If I ever make it big time, I'll pay homage to this album cover. Not even sheepskin... full on sheep jacket and handle bar mustache. Not sure if there's anything else that screams "I do what the fuck I want" more than that.
& oh also to identify the key of a sample... if using FL Studio, right click on the audio file >> edit in pitch corrector -- it does a decent job at aligning to the piano roll, you can also export the midi, but of course takes some tinkering.
If you're using FL Studio, Wave Candy can do a pretty good job at detecting the key. I made a preset:
1) Add Wave Candy to the Master
2) Load the Key Finder preset
3) Mute all tracks except the sample
4) Play
5) Click the snowflake icon to freeze...
6) Tinker with whatever you're trying to...
I didn't know these records existed. Sharing for anyone who still likes to chop up or use live drum breaks.
Bernard Purdie - Master Drummers Vol 1 & 2:
The way I look at it... it is what it is. That's why relationships are important. It's going to happen. Even if not directly, because what's that famous quote... "creativity is hiding your sources."
Remember: supposedly Spielberg stole ET.
Plus, we're probably sampling shit, right? I think...
I could see the percs and higher frequencies toned down a bit to bring more focus on the melody, and having a singer/rapper combo on this. Solid beat, good work.
Very well made. I really like the low piano. I think it could use a deeper bassline and a little toning down on the hi-hats (but that's personal preference). Nice work.
I think I could picture a rapper/singer type collabo on this type of beat, maybe with a rock/alternative singer jumping in and out or on the hook. I think it has a Gorillaz type of vibe too (unintentionally, ha).
Let me know what you think!
I disagree here. Ultimately, it's about making great music and connecting with the listener. Fans come from various backgrounds and have different views of the world, so there's also benefit in gathering various perspectives and collaborating towards the best result (look at it like a business...
@SJAMBOK BEATS @Primz good stuff, congrats! How do y'all get your final mixes so loud? (Are they clipping?) I feel I'm struggling to stay competitive in the loudness war haha
It's pretty solid and well made. Some of the sounds sound a bit cheap/standard/flat, but nothing that can't be fixed with a fresh remix. Interesting to see how much has changed over the years too, particularly when it comes to drum patters and lows.