Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.
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By TicToc Sun Jan 15, 2006 8:56 pm
yeah....but youre misudnerstanding how riddims are used.


Let me give you an example...the Diwali riddim.

Listen to:

http://mp3.elizov.com/?search=Sean+Paul (GET BUSY by Sean Paul)

http://www.smokecds.com/play/107450 (NO LETTING GO by WAYNE WONDER)

http://bountykiller.globalfilmschool.co ... 147270.m3u (BOUNTY KILLER - Sufferer)


Notice how the BEATS are different but the underlying RIDDIM is EXACTLY THE SAME? not interpolated or replayed but EXACTLY THE SAME?

By ONE Sun Jan 15, 2006 9:14 pm
I see what you mean. The overall rhythm (riddim) is exactly the same...The drums the percussion. The only thing different is maybe the BPM and the melody on top. I think most of what would be my work would be synth though, and getting hold of these Riddims to sample in good quality. My friend probably has those...since he is already making the mixtapes.

By ONE Sun Jan 15, 2006 9:29 pm
BTW, I spoke to my friend about this. He does have the riddims, but he wants to try original or new riddims programmed out from scratch with classic riddims just as an influence and inspiration....sounds good, and what I wanted to do in the first place. He's going to come by sometime in the next week and bring me a bunch of CD's to check out, so it's all good.
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By skalawa Sun Jan 15, 2006 11:50 pm
ONE wrote:. and getting hold of these Riddims to sample in good quality. My friend probably has those...since he is already making the mixtapes.


a wha you a do rasta, bumbo claat yu, bout yu a sample killa riddim, pussy claat , jus go do sum bumboclaat research, bout yu a sample, yu a jack, yu a mis fiya.

tic toc did geya some good advice and yu waan come twist it up, learn the basics first, then try do yu ting pun it, this is not hip hop,

nuff dance hall artist are musicians by nature, no sample business,

u need at least 4-8bars, to start with

tempo from 90 to bout 105,

flat wound string bass sample

tom layered with with kick,

lots of swing 55% upwards

hard compressed drums, side chained with bass maybe

and a catchy meoldy

in every music, there is a culture attached man yute, so if u nuh know de culture yu nah create di signature sound, every hip hop tune mi do, it never comin soundin like some 1 ina dat deh scene, ,yu get me.

By ONE Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:35 am
Yeah I know that I don't know about the culture, that's why I was asking advice. Someone wanted me to try something that he knows a lot about and is deeply involved in the culture. No disrespect intended. As far as you two go... you need to learn respect. You are good examples of the bad attitudes that people have around these forums.

I did understood that reggae artists are real musicians from the jump. That's why I showed the confused icon after Tic Toc said the Riddim MUST be sampled, and then went on to say it can't be replayed or interpolated. Now I got Skalawa saying it's NO samples pure musicianship.

Again don't twist things. Bunch of fools I tell you. Eh? Ask a question and some sore losers need to pop out, and try to act superior. faggots. I'm done here with you dickheads. I'm out. I'm not going to entertain you assholes.

Peace!
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By TicToc Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:45 am
Lou...

you're an unfortunate combination of ignorant AND stubborn. Perhaps thats why you cant decide which MPC to use, why every beat you make is wack, and why you're a herb.

I give you another 6 months tops before you move on to another "hobby". Please stop infecting this forum with your wackness.

And please---dont attempt to make a style of music that you dont even listen to!

Edit: Someone get Lou a waaahh!-mburger and some french cries. Maybe wash it down with a whineken.
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By ONE Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:49 am
TicToc wrote:Lou...

you're an unfortunate combination of ignorant AND stubborn. Perhaps thats why you cant decide which MPC to use, why every beat you make is wack, and why you're a herb.

I give you another 6 months tops before you move on to another "hobby". Please stop infecting this forum with your wackness.

And please---dont attempt to make a style of music that you dont even listen to!


Tic Toc, Stop being such an **** in injecting the forums with a shitty attitude that everyone complains about. I have decided which MPC to use. Have you? Mr 60, no 3000...nah I want an sp1200. Your a loser Tic Toc. This is the only place you can feel superior flowers. Get a life.
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By TicToc Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:51 am
I still use a 60. I bought a 3000 to resell it at a profit. I never stopped using an XL. Theres a difference between owning and using more than one machine for different purposes... and changing your mind constantly and trading them cuz you cant decide and you have no rhythm.

Who is the "Everyone" that complains about my attitude? You and the Herb Squad?

done crying?

By ONE Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:53 am
TicToc wrote:I still use a 60. I bought a 3000 to resell it at a profit. I never stopped using an XL.

done crying?


haha, I'm laughing at you son. Gotta start e-beefs to feel like the man. Your a loser. You feel better about youreslf you piece of trash?

By ONE Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:56 am
TicToc wrote:You're Canadian! Nuff said.


Your some piece of trash that's half monk and half homo. Get off my d!ck!
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By TicToc Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:57 am
Half monk? what does that mean?

Sure do have wack comebacks in Canada. You guys get cable and running water up there yet?

By ONE Mon Jan 16, 2006 2:58 am
TicToc wrote:Half monk? what does that mean?

Sure do have wack comebacks in Canada. You guys get cable and running water up there yet?


haha...ok I'm done. That's not even worth a response. Go do some Buddhist meditating and relax, or whatever you Californian "metrosexuals" do.