There are many songs that begin with the best sampleable parts and here’s just another one of ‘em.

Steve Wonder dropped this in ’88 on the legendary Motown. Enjoy sampling “You Will Know”.

There are definitely some dig-gems in here. Of course the introduction is voice-less, but there are some gems within the full song. Enjoy and sample this! #SAMPLINGCHANGEDMYLIFE

Maschine has quickly gained market-share within the global sampling community. Here, F-Major at the NativeInstruments talks about how to sample with the Maschine. If you’re new to the Maschine, you’ll notice that it does not have any audio inputs to record or sample directly into it. As the video demonstrates, you’ll utilize your existing audio interface or sound-card.

AKAI further bridges itself over into the Digital world with a demonstration of the Digital Sampling capabilities of the AKAI MPC Renaissance.

Here’s a simple walk-through of the new AKAI MPC Fly, an iPad-able MPC app with a pad controller.

FL Studio 10 now utilizes Clips as opposed to the previous Blocks within the Playlist. This may be a big transition for most FL’ers out there. Have a look at the behavior and work-flow of Playlist Clips.

If you currently do not own a legal copy of FL Studio then check out this automatic FL Studio 10% discount when you purchase through this link,

I received an email from Colin at Intua who broke news to me that BeatMaker 2 is now 50% OFF until this Friday (May 6th, 2011). Be sure to grab your copy for only $9.99. This is a LIMITED TIME OFFER!

Requirements:Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), and iPad. Requires iOS 3.1.2 or later

Here is Still Born playing six beats made in Intua Beatmaker 2. Enjoy!

This is the first video made by Still Born on Beatmaker 2 and how to get around in the app. It is recommended viewing for anyone planning to get the app or who already have it. There are more videos on the way so stay tuned!

The latest version of the FL Studio 9.9 Public Beta is set to expire on April 15th which leads me to believe that FL Studio 10 or as we here at SampleSimple like to call it FLX, should be released no later than the 16th!

However, it is also possible that another FL9.9 Public Beta or Update version will be released as in FL Studio 9.9.1 or FL Studio 9.9 Update 1 depending on the development turn-around at Image-Line.

Hopefully, the next WhatsNew will have pages full of new Fixes and Additions/Features.

We love new features – it’s that simple!