Timbaland really had crickets chirping, panning from left ear to right, the whole "One in a Million"

[Money Be Green]

 

[KravenMorehead™]

lmao @ timbo brother

 

[JayStarwind]

That hesitatating shyt he does sometimes with the drums is so infectious.

Just posting some favorites






I never realized how crazy this was after the intro


@1:53 whatever that is spelling Missy's name out, the strings, the beat switch

 

[Black Miller]

Dude talked on the entire beat, but the joint was so fire, you gotta let it rock

 

[I love Latina women]

I'm listening to What's So Different by Ginuwine produced by Timbaland right now

Man, Timbaland in his prime is a top 3 producer of all time. Dude is so creative with his production

My favorite part of this song is the 2:26 where the beat switches up

 

[jensyao]

timbaland wasted so many good beats to skits and interludes and random unknown mixtape material that could have been better songs, ugh

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

.......................

 

[dontreadthis]

timbaland wasted so many good beats to skits and interludes and random unknown mixtape material that could have been better songs, ugh

jesus

 

[bigde09]

timbaland wasted so many good beats to skits and interludes and random unknown mixtape material that could have been better songs, ugh

I’ve been saying this for the longest

 

[BEN23]

best hip hop producer and most influential...im mad he kinda faded it out...invoation is what music is missing right now

 

[JustCKing]

best hip hop producer and most influential...im mad he kinda faded it out...invoation is what music is missing right now

I got Timbaland Top 10 Hip Hop producer and one of the best overall music producers ever for the following reasons.

1) He started a real movement. People use that term loosely, but after redefining Aaliyah's sound with One In A Million, his sound snow balled into Ginuwine and Missy blowing up. Timbaland & Magoo had a gold single and platinum album. People were copping soundtracks and those joints were going double platinum off the strength of "Are You That Somebody" and "Try Again". He had people copping albums from Petey Pablo and Bubba Sparxxx on the strength of a Timbaland production. Same goes for Nicole Wray. Then he legitimized Justin Timberlake as a solo Pop act and redefined Nelly Furtado's sound as well. On top of this, he was one of the most sought out producers.

2) As mentioned, the innovation. From crickets to laughing babies to using Middle Eastern and Indian samples. The drum programming was also innovative.

 

[Street Messiah]

I always liked how he used his own mouth to make the hi hats on we need a resolution beat.

ch-ch-ch, ha-ha!, ch-ch-ch, ha-ha!

 

[tuckgod]

Ginuwine & Timbaland are the R&B version of Snoop & Dre

Facts

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

Idk if it’s the output but it seem like he fell off

 

[JustCKing]

Idk if it’s the output but it seem like he fell off