Unity Battle: Eddie Kain(aka Kontak80) vs. Jacpot(MPC)

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Eddie Kain or Jacpot?

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  • Total votes : 73
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By Spirez Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:08 pm
Nice track. Drums seem a little lacking somehow.

Did 8ball and MJG use that sample on confessions?
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By Jacpot Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:40 pm
add the poll pimpin
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By waxmastawes Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:43 pm
i like jacs better he would get my vote if there were a poll...

is that fake static though?
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By Smoove03 Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:45 pm
eddie that track was put together really well. arranged the beat reallll tight. i always appreciate it when it sounds like someone spent some time on a track. something about those drums that bug me. its not even drums themselves but maybe how they were programmed? the snare is fine so leave it how it is. but anyway great flowers track man. i digged it.


jackpot that track was fresh cuz. not much i can say about it. the joint was tight to me. period.

damn hard battle to choose from fellas. but honestly and no bias at all - i choose jacpots track. it was hot as hell.

peace
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By EMFinite Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:45 pm
whoa!!!

thats straight crack right there
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By Jacpot Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:46 pm
Dont forget to click the poll button guys :wink:
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By Jacpot Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:54 pm
Bump

By j.troup Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:23 pm
Jacpot, just to show you mpc dudes that i'm not biased, that was some NICE sample work in there. You didn't just lazy loop with drums.

Eddie Kain, same with you. Even though you're FP brethren, I've only heard like 2 tracks from you...EVER.

My vote goes to Eddie Kain. Even though both tracks were melodically great, and the sample work was great, Kontak's was TECHNICALLY better. He had more variation and structure in his song. Also, the use of the phaser was a nice touch as well.

Also, a big thing for me was that he didn't just put a some drums behind the sample...he put some original instrumentation in the song too. That really makes the song HIS.

Great work to both, but Eddie Kain got this one this round. But respect to Jacpot, he did his thing.
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By Eddie Kain Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:25 pm
j.troup wrote:Jacpot, just to show you mpc dudes that i'm not biased, that was some NICE sample work in there. You didn't just lazy loop with drums.

Eddie Kain, same with you. Even though you're FP brethren, I've only heard like 2 tracks from you...EVER.

My vote goes to Eddie Kain. Even though both tracks were melodically great, and the sample work was great, Kontak's was TECHNICALLY better. He had more variation and structure in his song. Also, the use of the phaser was a nice touch as well.

Also, a big thing for me was that he didn't just put a some drums behind the sample...he put some original instrumentation in the song too. That really makes the song HIS.

Great work to both, but Eddie Kain got this one this round. But respect to Jacpot, he did his thing.


respect
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