OMG, Marley Marl shows how he produced classic song Mama Saiid Knock U Out

[Shammago]

Marly Marl is that dude.

 

[apache]

No, I got out of it to get some cash in hand money because once I seen most of the people were broke and shady, It turned me off from the business. I lost the love because when I would watch videos and hear the music I couldn't believe all the stuff I thought was real was fake and again I needed real money because I was getting older and I wasn't trying to kiss a fake nikkas ass(pause). Plus the music was getting more synthesizer(Korg triton) like and that isn't my type of music. The internet and technology helped me fall back in love with music again because you don't have to buy tons of equipment and a major studio to have a good quality sound and you don't need to kiss ass to get on and get some money if you have some business smarts, you just need them when they need you for the BIG money.

There are tons of acts that need a good musical, hip hop sound and will appreciate it and I think I'm going to focus on them and let things go from there.

U got integrity breh, good luck with that

 

[zoo]

Videos like this are so dope. Make you revisit a song you've heard a million times with a fresh pair of ears.

If only all producers were this open

 

[Big Mel]

Marley still has beats as does his former protege K Def.

 

[bouncy]

U got integrity breh, good luck with that

Appreciate it.

 

[bouncy]

Marley still has beats as does his former protege K Def.

Yeah, K-def is the man. His version of American Gangster was the shyt.

If you're into producing, I KNOW you're going to love this:

K-Def demos a sound isolation technique in Cubase, mentions the infamous Mardi Gras Bells PT1 - YouTube

Here's his tumblr:
DJ/Producer K-DEF

 

[Non Sequitur]

K-Def demos a sound isolation technique in Cubase, mentions the infamous Mardi Gras Bells PT1 - YouTube

 

[Big Mel]

He isolated the hip hug her drums too.