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I'm sure some have/do, but personally, I prefer authentic images that I source myself. To each their own.
I play around with them and if it ends up turning into something great I definitely will keep it.
some for sure, with enough manipulation you can make a sample sound like almost anything so even a stock one can become something great
all the time, samples are incredibly prevalent
Some producers do use stock samples in their final productions, while others prefer to create all of their own sounds from scratch. It depends on your budget and in what you think is best for the project you're working on
Most music producers do. This is because it is a quick and easy way to add some flavor to their track, and it doesn't require a lot of time or effort. However, using stock samples can be risky, because it can often sound generic and unoriginal.
It's more common than you think. With enough tweaking and adding your own personal flair, you'll be able to make something great out of it.
Sometimes, but not often only bc the free stuff is everywhere and easy to identify
Hmm. For the draft, maybe. But I rarely see producers use one in their final productions.