Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By skalawa Mon Sep 22, 2003 5:58 pm
ppls, tell me does anyone in here do regae/ dancehall, that is what i produce mainly, along wid some hip hop seen, but i was never really into sampling no reason no disrespect seen. wid dancehall, you tend to play everything, if you listen to sly and robbies stuff, they use an mpc. the thing is i cant afford to buy a proteus, or any module for the time being, so i was wondering if there was anyway of having like syth sounds in the mpc, played not sampled. i got drum programs, bass brograms, percussion pgms, and one syth pgm, that i play from my midi keyboard, (4 pgms the mpc is full) can i actually use like cubase, play a phrase in there ( pc got one million and one sounds to choose from) say for 4 bars at 94bpm, save it as a wav file, then export via zip to my mpc? will it actually loop smoothly, with my played drum track :?:
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By xkwest Mon Sep 22, 2003 7:01 pm
sorry to interrupt... are there any good sites you'd recommend i can go to .. to learn how to make dancehall beats?

By Jayembee Tue Sep 23, 2003 3:33 am
i do a little dancehall.... mostly i sample riddims and put em in some ragga tracks.... and xkwest if you go to ragga-jungle.com forums and ask theres some real cool cats that will help you out
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By xkwest Tue Sep 23, 2003 4:34 am
^^... good looking out... iam definitely checkin' that out.... iam trying explore other genres besides hiphop.... so that i can create my own signature sound...
By baseone Tue Sep 23, 2003 6:05 am
dancehall does use samples.
i grew up in westmoreland jamaica
the first music i ever produced was dancehall...i would make loops
and let people spit [dj] over them live while i used killswitches and
track mutes effects ect. recording onto a tape deck.....
[the good old days]
NOW.
you have lots of [korg]triton in riddims....i know that from seeing it.
sly and robbie use all kinda sh*t though.
i have a mp7 also [emu] its got nice sounds...i use alot of em.
samples are fine for dancehall in my opinion.
me making a dancehall track [a simple one] would consist of...

handclap.
snap.
808 bass..or NICE bass hit.
nice kick.
sharp snare.
tick or tapping sound.
as many drums as possible...lol
and synth or organ or keys ect...easy.

listen to some of the riddims..they arent THAT complex-its the vibe
that you get from them that makes em special to me.
i mean PRIME example swizz beats produced Jr. Gong ""the halfway tree"
you see what i mean?
its not the sounds-or the machine-its the mind of the producer.

By Jayembee Tue Sep 23, 2003 5:49 pm
^^^ that last line was nice.... i like how you put that

By D_Samp Thu Sep 25, 2003 5:45 pm
nice to see a positive thread like this.

ive heard some great dancehall stuff recently, after being given a pile of TERRIBLE compilations, that were just so repetitive and annoying it drove me nuts

dug out some goodness and know im respecting the craft. have taken on a few techniques from dub production too since reading into all that.

god damn what a vibrant culture came outta that scene. im no fan of all this "rude boy" shit but the Art of the scene in that region of the world... damn... such a bitter sweet history!
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By xkwest Fri Sep 26, 2003 5:03 am
thanks.... Jayembee
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By JUKE 179r Sun Sep 28, 2003 2:39 am
Lovers Rock riddims... what else can I say... pure melody. I will always feel the dancehall vibe, but lovers rock is sooooooooo soulful.
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By skalawa Wed Oct 01, 2003 12:45 pm
baseone
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Joined: 19 May 2003
Posts: 48
jamaican music.
dancehall does use samples.
i grew up in westmoreland jamaica
the first music i ever produced was dancehall...i would make loops
and let people spit [dj] over them live while i used killswitches and
track mutes effects ect. recording onto a tape deck.....
[the good old days]
NOW.
you have lots of [korg]triton in riddims....i know that from seeing it.
sly and robbie use all kinda sh*t though.
i have a mp7 also [emu] its got nice sounds...i use alot of em.
samples are fine for dancehall in my opinion.
me making a dancehall track [a simple one] would consist of...

