Honestly who cares. If you like it you like it. Doesn't matter if you're using the same vengeance risers or drums. If it fits it fits and you shouldn't use something else just to try to force yourself to not use it because it's vengeance even though it's the perfect fit.

I've designed many risers but sometimes I don't feel like making one. I'm in a flow, shit's getting laid down, so I run through a library of risers and one fits, it goes in and I move onto the next thing. If later down the road you realize you can make one that fits better, then do it. If that one works, use it... Who gives a shit. The people that care are the people that are too busy hating on you rather then making their own music.

There's sounds I'm so tired of, but I won't hate on people using them - cause they might be a good fit for that track so I don't blame them. They might not be that tired of it though and they might love the track so, great for them. And as someone pointed out, no one knows or gives a shit where the sounds came from as long as the song is good except for other producers potentially. If you're producing for producers, good luck.

For example, Skrillex has tons of haters and uses those yoi yoi wah wah sounds and vengeance samples that everyone's so sick of. You know who those people are that are so sick of them, hates him, and bitches about him constantly? Producers... You know who loves him? Millions and millions of people. They could care less where the drums came from, the yoi yoi sound or whatever, or care to even think about it cause they just like his music.

Everyone's always looking for the next best thing and say your samples are so last year or this or that. It doesn't matter, if the sample works, it works - done. I think producers tend to lose site of reality when making music because we are all growing together and using the same tools as they come. So we tend to hear samples / vsts 100x more then the average listener would and then tend to worry about "man will all these people used this, I shouldn't". In the end, just make music that you like to make and use whatever tools you have to make it.

my two cents...

just a lil info.. its Rappin 4tay - Don't Fight the Feeling the samples used is Judy Clay and William Bell's "Private Number" 1968

ps I LOVE RAPPIN 4TAY

has anyone noticed the trend in dance music over the last few decades? throw a swoosh to tranny into a new section and call it a day? maybe it's not hte vengeance samples i'm sick of, but the general laziness of this technique. i'm guilty of it too. but i think it should be addressed, esp seeing as glitch hop is one genre that hasn't completely fallen victim to the omnipotent formula gods of other genres.

yet..