By blkyankee
Mon Apr 24, 2006 10:36 pm
Hypes wrote:+ making the drum loop is one of the funnest parts in creating your song.
I bet some of your fav producers have used someone elses drum break...
Hypes wrote:+ making the drum loop is one of the funnest parts in creating your song.
Man VS Machine wrote:Thanks for this........Chop Chop
Oh, and DLs like this will never stop the kid from Diggin

blkyankee wrote:Hypes wrote:+ making the drum loop is one of the funnest parts in creating your song.
I bet some of your fav producers have used someone elses drum break...
Hypes wrote:
Im know they have..
they have spent thier time programming drums in the past.
they have put thier fair amount of work in
they will still get respect even if they do use premade drum loops
- for me right now - I dont see how it would be fun to lay a melody over top of a premade drum loop unless I was collabing with someone else.
now if your chopping these up its a whole diff story.

blkyankee wrote:Hypes wrote:
Im know they have..
they have spent thier time programming drums in the past.
they have put thier fair amount of work in
they will still get respect even if they do use premade drum loops
- for me right now - I dont see how it would be fun to lay a melody over top of a premade drum loop unless I was collabing with someone else.
now if your chopping these up its a whole diff story.
I feel you well im doing both, using the original breaks and chopping some parts

Hypes wrote:blkyankee wrote:Hypes wrote:+ making the drum loop is one of the funnest parts in creating your song.
I bet some of your fav producers have used someone elses drum break...
Im know they have..
they have spent thier time programming drums in the past.
they have put thier fair amount of work in
they will still get respect even if they do use premade drum loops
- for me right now - I dont see how it would be fun to lay a melody over top of a premade drum loop unless I was collabing with someone else.
now if your chopping these up its a whole diff story.
Remedial wrote: Then I guess you didn't listen to too much Pete Rock, Diamond D or Large Pro stuff from 92-95, because most of their tracks of that period were straight breaks. Most of these cats didn't start programming breaks until "after" that.

medd wrote:Remedial wrote: Then I guess you didn't listen to too much Pete Rock, Diamond D or Large Pro stuff from 92-95, because most of their tracks of that period were straight breaks. Most of these cats didn't start programming breaks until "after" that.
with all due respect, this is not true
medd wrote:Remedial wrote: Then I guess you didn't listen to too much Pete Rock, Diamond D or Large Pro stuff from 92-95, because most of their tracks of that period were straight breaks. Most of these cats didn't start programming breaks until "after" that.
with all due respect, this is not true
Remedial wrote: Please sir, prove me wrong...
