Beat Battle 45 Vote Time

Vote Time

check the beats here http://soundcloud.com/groups/mpc-forums ... at-battles

1 vote each
don't vote for yourself
you can vote even if you didn't make a beat


The poll runs till Saturday, if you see your getting the majority of votes then get your sample/s ready.

Good Luck

Some really dope flips this week!!! nice work people

Many cool beats. I vote for Elmar for creating a tense, trippy atmosphere. Close 2nds was Obi dan and perrin & tonic.

I voted for helliphono, joint banged!!!!

mattman's was fresh and so was satiyzadh(sorry about the spelling)

My vote went to Elmar - loved the vibe

it was between perrin&tonic and bojangles for me

had to go with bojangles that joint is ill

MESOHORDY!!!!!!!!!

honorable mention:

SAADYAH-------FIRE!!!!!!

MATTMAN-------CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Y`all made something outta nothing.good job to all!!!!

Mattman

I voted Perrin&Tonic.

Bojangles wins my vote. I dont know how he got such dynamics without adding any outside sounds. EQ'd, and mixed well. nice job.

Mattman and Helliphono were my runners up. good stuff all around.

Perrin&Tonic wrote:Bojangles wins my vote. I dont know how he got such dynamics without adding any outside sounds. EQ'd, and mixed well. nice job.

Mattman and Helliphono were my runners up. good stuff all around.

Thanks man!

I think what helped was taking the triplet kick as opposed to the kick on the 2 that I noticed most people did. The triplet kick didn't have all that reverb and tail from the snare on top of it, so once i put some eq and lo-pass filter on it it knocked way harder. I pitched up the snare a little. I put a high pass filter on the cymbals that come end at the end of the open drums. Other than that, not too much. Oh yeah, I can't stress enough how raw battery is.

Voted for mattman.

Sorry for not commenting this time, life is hectic

And thanks for the votes!!!

bojangles wrote:

Perrin&Tonic wrote:Bojangles wins my vote. I dont know how he got such dynamics without adding any outside sounds. EQ'd, and mixed well. nice job.

Mattman and Helliphono were my runners up. good stuff all around.

Thanks man!

I think what helped was taking the triplet kick as opposed to the kick on the 2 that I noticed most people did. The triplet kick didn't have all that reverb and tail from the snare on top of it, so once i put some eq and lo-pass filter on it it knocked way harder. I pitched up the snare a little. I put a high pass filter on the cymbals that come end at the end of the open drums. Other than that, not too much. Oh yeah, I can't stress enough how raw battery is.

So you use Battery to manipulate your own drum sounds you import? Huh. I own battery, but never thought to do that.

Perrin&Tonic wrote:

bojangles wrote:

Perrin&Tonic wrote:Bojangles wins my vote. I dont know how he got such dynamics without adding any outside sounds. EQ'd, and mixed well. nice job.

Mattman and Helliphono were my runners up. good stuff all around.

Thanks man!

I think what helped was taking the triplet kick as opposed to the kick on the 2 that I noticed most people did. The triplet kick didn't have all that reverb and tail from the snare on top of it, so once i put some eq and lo-pass filter on it it knocked way harder. I pitched up the snare a little. I put a high pass filter on the cymbals that come end at the end of the open drums. Other than that, not too much. Oh yeah, I can't stress enough how raw battery is.

So you use Battery to manipulate your own drum sounds you import? Huh. I own battery, but never thought to do that.

Yeah, i've never even touched the stock sounds on there. Prolly should, NI usually comes correct with them.

Thanks for sharing some very specific technique info, Bojangles. I'm new at all of this and any/all info from seasoned vets is very welcome.