here's why i'm greater than any of you beatmaker producer wannabeez
- Thread starter Truality
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i'm not playin guessing games with you
if you're not using hardware for everything except a daw then ur a poser wannabe beatmaker
REAL PRODUCERS USE HARDWARE
also ur track does not top mine so i win
again
the champ is here!!!
if you're not using hardware for everything except a daw then ur a poser wannabe beatmaker
REAL PRODUCERS USE HARDWARE
also ur track does not top mine so i win
again
the champ is here!!!
A sequencer alines MIDI data to a tempo and a grid. A sampler samples audio.
A sequencer/sampler plays back particular samples from the grid when the correct MIDI note is sent to the designated sample.
Please sir tell me how your ASR-10 and MPC do this a different way than other sequencer/samplers?
The only difference is you have less sample time, a lower bit rate on the ASR10, (which can be a desirable sound, but it doesn't make you better) and a longer work flow.
The way it samples is cool too because each chop only uses the RAM of the original sample, but shyt Logic Pro does that too, cept I got 16 gigs for samples, you got 16MB.
At the end of the day though, we're both just choppin samples and then sequencing em. You're not a better carpenter just because you use an original hammer.
A sequencer/sampler plays back particular samples from the grid when the correct MIDI note is sent to the designated sample.
Please sir tell me how your ASR-10 and MPC do this a different way than other sequencer/samplers?
The only difference is you have less sample time, a lower bit rate on the ASR10, (which can be a desirable sound, but it doesn't make you better) and a longer work flow.
The way it samples is cool too because each chop only uses the RAM of the original sample, but shyt Logic Pro does that too, cept I got 16 gigs for samples, you got 16MB.
At the end of the day though, we're both just choppin samples and then sequencing em. You're not a better carpenter just because you use an original hammer.
those are obviously top level ones
like i said i keep it underground
i go to the smaller companies
no paper trail
chump
U MAD?
stoip tryin to top me
like i said i keep it underground
i go to the smaller companies
no paper trail
chump
U MAD?
stoip tryin to top me
professional mastering facilities look like this:
KillSpray
Don't be mad
This dude is obviously trolling now, let's stop feeding him. Let the music speak for it self, that's it.
I didn't drop any track
and if you cant tell the difference, than how can u say ones better than the other ??
A sequencer alines MIDI data to a tempo and a grid. A sampler samples audio.
A sequencer/sampler plays back particular samples from the grid when the correct MIDI note is sent to the designated sample.
Please sir tell me how your ASR-10 and MPC do this a different way than other sequencer/samplers?
The only difference is you have less sample time, a lower bit rate on the ASR10, (which can be a desirable sound, but it doesn't make you better) and a longer work flow.
The way it samples is cool too because each chop only uses the RAM of the original sample, but shyt Logic Pro does that too, cept I got 16 gigs for samples, you got 16MB.
At the end of the day though, we're both just choppin samples and then sequencing em. You're not a better carpenter just because you use an original hammer.
yes i am better becuz i use hardware and vinyl only
there's a right way and a wrong way
my way is the right way
guess which way urs is
now go velcro your head to that shytty foam you have on ur granddads basement wall
Last time I'm going to your troll antics...cause everyone has just shytted on you like a field worm already. I started producing/engineering in 1998 using a push button 4 track...and making beats with a 60 dollar sampler and 100 dollar drum machine. Not soon after that I went to guitar center and purchased cakewalk home studio and propellerhead rebirth. I have had over 100 different artists from Detroit to DC to California come to me JUST for engineering. Nothing Amateur over here buddy. But keep doing your thing.
Last time I'm going to your troll antics...cause everyone has just shytted on you like a field worm already. I started producing/engineering in 1998 using a push button 4 track...and making beats with a 60 dollar sampler and 100 dollar drum machine. Not soon after that I went to guitar center and purchased cakewalk home studio and propellerhead rebirth. I have had over 100 different artists from Detroit to DC to California come to me JUST for engineering. Nothing Amateur over here buddy. But keep doing your thing.
u used to do it right
now u do it wrong
it prolly shows in ur music too
What your home studio look like? two speakesr on ya computer desk with a turntable ASR10 and MPC?
Sincere Noble
Pro
I been used every possible sequencer and sampler in life and settled on sequencing and sampling in Logic and using a MIDI controller. Still proppin himself up over it.
Ima make a track and lets see if he can guess if it was hardware or software
Exactlty lol. Like, how do nikkaz these days tell if a beat is made on software or hardware. Im sorry but I never subscribed to the theory that using the MPC gave the track/drums and "warm/th" type of feel.
Bruh Man 5th Flo
Peeeeeeaaaaccceeee ✌️
lol bro i know you are trolling just to get your shyt heard, but in all honesty i'm gonna keep it thorough with you, your shyt is trash
then u dont have the ear for this music thang homie
i'll be back 2mor with another track for you wannabeez to to worship
Who is this guy and why is he so angry?
beats me
KillSpray
Don't be mad
Lmao @ this troll bragging about dropping several thousand $$ on analog and "pro" gear and mastering just to record that garbage. You'll never make that money back bro 