Did Just Blaze use Time stretch on "Show me what you got"?

On the fourth bar of the beat it sounds to me that the sax is stretched to fit the beat. I know JB uses a mpc 4000. Here's the you tube clip. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh5b0Yw_-kQ What is your guys take on it?

I know the sample is also used in a public enemy song, i forget which one but I think he just took the long note and played very close together again and again and I think that works. I have done once or twice. No offense to you but all that this video proves that Lil' Wayne is freaking annoying.

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Kidz in the Hall used that same sample before JB used it and I think he flipped their version and added some live drums and other stuff to it.

Quick history lesson. The art of stretching a note by having it repeat itself is called "stringing". Just Blaze and Kanye use it alot. But they do it sloppy. The master of this art is Hank Shocklee (Bomb Squad). But he uses it to fill in dead spots in a melody or to give legs to a weak track. He also uses it as some subliminal type ish. Go back and listen to the old P.E. albums with the hi's and mid turned up and the bass all the way down. It will change you perspective on production. There was an article about it in Scratch a while back. I believe he calls it the wall of sound. RESPECT THE ARCHITECTS! one.

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the_raider wrote:I know the sample is also used in a public enemy song, i forget which one but I think he just took the long note and played very close together again and again and I think that works.

The Public Enemy song was called 'Show em Whatcha Got' funnily enough.
The sample is 'Darkest Light" by Lafayette Afro Rock Band

he probably flipped/chopped it into a short note which loops seamlessly