black milk drums

Nojus wrote:black is dope. period

+1 He has his own raw, unique sound. He has been trying some different techniques with his beat making as of late which have made people scratch their heads but still dope imho.

he still doing good stuff there was some dope production on the caltroit album, tronic was ok but not my fav stuff heard from him

7 1 4 Beats wrote:

StonesThrow wrote:his latest album (whack) was a lotta live drums.

That whole album was live intro's

Man as much as I love that album, I can name so many samples/breaks on it that I've heard on it. There are few things that are live. I love how he flipped the sample on bounce, he's dope period.

his drums are hot

THAT FAT RAY "SETUP" IS FUKKIN CRAZY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sorry, I only fukkks with white milk.

Good music is good music ... Black Milk is dope.

7 1 4 Beats wrote:

StonesThrow wrote:his latest album (whack) was a lotta live drums.

That whole album was live intro's

(whack)

totally TOTALLY overated and average at best.

He's good, but hit and miss for my personal taste.
Anyone else think his stuff lacks weight, it all sounds a bit to hard at the top end, with not enuff low end ?

nah his shit got bass

Elzhi's Preface is one of last year's best album!
And not only because of Elzhi, that joint got very dope beats.


Hell, Black Milk and Elzhi go together like cocaine and waffles

Tronic wasn't that dope, but it has few dope joints on it.

Fung45 wrote:His selected samples, chops and sequencing are very unique as well. I think he records drummers quite often.

This is what I am striving for. I would like to record all my instruments from musicians and then lace that with some tight samples. I like tracks that capture the "live" feeling.

whats the difference in sampling a live drummer off a record or a sample cd or a video of a live drummer?

^^^^ good question! the world may never know.