Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By -niN Wed Jul 20, 2011 9:15 am
This makes wanna go out and buy meself a shit load o records... :lol:
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By mindcontrol Thu Jul 21, 2011 6:30 am
jonestown massacre wrote:^^^What a waste of a beat, 50 must have paid Pete Arab money, :lol: :lol: . That was a SERIOUS flip!


you didnt like the beat? :lol:

i thought it was simple but really effective.

i dont even think pete added any drums, just chopped it
By JVC Sat Jul 23, 2011 2:49 am
masek93 wrote:oh in my opinion Dilla is just too over rated but that doesn't mean i don't like his ish.

jonestown massacre wrote:^^^Dilla is famous for a reason, but I liked him better when he was just "my little secret". Now the cats outta the bag and everyone is on dudes decaying nuts.

On the real though, knowing you are dying and killing off 2 full lengths in your hospital room?? Thats the hard work and dedication that makes one not just good at what they do, but the VERY BEST at what they do. Everyone into music should be able to find inspiration in what Dilla did with his life.

RIP Dilla, no dickride. :lol:

What regrettably happened to J Dilla was that he died before he got proper recognition from general audience, and even from avid music consumer like myself.
I found out about him right after he died. I knew many of the songs he did, but I didn't know he did it (Janet Jackson's "Got Til Its Gone", for one. Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis won Grammy for the song. I was hunting for the 12 inch, I did not know about J Dilla that time.)
His work was impressive, he definitely created neo-soul sound, but he did not stayed in one style.
His last album "Donuts" is my personal favorite. I did not get it at first (actually it was somewhat shocking to me), but it ended up my one of my heavy locations.
In short, I don't think he is overrated at all, because many folks still don't know much about his work, but drop his name, when they are talking about greatest hip hop producers.
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By jonestown massacre Sat Jul 23, 2011 10:37 pm
mindcontrol wrote:
jonestown massacre wrote:^^^What a waste of a beat, 50 must have paid Pete Arab money, :lol: :lol: . That was a SERIOUS flip!


you didnt like the beat? :lol:

i thought it was simple but really effective.

i dont even think pete added any drums, just chopped it


No I LOVED the beat....but 50 cent is whack and took a gnarly turd on a PR gem.
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By mindcontrol Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:38 pm
jonestown massacre wrote:
mindcontrol wrote:
jonestown massacre wrote:^^^What a waste of a beat, 50 must have paid Pete Arab money, :lol: :lol: . That was a SERIOUS flip!


you didnt like the beat? :lol:

i thought it was simple but really effective.

i dont even think pete added any drums, just chopped it


No I LOVED the beat....but 50 cent is whack and took a gnarly turd on a PR gem.


Lol fair enough. I enjoyed the the song myself
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By DPM Thu Jul 28, 2011 3:12 am
"I am the man" off of B.o.B.'s mixtape ft. Bun B

The track sampled the "Constant Sorrow" song from O Brother Where Art Thou?

I was pissed when i heard it, i NEVER thought to sample that :lol: