By RKSOCOM
Sat Aug 27, 2005 11:58 pm
yeah that *hit was hot i wish ... i had time for that ..
mpc 3000
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asr 10 rack
triton
motif rack
mpc 2000
digi 001
TASCAM M2524
http://onfinite.com/libraries/602949/al ... 05/81c.jpg
By phattony
Sun Aug 28, 2005 5:57 am
I almost had a seizure watching it...but it was dope still!
By esskodebeatz
Sun Aug 28, 2005 9:18 am
Its already well known the video was dope - Beat was definately cool, but yes, drums need work
some original sh!t homie - this is cool
pz
some original sh!t homie - this is cool
pz
esskode beatz: http://www.soundclick.com/esskodebeatz
Re instated with:
- MPC 1000
- Roland XV-5080
- M Audio Axiom, 25 key keyboard
- Wharfedale Diamond 9.5 speakers
Re instated with:
- MPC 1000
- Roland XV-5080
- M Audio Axiom, 25 key keyboard
- Wharfedale Diamond 9.5 speakers
By TheFirstJimBo
Wed Aug 31, 2005 4:48 pm
Username wrote:CUTE
LOL
Goodwork man. I wish there were more videos like that. People would buy all the dvds of the top producers making there beats. Hhhmm
Maybe you should get something started 
See you in PA
By Naked
Thu Sep 01, 2005 5:55 am
niceness man...video's fresh, beats pretty dope too...
how long did it take you to learn adobe premiere? I've been messin' around with video editin' myself but damn, there's a lot to know...
how long did it take you to learn adobe premiere? I've been messin' around with video editin' myself but damn, there's a lot to know...
By patr00
Thu Sep 01, 2005 7:20 am
I study film production, so I picked up some of that there.
Premiere is pretty basic in terms of editing and the lay out is rather logical therefore you can get around easily.
It takes a little time to feel comfy on it, but once you master how to capture, organize your material and shoot properly , you end up having more and more fun. What I suggest doing is make yourself little clips every couple of days. No story or with story, just to get you use to editing . You will eventually find your style and rhythm. There is a lot of rules that apply to proper editing, but for starters do not go crazy with that. Slowly things will become easy. Google is a good teacher as well.
good luck.
Premiere is pretty basic in terms of editing and the lay out is rather logical therefore you can get around easily.
It takes a little time to feel comfy on it, but once you master how to capture, organize your material and shoot properly , you end up having more and more fun. What I suggest doing is make yourself little clips every couple of days. No story or with story, just to get you use to editing . You will eventually find your style and rhythm. There is a lot of rules that apply to proper editing, but for starters do not go crazy with that. Slowly things will become easy. Google is a good teacher as well.
good luck.
By Knoxximus
Sun Sep 04, 2005 11:20 pm
Awsome, man......that was sweet.
By sparq
Mon Sep 05, 2005 2:48 am
i'm not going to repeat the obvious and what was already said.... i just want to add my 2cents, going along the lines of double time and slow motion... it would have been good to bring the speed back to real time for a couple of hits on the pads (showing your hands hitting the pads) in sync with the music being played in the backround then sped back up to continue with the vid. just a thought
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By LaJProd
Tue Sep 13, 2005 9:34 pm
Yo that beat was nice....The only reason the drums were kinda wack is because they were weak....Add some EQ and such and that track is done, nice work!!!!
