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  1. J

    Dope Ras Kass interview! Peep it!

    I hope that dude is back to his best
  2. J

    This could get ugly...

    times change it aint gonna stop, internet, uploading, sites/books that list out all the sample that were used in nearly every track is all out in the open so enjoy it, why be angry and threatened by this? it means u can learn more in a shorter space and time. Also just cos u know what...
  3. J

    I just moved to London

    damm rae is double booked, lol, but most artists seem to prefer going to other places in europe other than london. koko is aight id compare it to scala its similar in style and setup.
  4. J

    How long does it take you to finish a beat

    Varies however on the topic of finishing beats i tend to keep making beats get the basic idea down then illl comeback and listen to them another time and tweak and develop the ideas some more. alot of the time ill scrap alot of beats cos i aint really feeling the beat but i only finish beats...
  5. J

    I just moved to London

    whats good afrique u picked a good time to london, allow me to put u up on a few shows: 12th Oct 05 - Raekwon @ koko in camden (12.50) 24th Nov 05 - J-dilla with frank n dank + phat kat @ jazz cafe (20) Also u got some ill beat and i know a bunch of hungry mcs up in NW london so im...
  6. J

    Everybody is a producer now (article)

    GET YA BARS UP! By SWELL Competition is at an all time high in the music business. The recording technology has become more affordable and attainable. Everybody is rocking an AKAI MPC & ProTools. Everybody is a producer now. (So you think!) There are so many of us with a lot of gear...
  7. J

    WU TANG news

    hopefully wu comeback and ruin it for these pop niggaz with know skillz
  8. J

    beat making drills?

    fuck is dude talking about? lol
  9. J

    How did you learn to make beats?

    trial and error, wasting money on software, hardware, and sample cd's, and wack records. but the biggest learning came from reading about others peoples methods via various interviews found on the net with established producers.
  10. J

    Realistic samples

    the sounds u hear on a 70's record is not just the instrument sound ur hearing the mic the instrument was recorded on ur heaing the ambience of studio it was recorded in ur heaing the pre-amp, mixing console and tape sound all combined to give a certain tonal quality. so if u choose a preset...
  11. J

    I logged 25+ hours of beatmaking this weekend

    I can relate to the things cold truth is saying even though I aint looking to make a career out of music. I have a theory that sometimes having alot of knowledge about techniques, equipment and being up on production boards can lead to info overload and have a negative impact on beatmaking...
  12. J

    best album intro

    Pharoh monch - internal affairs & Canibus 2000 BC Them niggas intros had sicker rhymes then most mans whole album
  13. J

    I missing something! or ...

    Hi Tek neva produced Brown skin lady, J-rawls of lone catalyst's did that joint. jus so u know
  14. J

    The Wu-Tang Manual

    We all knew RZA was deep but he dropped some interesting perspectives its a good read, recommend it.
  15. J

    MADLIB: Madvillainy and The Unseen

    agreed some of madlibs stuff is too far out but he does some incredible shit, by the end of this year everyones gonna know the truth cos of the two beat tape vols and the production on the AG album, plus Madvillan 2 & Jaylib 2!!
  16. J

    quasimoto...WTF?!?!

    yo classic the latest quasimoto is not a good introduction to madlibs work as its his most experimental work yet, if u wanna hear some more conventional work check for Lootpack, Jaylib or MED - push comes to shove. also when the new AG album comes out later this year niggas is gonna b hurting...
  17. J

    "it's not about what you use, but what's in you."

    thats why i aint upgrading or buying any new equipment i got everything i need i just need to learn to get what i want out of it.
  18. J

    sample king?

    dont sample wack shit
  19. J

    "it's not about what you use, but what's in you."

    Madlib interview http://www.stonesthrow.com/madlib/pound.html
  20. J

    Can't Stop Making Mellow Beats, Plz Help Me!!

    Producer Gal hit it on the head, listen to tracks by Jedi mind ticks and Rza, listen for the types of sounds they using then go digging and find stuff that has a similar vibe.
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