By Metatron72
Thu May 30, 2013 11:19 pm
The twofold answer is is largely very simple.
"Louis Flores better known as BreakBeat Lou"
Ultimate Beats & Breaks...Go through every volume, check the release dates. In every case whatever breaks went on the latest UBB wax was what ran in NY for the next couple seasons to a year.
It was a lot of that and multiple cats independently sampling the same drums. How the first assumption would be they sampled each others finished records is beyond laughable. Especially in an era where it's rather easy to tell different recording of breaks, as well as the distinct sounds of the sampler.
So if some of you wanna believe that the great Paul C.'s protege Large Pro was filling his SP from jacking Gang Starr, Pete Rock and Tribe joints is somewhat ridiculous.
And for the last time swapping chops or a disk of them is NOT straight jacking another producers record. So just dead that already. If some of you can't see the difference we can't explain it in a 100 years to y'all.
And this idea that because sampling is done in general makes sharking fellow beatmakers finished work totally cool is pedantic and misguided.
All I'm mad at is some of you guy's staunch defending of biting and being lazy.
All of y'all go chop up Donuts and say it's yours have at it...
"So Reg basically just find the original drum break for whatever beat you like and sample it from the original artist who had it mastered by their engineer and then you are fine according to your critics. Its obvious to me Reg does it as a tutorial to help aspiring producers and it surely doesnt bother me. Do your thing Reg."
With a download encouraging brand new cats to go in with his cannibalized Ali and Tip hits.
I've already said it, but next time a legend is in front of your face, ask them if it's cool with them if rather than go hook up your own drums you just take theirs right off their classic records.
You'll only get something between a blank stare, a head shake, or some would likely smack the taste out your mouth.
Put this to a poll it will be another one of these 25:3 ones, in favor of, "c'mon son don't do that..."
"Louis Flores better known as BreakBeat Lou"
Ultimate Beats & Breaks...Go through every volume, check the release dates. In every case whatever breaks went on the latest UBB wax was what ran in NY for the next couple seasons to a year.
It was a lot of that and multiple cats independently sampling the same drums. How the first assumption would be they sampled each others finished records is beyond laughable. Especially in an era where it's rather easy to tell different recording of breaks, as well as the distinct sounds of the sampler.
So if some of you wanna believe that the great Paul C.'s protege Large Pro was filling his SP from jacking Gang Starr, Pete Rock and Tribe joints is somewhat ridiculous.
And for the last time swapping chops or a disk of them is NOT straight jacking another producers record. So just dead that already. If some of you can't see the difference we can't explain it in a 100 years to y'all.
And this idea that because sampling is done in general makes sharking fellow beatmakers finished work totally cool is pedantic and misguided.
All I'm mad at is some of you guy's staunch defending of biting and being lazy.
All of y'all go chop up Donuts and say it's yours have at it...
"So Reg basically just find the original drum break for whatever beat you like and sample it from the original artist who had it mastered by their engineer and then you are fine according to your critics. Its obvious to me Reg does it as a tutorial to help aspiring producers and it surely doesnt bother me. Do your thing Reg."
With a download encouraging brand new cats to go in with his cannibalized Ali and Tip hits.
I've already said it, but next time a legend is in front of your face, ask them if it's cool with them if rather than go hook up your own drums you just take theirs right off their classic records.
You'll only get something between a blank stare, a head shake, or some would likely smack the taste out your mouth.
Put this to a poll it will be another one of these 25:3 ones, in favor of, "c'mon son don't do that..."
