BEMANI Sample Discovery Thread

So after taking some inspiration from some SEGA communities for discovering some Sonic/JSR samples, I thought to search for samples used in BEMANI tracks. If you guys know of any, post the titles of Sample CDs you've found Konami artists have used. Reeeeaaally wanna start a thread for this now since it seems a lot of these Sample CDs are being phased out of the market completely and a lot of pirate links are even dead.

CDs containing BEMANI samples:
Voice Spectral
Voice Spectral 2
Skip To My Loops
Masterbits ADD LIPS
Masterbits RAPsody
ProSamples Vol.12 - Dance Vocals
Kate Lesing Vocals Vol.1

And I've got two of these right now. I'll probably buy a few more of the available ones, but I'm really gonna prioritize the totally unavailable ones first in case I find one on ebay or something for a ridiculous sum.

Voice Spectral 2
A Stupid Barber - "Bounjour!"
A Stupid Barber - "Doo Doo Da-dum..."
A Stupid Barber - "Rizamap-a-Dizamap...."
Genom Screams -"Ho-a y-yeah-y-yea"
Genom Screams -"ちりぴんそんれーせっと"
Genom Screams - "ういう"
Drop The Bomb - "Sorry, could you make the music louder?"
Drop The Bomb - "I'm kinda dizzy because of my dreams"
La Senorita ~Virtual~ - "I wanna kiss you all over"
100sec. Kitchen Battle - "けっぱんす"
Dazzlin' Darlin' - "Trance Out"
Overblast/Akatsuki - "It's all around"
Overblast - "I need more than that"
DDR 3rd Mix How To Play - "Take my soul"
DDR 3rd Mix How To Play - "Gimme the beat honey"
Sig Sig - "It's a Dream"
Sig Sig - "I feel alright"

Skip To My Loops
Look At Us (Daddy DJ Remix) - Intro SFX
....and there's another one that I can't remember the song for, but it's "Edit / Hit it" :V

So with that, let's compile a library of these CD names at least for archive's sake, and any producers wanting to go for some retro DDR remixes. :9

And do you guys think I should post the specific samples? Is that allowed? Haha. If I can find the unavailable titles, I'd love to post them, but I dunno how much that's fit into severe pirating territory or not. (but yo if any of you can find the first voice spectral PM me. ;U)

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I seriously want to know where the SOMEBODY SCREEEEEEEEEAM sample comes from. Sega Touring Car Championship had a song with it...

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If is the same sample from Fire Fire and Second Heaven the original track is this:

Well, I know the vocals in "Bleep Beep Bop" by kors k come from this song (starting at 0:53):


And the "look up in the sky, it makes you feel so high~" from smooooch and Stealth come from this song:

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There's a lot of samples that I recognize from the Techno Trance Essentials CD. L.E.D. and Ryu☆ in particular seem fond of the sounds in this one!

A few examples:
HHH - Ignited Night: "Stand by for action", "Secret weapon", "Hey!", "10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 3 2 1"
HHH - So Fabulous!!: "We can fly"
HHH+H - Mahoroba: "Ready for takeoff"
kobo - PATRIOTISM: "Arpeggio", "And the beat keeps goin' on", "Be quiet", "Backspace"
kors k - Flip Flap: "Bass kick", whatever that "UUUEEEEEEEEEYAHAAAA!" is supposed to be
L.E.D. - SOUND OF GIALLARHORN: "Ready for takeoff"
L.E.D. - THE STRONG JAEGER: "All systems go!", "Killer machine", "Eve electro", "GO!," various screams
Risk Junk - One More Lovely: "This is the final frontier", "Dominator X", "Welcome to the news of the week"
Ryu☆ - Be quiet: "Be quiet"
Ryu☆ - Harmony and Lovely : "Sky"
Ryu☆ - Second Heaven: "Countdown. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 3 2 1"
Seiryu - waxing and wanding: "Are you ready?", "Bass from outer s[pace]", "Brain power"
Noma - Brain Power: literally every single lyric

https://www.beatport.com/release/techno-trance-essentials-2595-essential-beats-sounds-vocals-and-fx/1564167

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Hella rad! Thanks for adding on to these. I haven't kept up with a lot of the current Bemani music, so I'm really only helpfull when it comes to the old stuff....

Anyway, I got a hold of like 3 more sample packs and found a few things in there. I also like... recognize a few samples but I can't think of which songs they're from so I'll get back to those I guess.

