By bigG
Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:22 am
lol thats ignorance, im a trained pianist and guitarist and i even teach that isht I CHOOSE to sample
Jfalconcrest wrote:Baltimore, why? You offering lessons, or maybe free jumbo jet rides?

DJ Six wrote:Some ignorant ass statements have been made in this thread, and truthfully, GOOD MUSIC IS GOOD MUSIC - PERIOD. A listener does not care what you do or do not know, whether or not you stumbled onto something nice or have a natural talent. If they like it, they like it and if they don't then they don't.
wtf




cyrus wrote:its ironic how someone can call themselves a musician (or say they know what a real musician is) and be so close minded, its the exact oposite of what true muscianship is about?!


Alistar wrote:How about this idea: if people keep up the mentality that sample-based music is 100% legit and it replaces actual instruments, then what the **** is gonna happen 50 years down the line? People are only gonna know how to press play on a CD, then record, loop, "arrange".
Don't get me wrong, I love sampling -- all my beats are sampled, but I supplement by knowing HOW to play an instrument. I'm not saying you need to know theory or how to read music. Just think about it.

kebzer wrote:Here's the thing, I usually hang out with people who continiously quote that thing: hip hop producers don't know anything at all about music, all they do is create a 4 bar loop out of someone else's music and call that music and song compiling. Hmmm, well, from one point view they are right. At least comparing that to rock bands who bust their arses to compile a whole 4 min song out of nothing.
But...Let's take things the opposite way. Hip hop producers make their music out of everything else. Which basically means that the more you listen to different genres, the more you can take out for your beats, right? A lot of us inside here have in their collections records from artists that 99,9% out there doesn't even know they ever existed, let aside to have heard their music. Which in turn means that a vast proportion of us actually know way more about music than anyone else in the music making world.
Also, a lot of artists from different genres have been ressurected or finally been discovered through rap songs. So, we' ve added more to this world than just a 4 bar loop.
But still, people regard us as toy mysicians. Isn't that ironic?
