Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By crossings Mon Jun 03, 2013 5:51 pm
there's no more comments because you missed the entire point, jjbing. that tweet said nothing about jacking breaks from hip-hop albums... it simply mentioned using the same drums. i swear some of you haven't even read the thread... :lol:
By forknspoon Mon Jun 03, 2013 6:02 pm
crossings wrote:there's no more comments because you missed the entire point, jjbing. that tweet said nothing about jacking breaks from hip-hop albums... it simply mentioned using the same drums. i swear some of you haven't even read the thread... :lol:
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By CHOPFYT Mon Jun 03, 2013 6:40 pm
SEANSTATIC wrote:
crossings wrote:there's no more comments because you missed the entire point, jjbing. that tweet said nothing about jacking breaks from hip-hop albums... it simply mentioned using the same drums. i swear some of you haven't even read the thread... :lol:


What the f*ck is a BINK DOG anyway
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By Ill-Green Mon Jun 03, 2013 7:18 pm
shank carvin wrote:
SEANSTATIC wrote:
crossings wrote:there's no more comments because you missed the entire point, jjbing. that tweet said nothing about jacking breaks from hip-hop albums... it simply mentioned using the same drums. i swear some of you haven't even read the thread... :lol:


What the f*ck is a BINK DOG anyway

All I know some are kinda warped. We are saying that producers used to share their pack of gum with other producers, but they are saying that producers shared the gum chewed and flavorless to other producers.
By jjbing3 Mon Jun 03, 2013 11:58 pm
crossings wrote:there's no more comments because you missed the entire point, jjbing. that tweet said nothing about jacking breaks from hip-hop albums... it simply mentioned using the same drums. i swear some of you haven't even read the thread... :lol:


Really? I read all the posts bro. If you read the comments and responses to his tweet, he's talking about any open drums.
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By Metatron72 Tue Jun 04, 2013 12:14 am
jjbing3 wrote:
crossings wrote:there's no more comments because you missed the entire point, jjbing. that tweet said nothing about jacking breaks from hip-hop albums... it simply mentioned using the same drums. i swear some of you haven't even read the thread... :lol:


Really? I read all the posts bro. If you read the comments and responses to his tweet, he's talking about any open drums.


The entire thing is too vague, but the opening line to me implies 'other records' as meaning other hip hop records because why would anybody need to state "It's OK to sample drums from old records" when it's been that way for 3 decades?

Then the next part just sounds like a tip to cover the sharky chum trail...If it is cosigning open season jacking then it's in effect saying, "Take [Producer A] Snare but be sure to also shark [Producer B] and [Producer C] for your kick and hat, so be sure to commit 3 fouls..."

"@BINKDOG you mean modern records? Not classic breaks?"

"@circuitbrent either....I mean of coarse classic breaks are free game. But if u wanna make shit interesting"

So we're back to the original post. What's interesting here? Nothing. OP finds it interesting or thinks we should that somebody nobody knows from Adam named Binkdog says total shark mode is all good?

Or in the second one I just quoted, Is this Humble Monsta cat saying one's production would be more interesting by taking finished hip hop drums? Or is the interesting aspect just centered on if you can get away with it or not?

Between Golden Age's posts that never once gave an actual example of what he was defending (the dead opposite actually) and that one I really fail to see how anyone is trying to state the case that not doing this wack shit is how 99% of people roll and have for 30 years is not the norm.