Masterbits ADD LIPS
Try 2 Luv. U / Let Them Move: Rap verses
Let Them Move - "Let Them Move, Let them move oh!", "Sway sway sway sway"
DDR 4th Mix Intro - "Do do do do, do it to me baby!", "give it to me, give it to me yeah yeah"
Ecstacy - "give us a reading on the 12-02 program alarm", intro whisper

Voice Spectral Vol. 1
TRIP MACHINE - "you got it" "do you love me to", sung vocals, "ooooooooh yeah!" "Truzzzzzzuh"
TRIP MACHINE ~luv mix~ - "mammy will you sing trip machine" but it totally doesn't say that
PARANOiA - one of the many distorted voices, "shmaaaawwww"
DDR 1st Mix Intro "Dance! Dance! Revolution.."
100 sec. Kitchen Battle - "Haaaaaiiii"
Drop Out - "think you better dance now!"

And I just started going through the Zero-G Data Files Vol. 1 and have a ways to go, but so far...
100 sec. Kitchen Battle - "wow, he's quite a personality"

I've now got some ProSamples collections to go through (which I skimmed through and found some Afronova vocals) and another series which may or may not have some cool shit in it. Be back w/ more.

And yo if anyone can get me Masterbits RAPsody, seriously I will buy the thing.

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Note: Keep the frequency clear" from Do it!! Do it!! is from Zero-G Data Files Vol. 1
APPEND: "Do it!!" from the same song is from the same pack too

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Just last night, I discovered the origin of the vocal samples used by Q-Mex in "Nataradin":

They hail from the Bombay Sisters' recording of a very old Indian hymn known as "Dhim tananana", which is often called "Thillana Hindolam" after the rhythm it uses.

Though on YouTube I couldn't find the Bombay Sisters' specific rendition of "Dhim tananana", I could find several others, including this one:


I also found this one which sounds a bit more like Nataradin:


The lyrics start with just scatting, then starting at "nidu mahimale...", they begin to talk about a Hindu goddess and basically are just in praise of this goddess

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^^^^
Rad find~ Gonna try to keep an eye out for the correct recording when I have some free time. (Love how half these samples are like totally unattainable now. XP)


Searching some Japanese sites, it seems like it came from "The X-Static Goldmine Vol. 1" sample CD, but just like Masterbits RAPsody, it seems totally impossible to get. Searching a little bit, I think it may be like.... slightly more obtainable but I don't really know.

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I believe the sample originated in the song "The Party" by Kraze...As MadkaT posted earlier to this thread.

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I mean I could see that being the first use of it in a song, but that wouldn't make sense if it was taken from it seeing as the sample on the CD has no remnant of music interference. Big name sample CDs are what breathed life into old house music.

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I'd love to know where the "Yeah", "Let's get moving" and "Let me feel the ground shake" samples used in the old Pop'n openings are from. I've been looking for ages and haven't found anything except a song that used one of the samples.

That's the sample CD I was trying to remember at one point. You can also add "Celebrate Nite" to that entry, as I heard the 'grindstone' line on their sample page.

https://www.producerloops.com/masterbits-add-lips.html (click Preview Track)

Not vocal samples, but there was once a discussion here about club/SFX loops. I used to have the 1:36-1:38 SFX part of L'amour remix from that discussion.

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I forgot where it came from but I have the DROP OUT "br-br-br-br-br-brown-brown" sample. I found it on a YouTube video.
Also, I was wondering if anyone had the samples from "A Stupid Barber" on hand? I can't find any Voice Spectral 2 Samples anywhere...

Seems two KO songs sampled from this song.

1. Luv This Feelin' -> 0:45 all the way to 0:52
2. Think Ya Better D -> Around 0:53

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Another vocal sample that was used in Think Ya Better D, starts around 0:45. It combines with the one I posted above...

Nice!Thx you!If you need more cool samples packs

Hate to bump this thread after so long, but...

(skip to 1:35)


(skip to 0:13)


The SUPER MANIAC results music in Dancing Stage featuring TRUE KiSS DESTiNATiON has the SAME scratching noises heard in CELEBRATE NITE. They probably come from the same sample if I'm going by intuition.

EDIT: YouTube links fixed. Please skip to the timestamps provided above the respective videos.

Made an account to post some discoveries myself! Recently obtained a few sample CDs, here's what I got:

Some drum loops for the original PARANOiA can be found in the sample CD "break beats" (if anybody knows a more accurate name, please let me know!!), Extreme Sample Converter upchucked the WAV as "15 LOOP 04."

Make A Jam's ragga vocals are from "Best Service Hallelujah," same conversion program named the WAVs "A-PHRASE16," "A-PHRASE18," "B-PHRASE01," "B-PHRASE09/B-PHRASE10," "B-PHRASE16," "B-PHRASE17," "B-PHRASE18," "C-PHRASE05," "G-PHRASE03," "G-PHRASE11" (Phew, that's a lot, hopefully I didn't miss one!)

Finally, the "Move your body!" samples from e-motion are from Zero-G "Dance Vocals" in the Eliza Emery folder.

Oh yeah anybody knows what samples are used in most of USAO's songs?

Anyone know where the "like this" sample originates from? (the sample is in ChaserXX and F4SH10N)

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