Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.

By delnegro Thu Dec 09, 2004 8:40 pm
Smoove03 wrote:del lol you trippin cuz.

aye, you stick to your beliefs hard. i give you that.

aye im thru cause when it means i gotta start tryna proove a point to someone which usually turns into an argument, it goes against the type of brotha i am.

so ill quit there. good luck to you man. with a mind like yours, you wont last long in the game. believe that.

<- aye, and peep game dogg. im as black as you are (maybe blacker), im eatin carry out (chicken wings). i know the deal. aint gotta explain anything to me bout black culture. but somethings you said made you look like a fool.

i dont think i'd buy another eminem album, i have before though. the man has talent. he's fuc*ed a couple tracks up before but i cant deny that fact. why should you?



LOL at soundclick artists telling me I wont make it in the game. When the last time you heard someone on in the game be like "yeah they checked my soundclick page and thats how I got on".Ni99as in the industry laugh at soundclick pages.All because I believe nah I know hiphop is black culture..funny..like I said go to your barbershop and see what they say...And nah logic I dont have to look sh1t like that up thats the difference between me and alot of heads I dont need to "look up" hiphop sh1t. I used to see his pieces on handball courts in L.E.S. ALL the time as a youth. I'd actually look forward to go to L.E.S just to see what new piece he put up. I used to work in a barber shop I know when bootleg cassettes became prevalent. Bet when raising hell was out everybody who had it either had it legit or recorded from a homie. Before this time rap was barely on most white peoples radar here in NYC so thats how I know who made the majority of sales..it's common sense.
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By Smoove03 Thu Dec 09, 2004 8:46 pm
del, i erased the rest of my last post cause it was truely ignorant and only added to the nonsense i've been reading. like i said man, do you. dogg i havent heard your stuff. maybe you got some heat. i dont know. i aint got nuttin against you and for you to keep going on and on means nothing. del, im not sure how the topic of eminem strayed and went thru all of this but man we need to end this. it shouldnt even be about race. music is music. someone said it before, and i'll repeat it. if its good music, its music to my ears :wink:

and if im a soundclick artist, everyone here who has a page on soundclick is one too! lol. if me using soundclick to share my ideas with you all makes me a typical soundclick artist, im that for life!!!!!!

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By fobedafied Thu Dec 09, 2004 10:06 pm
now the barber shop is hiphop? you can claim it black culture if you want, but the damn barber shop aint got shit to do with hiphop...

most those brand names you just mentioned are white owned, and dont give a fu<k about culture at all, hiphop or black culture... now whose the "house bred negro"??? the "essence" aint got shit to do with who wears what...
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By cyrus Thu Dec 09, 2004 10:35 pm
delnegro wrote:
cyrus wrote:
delnegro wrote:
fobedafied wrote:sorry man,

but, "timbs, shelltoes, trends, slang, and fashion" arent even in my definition of "hiphop"... im sure we all have different views of what hiphop is and isnt though...

hmmmm... are timberland and adidas black culture? i dont know man, from your posts, it seems like we talkin bout a different hiphop here...
i guess my version of hiphop aint from the right "essence"... :roll: ...
i better go find some cross-streets to rep....


Tell that to Run and them and the thousands of other people who were at the Garden w/ me raising there shelltoes when they did "my adidas". If you weren't there and didnt live the culture at the time than YOU wouldnt understand. Then who made timberlands, airforce ones(we've been rocking them here in nyc since like '90), tommy, and all the other fashoin trends that have came and gone in hiphop hot?! You gon' tell me fashion, slang, way we speak(I can name a multitude of words that derived from hiphop) and all that aint a part of hiphop?! Yeah Eminem just woke up and decided to don a du-rag oneday!! LOL Then you right we do rep different hiphop.


yeah i see ya, but times are changing man. Jay z and Linkin park? Thats an example of how the genre is progressing; im not saying thats what hiphop is, or to forget about roots, or thats what hiphop will be.

but they are a perfect example. The best rapper, and a part white rock group, doing what they love, making music open mindedly-hiphop


Been done b5 circa '86...Ever hear of "walk this way"?! So what's the progression?!


dude you a straight fool like my original comment that started all this bullshit


im done.
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By fobedafied Thu Dec 09, 2004 10:38 pm
bottom line is this:

enough with the debate on race... lets get the topic back to EMINEM like this thread started on... if you cant make any points besides racial ones, which Em himself already flipped that topic in a few of his tracks, then please find a new thread... make some insightful points on what you think of Em, dont turn this into something its not... like i said before, most of your arguments DEL NEGRO, have already been touched upon by EM, and much more articulate i might add, all within the context of HIPHOP, whether you like or approve of it or not!