handclap.
snap.
808 bass..or NICE bass hit.
nice kick.
sharp snare.
tick or tapping sound.
as many drums as possible...lol
and synth or organ or keys ect...easy.

listen to some of the riddims..they arent THAT complex-its the vibe
that you get from them that makes em special to me.
i mean PRIME example swizz beats produced Jr. Gong ""the halfway tree"
you see what i mean?
its not the sounds-or the machine-its the mind of the producer


mr basebone, i am taking your thread quire personal, i am actually picking a bone with you. it is people like yourselves that $£^&%£ the music culture scenes. to start off with, because you grew up in westmorland ole bloodclat country bwoooy, wid a WASH PAN SOUND, and you supposedly used a sample and loop it DOES NOT COINCIDE THAT DANCEHALL USES SAMPLES YU BLOODCLAT RASS. and you took it out of rass context, which where i was referring to rap music. by the way what year was this, cause if you were doing that, then we all in this forum should be reading bout you, cause as far as i remember, no one usually looped they just played the b side of the records which are the versions (instrumentals) and the dj would spit over it,the kill switch was used to mute the bass, and ride the riddim 1 2 or one drop style , if you even know what that is, and what the f*****************k you talking bout track mute, helllloooooooooo you know we aint got no hole heap of equipment down in the endz, especially down in country, what you going to do TRACK MUTE A F**********k(*&r%e%£&$£&% LOOOOOP WHICH WOULD USUALLY BE ON E TRACK ON A DJ MIXER, WHEN YOU COULD JUSE USE THE VOLUME ON THE CHANNEL, AND MIX IN THE HOME MADE SOUND EFFECTS. also if you are going to track mute, the riddim would cut off too sharply, hence you use the volume and ride it , hence the term.
part 2 YOU GIVING ADVICE ON HOW TO BLOOOOD CLAT MEK PUSSYCLAT RIDDIMS. WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTT IS THE TEMPO, HOW COULD YOU SAY DO THIS DO THAT ITS EASY, AND DONT SPECIFY A TEMPO FOR THAT GENRE OF MUSIC, WHICH IS IN THIS CASE FROM 88 - 100 MAX ABSOLUTE BPM USUALLY EARLY 90S. and tip tap sounds you must be a >>>>> from not around, mo fire mo fire
SO IF I WANT TO BULID A HOUSE I JUST A SHIT LOAD OF BRICKS YEAH, BOUT AS MANY DRUM SOUNDS YOU LITTLE ......SO AND SO HEY GUESS WHAT, RAP IS EASY JUST ADD A LOT OF SAMPLES, OOOOH HERE IS ONE AN AERO PLANE, JUST ADD A LOT OF TIN, WAIT WHAT ABOUT A SHIP, MAN. PPL who dont understand something fully giving advice to others is just one horrible thing, and that is one of the reasons why hip hop is the way it is. if any one want to know bout DUB MUSIC, CHECK OUT THE DUBSCROLLS, now those guys are doing some serious king tubbys shit out in germany, with the old space echos trust.

By MR808 Wed Oct 01, 2003 6:03 pm
Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn Basson, change yo name to busta rhyme cus he just LIT YO ASS ON FIRE!!!!

Represent yo HooD!!!! MUTHA !!!!!!!!!

Thats what I'm talkin bout.... Put a mutha... in his place!!!!

BUUUCK BUCK.. Booya kahhh booya kahhhhhhhhhh

That was some sothern $#!t where I'm from we call that :
"CHECK_A _HOE_TEXAS"
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By Leory Wed Oct 01, 2003 6:28 pm
HEY... HEY..... HEY !!!!!!!!! SHUT DA FUNK UP!!!!!!!!

You guys are trippin up in this biyatch... music is just math that makes you shake yo as*.... so stop all the fighting...... and start doing your math.... do some gazenta's dang it....example 1 gazenta 1, 1 time... 1 gazenta 2, 2 time....etc This will make you all better mathematicians and musicians.


