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

By elmacaco Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:11 pm
you missed very little, but that was it.
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By jaem Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:47 pm
REAL TALK INDEED!!!!

By BassLINE Wed Dec 14, 2005 4:32 am
Damn, just peeped this in its entirety. Every so-called producer on this board should view this.

It should be required viewing before they're even allowed to post anything.

This interview was DEEP. My man touched on a lot of things.

Bomb Squad was definitely ahead of their time and untouched in many ways even today. The excruciating attention to detail Hank and crew had, damn.

Made me re-evaluate my whole game plan. I feel embarassed about how simple my methods are when I hear what these brothers put into their music. The experimentation, the understanding of music, damn, they have it man.

Very humbling. I'm now going to go back and listen to all my old PE albums man...with a different perspective now of course.
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By Something Like That Wed Dec 14, 2005 5:32 am
Dude knows his stuff. Much respect.

I didn't know the Mix Out on the SP was punchier than the 8 outs. I'll have to try that this weekend and see for myself.

These processions happen in New York? Where the colored folks at?

Anyhow, I'm glad Hank encourages creativity, too many of yall want to sound like PR, JayDee, and Premier and all them other cats. Glad he comes off at a positive note and encourages exploration and creativity.

By sparq Wed Dec 14, 2005 9:35 pm
Something Like That wrote:These processions happen in New York? Where the colored folks at?
what the hell kind of comment is that?
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By rookie Wed Dec 14, 2005 10:25 pm
hank is one of the most underated producer's in the game! I have'nt heard anybody use a sampler the way that man does.the onlything I personally disagreed with was the GOD & devil thing.but other than that he is my favorite.good looking on that.
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By Something Like That Thu Dec 15, 2005 2:43 am
sparq wrote:
Something Like That wrote:These processions happen in New York? Where the colored folks at?
what the hell kind of comment is that?



Nothing offensive, just wondering where the color in the crowd is. You know, where the brovas at? I saw a couple later in the video though....seemed like a lot of Euro cats in there, these things happen in NY or overseas?

By Toecutter Thu Dec 15, 2005 3:11 am
It doesn't even matter where it's at, every REAL hip hop show has white kids there. I saw Ghostface and a bunch of Wu Tang cats at Roseland last winter and Raekwon goes, "there's alot of whiteboys in here, word, they always come thru..."
Even Kool Keith says that the crowds at real hip hop shows are mostly white. It's a shame...
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By Something Like That Thu Dec 15, 2005 3:39 am
yeah, I know dis man....

wasn't implying anything, just asking a question.

By sparq Thu Dec 15, 2005 3:20 pm
Something Like That wrote:
sparq wrote:
Something Like That wrote:These processions happen in New York? Where the colored folks at?
what the hell kind of comment is that?



Nothing offensive, just wondering where the color in the crowd is. You know, where the brovas at? I saw a couple later in the video though....seemed like a lot of Euro cats in there, these things happen in NY or overseas?
aiight. i just wanted to know why you had to put it like that. we cool. but it could have just been worded differently, that's all.
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By Prah_860_ Thu Dec 15, 2005 5:08 pm
"can you get the sound of a neve on a shoestring budget?"

"ummm, NO"

LMAO

By ONE Thu Dec 15, 2005 7:47 pm
This is one of the best if not THE best interview I have seen on Hip Hop Production. This man is brilliant. Definitely worth the time checking it out.

By cooocooo1 Thu Dec 15, 2005 7:57 pm
BassLINE wrote:Damn, just peeped this in its entirety. Every so-called producer on this board should view this.

It should be required viewing before they're even allowed to post anything.


:!:
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By Beat~Monkey Fri Dec 16, 2005 7:47 pm
Something Like That wrote:
sparq wrote:
Something Like That wrote:These processions happen in New York? Where the colored folks at?
what the hell kind of comment is that?



Nothing offensive, just wondering where the color in the crowd is. You know, where the brovas at? I saw a couple later in the video though....seemed like a lot of Euro cats in there, these things happen in NY or overseas?


ha ha..I can understand the curiosity since the bros basically started this culture...But being a bro myself, I can appreciate the multifaceted euro-ethnic intrest. Some of the hottest tracks I've heard have come from other dudes other than bruthas man....Not flaming you but I can see your curiosity. Where we At?....If those seminars cost Loot you know how kats are sometimes...."Man I ain't got it" so they don't go. Just like when Jordan comes to my city every year with his B'Ball camp. Most kids in my area can't afford that Sh!t...so they get left out.
But one of the HOttest Kats I have heard around here is a white dude called "The Apple Juice Kid" Heavy hitter man...HAs won 2 beat battles here and was in the finals for the Grand CHampionship.
Check his work Http://www.theapplejuicekid.com
THis kat is off the Chain...

Ima say this too....maybe some of yall too young to know about this...
Back in the day, White dudes were rapping and didn't even consider it rap.
Songs like Hot Rod lincoln by Commander Cody.... Wild wood Weed, Pencil neck Geek..Country joints telling stories....but it was to told to aCountry music track...
All in all, those Kats were telling a story, not singing...hence RAPPING!!!
If yah don't know those joints Google'm and listen...

-= BM =-