Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By itchyvinyl Mon Jan 09, 2012 3:13 pm
jmac01 wrote:bump! I have trouble mixing samples from different songs, getting the tempo right is always easy, and chopping the right amount of bars isnt to difficult.. but i find when i try to combine them they always sound out of tune



That's why dudes like Pete Rock, Prince Paul, Large Pro are so genius.
Like bliprock said, I find myself humming when I'm tuning up chops.
But, those dudes had loops in tune and on time. Crazy.
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By sirparksalot Fri Jan 13, 2012 5:22 pm
NoonELee wrote:Thinking the next step in my beat making stage is the get the whole pitch thing down instead of relying on the Mrs.

How did you guys train yourself? Any programs or exercises you found useful?

Your are born with perfect pitch. Perfect pitch is the ability to pick out notes in a chord and then be able to sing each individually. Relative pitch can be taught with training and practice, this is the ability to pitch match a single note and then name that note in which you hear. I mean, I suppose you could work hard enough to gain somewhat of a "perfect pitch" ability, but why? By the time you got decent at it, it would be time to die, and you would have accomplished nothing musically. Work with what you were given, and build upon your strengths. Good luck!