By delnegro Fri Dec 10, 2004 3:29 pm
fobedafied wrote:now the barber shop is hiphop? you can claim it black culture if you want, but the damn barber shop aint got **** to do with hiphop...

most those brand names you just mentioned are white owned, and dont give a fu<k about culture at all, hiphop or black culture... now whose the "house bred negro"??? the "essence" aint got **** to do with who wears what...


Your a whiteboy I dont expect you to understand where I was coming from by telling him go to the barber shop. In our community this is where a multitude of things are discussed in regards to OUR community. And yeah I really didnt know those brand names were white owned thanks for telling me LOL. My point was hiphop took those wonderbread labels rocked them our way and made them "in" NOW you got people in states dont even get harsh winters that rock timbs. Not to mention they were no black owned clothing lines so we had no choice but to take these things and do it our way. You gon' tell me windbreaker suits, lee jeans, gazals and other trends that came and went all started by black kids aint hiphop?! Fuk outta here.Obviously you wasnt a part of it so you cant relate you probably a ex-grunge fan or some sh1t. Cant no one especially someone probably Idaho, Iowa or some sh1t tell me nothin' about hiphop.
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By binger0 Fri Dec 10, 2004 5:30 pm
blah blah blah. this is hella gay. Eminem gets f a g s touchy as a mofo.

By delnegro Fri Dec 10, 2004 6:11 pm
Another whiteboy from some non-descript town trying to live hiphop fantasies on the net wishing he was philly or NYC...20 dollar beat ass muhfukas...your a lame...
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By denzekiel Fri Dec 10, 2004 6:20 pm
Why do you care if someone is white or not? I've heard eminem being played by black dudes here in DC. You know people of all colors feel him along with all kinds of other music. I'd like to hear some of your sh*t if you even know how to produce. That's the only way I can tell if youre real hiphop or just a wnnabe with a big mouth. Post your shit and lets see how you compare to eminem. :)
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By Smoove03 Fri Dec 10, 2004 6:23 pm
delnegro wrote:Your a whiteboy


man your crazy.


this topic went from eminem to race & hiphop to the word whiteboy being thrown around. somewhere in that time frame i got lost
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By cyrus Fri Dec 10, 2004 6:44 pm
delnegro wrote:I aint say none of that son...you playing mr.fantastic...you reaching now. But atleast you can now admit it's a black artform. I know it was a strain though I don't know why it's so hard to admit.


delnegro wrote:Another whiteboy from some non-descript town trying to live hiphop fantasies on the net wishing he was philly or NYC...20 dollar beat ass muhfukas...your a lame...





you're a lame....and lost your credibility; lets end this thread now.
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By cyrus Fri Dec 10, 2004 6:55 pm
actually lets not end this thread. I wanna hear this ugly kids music.

Lets hear it DelNegro. Dont worry, its easy to post fruityloop tracks! all you gotta do is export them as a mp3. Oh wait, yeah it might be a little harder if you are using your playstation.........does your mom allow you to be on your computer this long? or are you gonna use an excuse like "im not high enough.......im not creative unless im high"
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By DOVESKI Fri Dec 10, 2004 7:04 pm
Paris Hilton invented hip hop. She came up with the word "hot" as in "thats hot" at the same time, crazy huh?

By delnegro Fri Dec 10, 2004 7:07 pm
Fuk outta here I aint no net geek like you lames. My world dont revolve around the internet like you lames.."well post something..." LOL. I swear to god I dont know what some of you dik in the butt ass faggots would do without the net. I deals with the real world, fuk a soundclick page, posting something, internet beat battles, all that sh1t is for lames with nothing better to do and aint getting you lames NO WHERE. White boy is a deragotory term now?! I didnt know white boys in the U.S. were ever persecuted. Oh yeah I forgot they used to get firehosed and dogs sicked on them while being degraded with chants of "white boy"!! L the fuk OL!!! Some real sambos on this site. You were bothered by me using white boy but not ni99a?!! I dont seek credibility from you cats on here who's primary way of socialization in the internet. Get the fuk outta here...go google something, and put your time to becoming number one on soundclick, I'll be trying to do me in real world, networking with real people cause unlike most of y'all I'm where it's at....