Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By Metatron72 Sat Jul 09, 2011 5:23 am
JVC wrote:Metatron72, it is a good website. I think I've visited the site a few times. They do have clean Impeach sample, as well as the UBB version.
It seems that they have better quality samples than "All The Breaks!" CD, although many samples are taken from UBB. I checked Magic Disco Machine samples on the website, sure enough, it is from UBB.

I used Magic Disco Machine sample for this remake beat (Eric B & Rakim's "Put Your Hand Together"), which I used Electribe ES-1. I sampled from original LP. The drum sample is from the UBB though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DErj6YWWicA

Tuff City Records reissued "Impeach the president" around late 90s'. I think it was 12 inch only release. I bought two copies, one for play, other one for keep. It was remastered from the original tape, and 90 seconds longer than Alaga 7 inch version. (Tuff City Records president Aaron Fuchs has copyright of "Impeach the president".)
Funny thing about Impeach break is that, many people (me included!) like that dirty sounding UBB version.


Well it seemed like until the re-issue, Marley Marl had the only clean copy :lol: I had forgotten about those re-issues, I remember Aaron Fuchs catching flack for going after a few producers who had used breaks he had acquired the rights to at that time. People thought it was foul that a guy who owned a hip hop label and was so down with 45 King, would go after other hip hop dudes. I gotta look up who he tried to sue and over what break(s).

That video was dope JVC. Did you start around 1:03 to simulate skipping the piano intro on the original :D
By JVC Sat Jul 09, 2011 5:45 am
I am not sure whether Marley Marl had a clean copy of Impeach, MC Shan's "The bridge" beat sounds mad dusty (although it sounds dope that way.)
Speaking of 45 King, he definitely had the original copy, the photo of the 7-inch is on his "Master Of The Game" LP.