what made you want to produce?

[shoeprogram]

Same as a lot of these other dudes. When Fabolous Breathe came out, I thought that was that beat was just so raw and gully, fell in love with other Just Blaze production (i think this was around the time NBA Street vol. 2 came out, classic game with dope instrumentals by Just on there)... at that point i started becoming interested in how beats were made, ended up getting some app for my PSP to make beats a couple yeras later, then ended up copping FL & channeling my boredom into creativity

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

Same as a lot of these other dudes. When Fabolous Breathe came out, I thought that was that beat was just so raw and gully, fell in love with other Just Blaze production (i think this was around the time NBA Street vol. 2 came out, classic game with dope instrumentals by Just on there)... at that point i started becoming interested in how beats were made, ended up getting some app for my PSP to make beats a couple yeras later, then ended up copping FL & channeling my boredom into creativity

just, 9th, dilla, yeezus all had a breh

 

[dakidbanks]

What made me attempt to produce was the fact that I couldn't find anybody willing to find an artist to work with to build their sound with or they were charging outrageous prices without being in demand...

unfortunately I sucked at producing so I went back to finding free beats on Youtube, etc to rap to

 

[shoeprogram]

just, 9th, dilla, yeezus all had a breh

Dilla & Just are GOAT to me, probably tied with Dre & Quik...
All them dudes too, but I didn't start hearin' about 9th til a little while after i started, gave me all kinda hopes when i found out he used to use FL Studio. Had me like i got this shyt.

 

[International S.]

D-boy moved next door to me in the projects me and my lil crew were trading baseball cards..d-boy asked if we like rap I nodded my head, he gave me a shoebox full of tapes...and this was was summer 92, most of the joints me or my cousin had but one pause record tdk joint had rakim mahogany on it..there was something so dope yet so simple about it, the horns entranced me, I've been a fiend for boom bap since....

 

[Aje]

I, also, was a rapper then a DJ. Then, one day after my birthday I picked up a SP-202:

. I would just loop random dope beats like The Firm's Phone Tap and would take the thing on the bus with me and just listen to the loop - the thing took batteries.

Then, I copped a 4-track cassette mixer - this was in '99 - and started building my vinyl collection. In November 2000 was when everything changed: I went to Sam Ash, got approved for credit (some how) and copped a Triton. The rest, as they say...

 

[ChrisDorner]

I came across producing by fukkin around with GarageBand & ended up actually makin beats after a few months

& that feeling when you got something that slaps & you listen to it while you work on it is better than an orgasm tbh

 

[mortuus est]

Always liked the creative process of making beats.

and that some beat makers could make a full beat in 5mins like Madlib so i was like let me try this.

 

[Looty]

I started out playing the piano at my church, and then I just started recording my little melodies using a aux cord and sound recorder off Windows.

Over time I definitely developed a strong passion for music. Started making beats, writing rhymes, now I'm just pursue it ya dig?

check out my website: NoahCulture

Oh I forgot about the thread I already posted: http://www.the-coli.com/tunnel/123683-noah-culture-check-out-my-music.html#.UcI1ZSqF-wc