Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
By reggiereg1 Sun Jun 02, 2013 1:01 pm
shank carvin wrote:Nuthin dude this little spat has run its course im not lookin to continue this any further...i think ive made my feelings on the cannibilistic nature of your producer kits and the bad habits they incourage quite clear

No doubt we'll meet again in similar circumstances...i patiently wait the 'P.E live: straight from the stage kit' :P

Pzzzzz



You have every right to express your dislike and at the end of the day, you do your thing and I do mine. If you notice my beat that I put up a couple of days ago, I used my own kit. Yet, you keep focusing on the other kits and I understand your pain. I really do.
By reggiereg1 Sun Jun 02, 2013 1:04 pm
TYPO wrote:The problem with dropping names and using other peoples work for youtube views is also what comes up in a search.reggiereg1 comes up 3rd.

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Also go to Google and type thereggiereg1 and see what you come up with.
I don't need to do that for youtube views, my work speak for itself and if you don't like my work, you never, ever, ever have to view it. Now, isn't that easy? :nod:
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By CHOPFYT Sun Jun 02, 2013 1:13 pm
Cmon dude im not loosing sleep over this sh*t

I aint checkin for that beat its probly the same sh*t i heard before literally...one of your kits could really be one of havocs end products...its no biggie like i said you can live with that its cool and like you said i aint gotta like it so go ahead do "you"
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By CHOPFYT Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:20 pm
I did its in my sig 'razor-glade' it was actually made using the original sources of mobb deeps shook ones part 2 for a battle here (oh the irony) :mrgreen:

If you bothered to read the thread you might have relised since i said about it pages ago :roll: :lol:
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By Lampdog Sun Jun 02, 2013 2:49 pm
OriginalProducer wrote:i don't understand the matter , you make hip hop and you sample from other people records :hmmm: , do like in france , rap over shitty electronic beat and you don't have to pay the clearance :WTF:

I've heard some of that :lol:

I wondered why some of them would do that and then I figured that was it.
Pretty sure they all don't do that though. I'm sure there's good shit out there, it always is.
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By Metatron72 Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:02 pm
jjbing3 wrote:Yo meta, it's a shame I didn't know Madonna jacked p.e, but I knew JayZ (dj quik) used that Madonna sample. Soon as those p.e drums started playing I was like, that's justify my thug, wtf :hmmm: :lol:


Yeah I had thought of that while posting those, the Jay record is like a weird post script to that from stuff years earlier.
By jjbing3 Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:33 pm
shank carvin wrote:Nuthin dude this little spat has run its course im not lookin to continue this any further...i think ive made my feelings on the cannibilistic nature of your producer kits and the bad habits they incourage quite clear

No doubt we'll meet again in similar circumstances...i patiently wait the 'P.E live: straight from the stage kit' :P

Pzzzzz


Now that was the funniest post of this thread! :lol:
By Danny Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:47 pm
one hell of thread and i can understand peoples reaction. some may be a little over the top but if you know about rap that goes with territory.

the main problem is the title of the video (a tribe called quest beat kit)

just rename atcqbeats vs mc shan onyx mash-up

one thing it did remind me of is how much i could not stand onyx :lol: slam was about all i could handle. the record would never get more than 30 seconds play in a club before a fight broke-out :lol: (it was great production by jam master jay i think. just couldn't stand all the shouting. :lol:

may have been an idea to maybe show the rap records / cds artwork so that the youngsters see the covers of the records that are being jacked and it's give the rap artist a bit of shine.

it wasn't a bad video for people wanting to do mashup remix just not an accurate title of what is being represented.

i think if you are going to do a real tribe called quest kit you really have to do your
homework and show the records some respect and you will get respect back.

have a good day people :) best rap producer ever JAMES BROWN.
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By Metatron72 Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:57 pm
Danny wrote:peoples reaction. some may be a little over the top but if you know about rap that goes with territory.

best rap producer ever JAMES BROWN.


Guilty as charged :mrgreen: , but as you alluded to this is a broad subject looking at it long range and historically.

Don't forget Bobby Byrd in giving the Godfather the deserved nod. James could do a little piano to show the band what he wanted, but Bobby being trained acted as the prism for James ideas to a huge degree. Plus if JB didn't try to steal Bobby Byrd's father's hubcaps and get caught, they never would have taken JB into their their home and Brown's music career never happens.



This would be something to sample rather than the Eric B & Rakim record, and the other drums on the Rakim are Funkadelic. :lol: (Couldn't resist :mrgreen: )