Exploring experimental and hyperpop styles in the studio. 00:49 - Using continuous resampling to generate new creative ideas. 01:10 - Adjusting tempos and time signatures to lock in the groove. 02:01 - Why Suno gives creators the freedom to make music without financial barriers. 02:12 - Changing instrumental textures to match XINSAYNE's voice. 02:21 - How Daft Punk inspired their unique approach to sampling. 02:58 - Recording live vocals and covering them to create unique layers. 03:52 - Collaborating in the studio to increase the chances of making something special.
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