jbplaya wrote:That's what's up. mI like seeing people making up and keeping it peaceful. Let's not turn this into another futureproducers.com. And I have to disagree with you Blue Haze. Why wsit around and waste countless hours trying to figure out how to do one thing on the MPC when you can come on here and get your answer in a matter of 5 minutes? I mean, that's honestly what message boards are for. I try to help anyone out if I know the answer. But that's not to say I'm going to sit down and type every little nuance and detail when the answer is clearly in the manual and the person is just too lazy to read it. Just do what I do and don't respond at all. But on the real, we're here to help people.
It`s the way I agree 100%. The message board is for giving tips and tricks that are not in the manual, discovering techniques, and sources of infomation for how to develop one`s skill. True that if a person is just too lazy to read most of the time we should just ignore it and do our thing. But lately their has been alot of shouting, people going off on others for no reason, negative BS that just the person in question just don`t know what the answer is.
But on the real, no matter how frustrate a person become one shouldn`t shout, make wrong statements, and declare that`s all she wrote cuz others would ask why help a person who is doesn`t put their heart into their work? I mean if we give a person a hand and the person ignore it, bite it, and continue with the same attitude that got them in trouble in the first place what`s the use?
Peace out my last words. Everything we do is based on learning, it isn`t about being born talented (a falsehood we learn everything just how fast and how much help it another thing though), how much money you got, or if you have the lastest equipment ( I came from a boss sampler to 2KXL to 4k and the 4k cuz at the time all the 8 outputs for the 2xl were out of stock and I was going to buy a full sampler so I went for the 4k paid it off last year finally.)
I asked the same questions to other producers, wrote to Just Blaze by email on hiphop.com, and read others interviews and that meet some producers here in Japan Zeebras Crew for those that know and got the same answer we have to read the manual and learn your gear. It`s not the gear, it`s what`s upstairs love what you do. I love what I do I put my heart in it. As a producer I love learning, mixing, sequencing, chopping, arranging, sythesizing, recording, and developing.
Behold no one greater than yourself. especially when we have a client in a pro studio and we really need to know what we are doing. that is why we have to prepare and know every detail:idea:
I always agree to help others and myself become independent, strong, confident, and productive in their endeavors. Bang on.
but If ya send your deposit for a beat I might hook you up. 
