Interpolation challenge - Bob Marley’s Jammin’

Damn... just finished some chicken chili over here... loaded with cilantro... def hit the spot

word... I was just thinking about making a big pot of chicken chili. just making my final adjustments and hoping to get my mixing done tomorrow. thanks for being patient, I don't like holding people up.

you're not holding anyone up man.

Eyalc wrote:So we got me, CR, Danoc, NearTao and CD.

Anyone else lurking that's bringing some heat to the table?

All these so called producers on this forum and only a hand full doing this. If I put a one piano in a room of pianist, are telling me only 4 people will try to play it.

right... these people are really missing out. don't matter the skill level, you're going to learn something.

Meh gwan bring spicy curry goat zeen? Nice healty salad the ting gwan taste good boook boook boook!

Cockdiesel wrote:word... I was just thinking about making a big pot of chicken chili. just making my final adjustments and hoping to get my mixing done tomorrow. thanks for being patient, I don't like holding people up.

Like E said you're not holding up anyone. Do your thing can't wait to hear your joint. Its a blessin you stepped up to the plate. Your effort means a lot. Respect ^5

CharlesRandolph wrote:All these so called producers on this forum and only a hand full doing this. If I put a one piano in a room of pianist, are telling me only 4 people will try to play it.

Well l won't TRY to play l will, l'll
[]D [] []V[] []D that crap out!!!

Yeah it's unfortunate that more didn't jump on this IMO. Because there's always something to learn. But not everyone wants to learn in front of others. Y'all stepped up - like Danoc said, kudos for that.

I've always been hell-bent on learning. No ego, no shame. I'll do my best then ask how I can do it better.

We always had a lot of fun doing these types of challenges, and no one was "above" anyone else. We all enjoyed the process, and no matter the skill level, we all learned something from it. These challenges aren't just about who can produce the best result. It's to compete with ourselves to see what we can learn. Notice I keep avoiding the word "battle"? Yeah, purposeful. Even though I tried to win, I didn't care if I did, because I knew I was learning. Best thing EVER, was when a producer told me once... "man I see how you applied what you learned last time, on this one".

I'm ready for Friday. Have to say I'm happy how it turned out. And I seriously learned something in the process. And I'm working on a song for a project - and I already applied what I learned from doing this challenge.

Man, I'm done with the nice talk. Want some, get some, bad enough, take some. Who's ready for Friday????

LOL

Im learning they jacked up this song mode real quick. aint gonna stop me but wtf...

Haha - man they jacked up a lot of things on this MPC generation. Song mode is definitely one of them.

yea... i was cool with 2.6 or what ever I had. i aint trying to get in some long winded thing and get accused of excuse. I have a mixer and can track this out of the outputs, but wasnt what I was trying to do . I really liked eqing on my comp .ah well, the heat im bringing yall gonna be playing saxophones next time around...

Cockdiesel wrote:Im learning they jacked up this song mode real quick. aint gonna stop me but wtf...

MAN WTF HAPPENED NOW TO SONG MODE? Yo l swear 2000XL has the easiest, sweetest song mode ever to me. It was kike cheating.
How did Akai mess up song mode?

Ooohhh me lm ready l think

Eyalc wrote:Yeah it's unfortunate that more didn't jump on this IMO. Because there's always something to learn. But not everyone wants to learn in front of others. Y'all stepped up - like Danoc said, kudos for that.

I've always been hell-bent on learning. No ego, no shame. I'll do my best then ask how I can do it better.

We always had a lot of fun doing these types of challenges, and no one was "above" anyone else. We all enjoyed the process, and no matter the skill level, we all learned something from it. These challenges aren't just about who can produce the best result. It's to compete with ourselves to see what we can learn. Notice I keep avoiding the word "battle"? Yeah, purposeful. Even though I tried to win, I didn't care if I did, because I knew I was learning. Best thing EVER, was when a producer told me once... "man I see how you applied what you learned last time, on this one".

I'm ready for Friday. Have to say I'm happy how it turned out. And I seriously learned something in the process. And I'm working on a song for a project - and I already applied what I learned from doing this challenge.

Man, I'm done with the nice talk. Want some, get some, bad enough, take some. Who's ready for Friday????

LOL

Danoc wrote:Ooohhh me lm ready l think

Can we wait one more week, I have vocal coming in from Ziggy and a Akai Pro Insider whose custom writing and OS just for me.

Eyalc wrote:Yeah it's unfortunate that more didn't jump on this IMO. Because there's always something to learn. But not everyone wants to learn in front of others. Y'all stepped up - like Danoc said, kudos for that.

I've always been hell-bent on learning. No ego, no shame. I'll do my best then ask how I can do it better.

LOL

What are people doing with all this gear they're purchasing? Wall full of guitars, bass, keyboards, drum machines, samplers, VI, and Slice credits (Except for DANOC who cancelled is Splice account. ). Where is it going?