A Tribe Called Quest beat kit - dedicated to shank carvin

Bottom line. Any of the usual folks stuff that ends up in this scenario, JD, Pete, Primo, Ali, Tip...and so on...if you walked up to them with your MPC full of chops of their finished possibly gold and platinum records, are they gonna be like "oh yeah that's dope you did that".

I doubt it highly. They're gonna see it as the foul it is. Again I've met 2 people in 31 years that jack drum hits off legendary hip hop producer's records.

SEANSTATIC wrote:I think, in all seriousness, the reason why we get upset (we=people that dig for numerous hours, waiting 6mos.-yr finding that ONE record with the 4 sec. drum break to sample) is because, we put in man hours for our sound. I find it down right cheating and a mockery of the entire culture. Sure, sampling is sampling, weither you do it with a break from an obscure record or a ATCQ drum break. The difference being at least it's somewhat respectful to breath life into a dead/unsuccessful artists music that had NO relationship to hip hop originally then sampling a SUCCESSFUL, very relevant, originator, founder, pioneer etc...etc... of hip hop. I thought hip hop was about being original? and not biting... like biting was punishable

if your remixing good on you, do your thing dude... the people thats downloading your kits are obviously quite new to making beats... or else they would just find the song themselves and chop it up... right?

keep on doing your thing though, if its working for you right on... another word to the wise... why call out someone who's obviously a regular on the forums? way to cannabis yourself dunny.

I agree, I just didn't understand why his post was hack and slashed. When some of top artist or producer in the business has done the samething.

Heavie wrote:
I agree, I just didn't understand why his post was hack and slashed. When some of top artist or producer in the business has done the samething.

as if marley marl just chopped up some other famous hiphop song and put it online for download on some "check out these drum kits i made for you" sh!t... please stay on topic.

Heavie wrote:When some of top artist or producer in the business has done the samething.

Enlighten us on that time the Gang Starr album was all drum hits from a Pete Rock album....

And if you still mean the Marley...there are no words...

Heavie wrote:I agree, I just didn't understand why his post was hack and slashed. When some of top artist or producer in the business has done the samething.

In all honesty, seriously, you can't see the difference between what Marley Marl did (and other sampling producers do) and this scenario? And I'm not even trying to throw shots at anyone I'm really interested in knowing whether or not you see the difference here. Seriously.

jjbing3 wrote:

shank carvin wrote:
For the record i think i said f*ck you amd didnt call you a b*tch but lets not take the focus away from your awesome kit

Hilarious! I'm not posting an opinion.

i dont get it...

I tried to get dude to battle in the last mpcbb but he pm'd saying 'what are you a child? This isnt a playground' etc (to think i actially submitted some turd beat as well just incase he turned up on the final line up) before that tho he trolled the sh*t out my youtube leaving comments about how unoriginal i am...thats right this dude had the gaul to call me unoriginal (check the soul junkies youtube page for more hilarious comments from reggie)

Offers still open tho?...

Heavie any chance your down with reggie?...otherwise you dead wrong

layer the tribe. with the schoooly d. then a pinch of mr. lawnge. no homo yo.


all doused in some biz markie...

then you got some ill schit son.....


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This one example of what's been done for years in the business. I'm not saying it's right. I'm wonder why the slashes on a person that's not a professional. He post a video and a thread on the net.

Heavie wrote:

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Sample Artist

This one example of what's been done for years in the business. I'm not saying it's right. I'm wonder why the slashes on a person that's not a professional. He post a video and a thread on the net.

damn dude... should've quite while you where ahead....

time to watch

Heavie wrote:

Original Artist

Sample Artist

This one example of what's been done for years in the business. I'm not saying it's right. I'm wonder why the slashes on a person that's not a professional. He post a video and a thread on the net.

Dude...

Heavie wrote:

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Sample Artist

This one example of what's been done for years in the business. I'm not saying it's right. I'm wonder why the slashes on a person that's not a professional. He post a video and a thread on the net.

Heavie wrote:

This is my SHIT right HERE!!!!!!

Mad shade being thrown around here. I could care less either way, let him do him. It's not like he made a kit of YOUR songs, I guess if he does you can say 'you made it.'
Dumb to draw a line that no hip hop should be sampled from other hip hop tho. that's like saying sampling HAS to come from vinyl. I happen to only sample from vinyl 99% but doesn't mean sampling from cds and mp3 and vhs doesn't work for others.

I submit as evidence - exhibit B
ATCQ - oh my god remix -> jay-z - dead presidents produced by ski beatz

(same drums, does that mean that song is shit and qtip should shit on that song?)


answer - who gives a **** if you don't like it move on.

i'm not gonna sit here and explain what hip-hop is to a couple of children born in the 90's... but it seems a few of you here are clueless as to what this hip-hop sh!t has always been about.

there ARE unsaid rules to sampling... and there IS such a thing as "honor amongst thieves" as well.