Leroy
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By Swissmaster Cheese Wed Oct 01, 2003 11:26 pm
skalawa wrote:baseone
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Joined: 19 May 2003
Posts: 48
jamaican music.
dancehall does use samples.
i grew up in westmoreland jamaica
the first music i ever produced was dancehall...i would make loops
and let people spit [dj] over them live while i used killswitches and
track mutes effects ect. recording onto a tape deck.....
[the good old days]
NOW.
you have lots of [korg]triton in riddims....i know that from seeing it.
sly and robbie use all kinda sh*t though.
i have a mp7 also [emu] its got nice sounds...i use alot of em.
samples are fine for dancehall in my opinion.
me making a dancehall track [a simple one] would consist of...

handclap.
snap.
808 bass..or NICE bass hit.
nice kick.
sharp snare.
tick or tapping sound.
as many drums as possible...lol
and synth or organ or keys ect...easy.

listen to some of the riddims..they arent THAT complex-its the vibe
that you get from them that makes em special to me.
i mean PRIME example swizz beats produced Jr. Gong ""the halfway tree"
you see what i mean?
its not the sounds-or the machine-its the mind of the producer


mr basebone, i am taking your thread quire personal, i am actually picking a bone with you. it is people like yourselves that $£^&%£ the music culture scenes. to start off with, because you grew up in westmorland ole bloodclat country bwoooy, wid a WASH PAN SOUND, and you supposedly used a sample and loop it DOES NOT COINCIDE THAT DANCEHALL USES SAMPLES YU BLOODCLAT RASS. and you took it out of rass context, which where i was referring to rap music. by the way what year was this, cause if you were doing that, then we all in this forum should be reading bout you, cause as far as i remember, no one usually looped they just played the b side of the records which are the versions (instrumentals) and the dj would spit over it,the kill switch was used to mute the bass, and ride the riddim 1 2 or one drop style , if you even know what that is, and what the f*****************k you talking bout track mute, helllloooooooooo you know we aint got no hole heap of equipment down in the endz, especially down in country, what you going to do TRACK MUTE A F**********k(*&r%e%£&$£&% LOOOOOP WHICH WOULD USUALLY BE ON E TRACK ON A DJ MIXER, WHEN YOU COULD JUSE USE THE VOLUME ON THE CHANNEL, AND MIX IN THE HOME MADE SOUND EFFECTS. also if you are going to track mute, the riddim would cut off too sharply, hence you use the volume and ride it , hence the term.
part 2 YOU GIVING ADVICE ON HOW TO BLOOOOD CLAT MEK PUSSYCLAT RIDDIMS. WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTTTTT IS THE TEMPO, HOW COULD YOU SAY DO THIS DO THAT ITS EASY, AND DONT SPECIFY A TEMPO FOR THAT GENRE OF MUSIC, WHICH IS IN THIS CASE FROM 88 - 100 MAX ABSOLUTE BPM USUALLY EARLY 90S. and tip tap sounds you must be a >>>>> from not around, mo fire mo fire
SO IF I WANT TO BULID A HOUSE I JUST A **** LOAD OF BRICKS YEAH, BOUT AS MANY DRUM SOUNDS YOU LITTLE ......SO AND SO HEY GUESS WHAT, RAP IS EASY JUST ADD A LOT OF SAMPLES, OOOOH HERE IS ONE AN AERO PLANE, JUST ADD A LOT OF TIN, WAIT WHAT ABOUT A SHIP, MAN. PPL who dont understand something fully giving advice to others is just one horrible thing, and that is one of the reasons why hip hop is the way it is. if any one want to know bout DUB MUSIC, CHECK OUT THE DUBSCROLLS, now those guys are doing some serious king tubbys **** out in germany, with the old space echos trust.



ROTFLMAO :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: .......damn....Someone needs to ease up on their copy of Third World Cop.....LICKSHOT!