Sd card on sp1200 . possible, it should go to Google and type "hxc emulator" then order the emulator and settle in machines compatible. otherwise he must go on "audiofanzine.fr" the blog explains everything but everything is in French. peace
@10211225 it's off of "the surviving elements". the song is called "fairground". the version in this clip is slightly different than the one off the album
shiiiittt what the hell is that pete rock beat playing?!?!?!? oh shit oh shit oh shit how can they have something like that just playing in the background?!??!
That Pete Rock beat at 2:40 is just crazy, sounds real quiet but the drums and the bass line are truly dope... The sample sounds so nice too... Damn...
Just love Pete Rock one of ma fav also ain't forgetting Premier and J.Dilla (R.I.P.) and i also kinda like Madlib's stuff... and Dre let me think ain't got nothing againts him but i better like em Jazzy beats! Now thats my style when it comes to listening!
"dude" mohafucka whay dont you go and listen some contry music and shu tha fuck up if you dont bolive me you can ask any rapper in this video who is thear favorite producer and i bet all of them are gona say dr.dre
dude, what is your problem? what do u know,i bet you try to wear tha braids,and all huh.lmao....haha.lol.what do you know dude,.huh?dre is WACK.WACK,WACK....DID I SAY WACK.? I CREATE DUDE..learn ho wto spell, by the way....oh and your beats..are wacker than dre,s,.if that is possible....lmaolmao....
dont be mad at me becasue you arent good producer man , it aint my fault everybody likes dr.dre beats but you i dont now abot rnb but you should digg tha rap producer list and you will found that dre is first
DR DRE has a bunch of REAl inhouse producers make shit for him then he starts re arrangin shit and fakin the funk.....if he gets Any credit he should do ALL the work....he sucks
it's one thing to make beats, but there's another to actually making music. yall feel me? no talent no show, first one need to master the instrument, then the art and the individual himself to make music that matters and one can feel.
i will disagree with the statement that you "need" to be able to play an instrument...
a good producer knows how to construct something... period. Some cats making a sample from a record an instrument... what is the difference between a keyboard and an MPC... they both ALLOW you to make music. Your capacity to make good music is in your creative process... cause I checked yesterday and there are horrible piano, trumpet, violin players... open your mind (and your ears) hear the world.
Wow your one closed minded mother fucker. I use samplers and synths and btw I know theory. So shut ur fucking mouth and open your mind.I also play bass, drums and guitar so don't talk about talent becuase this is it.Pete Rock = Legend
Your statement is also ethnocentric. What about non-Western music theory, such as classical Indian music and classical Arabic music? Those forms have no use for Western music theory. Besides, it severely limits what you can do. Western classically trained musicians can't play Ornette Coleman's harmelodics, for example, a musician who has no music-theory training, Western or otherwise, and yet he invented his own musical language! Peace.
i totally agree. Sometimes, I find that my knowledge of Music Theory limits my musical range because it sort of hard wired me into thinking anymore musical sturcture other than western music theory sounds odd and wrong, even though it isnt. For that reason, I'd rather pick up an Mpc and records and flip samples.
You wont ever become a Pro Producer in 2009 just cutting samples together. In the 80's yes. Now you need to be a Musician and a composer. If you cant play an Instrument or dont know any music theory you might as well quit now.
You are a pro? There is no Pro "producers". People who love hip-hop are gonna be diggin and sampling forever. And if you truly care about it, being "pro" is not part of the equation.
And what the hell are you talking about the "80's"? you have a terrible perception or time/hip-hop.
You wont get anywhere just being a "hip hop" producer now. You need to work in as many styles of music as you can to make a living.
And yes being a "Pro" does matter because at the end of the day its a hugely competative business IF you want a career you have to be cold and make what will sell not just what you love.
The MPC only producer is dying out. You have to be a musician and know your shit. If all you can only use looped samples you aint gonna last long as any monkey can do that.
Im talking about being a beatmaker. someone who cares about hip-hop and not about money. I mean if thats what your after, thats great, But us crate diggin beat junkies will never "die out". I dont mean to sound pretentious, but there a lot of like minded people out there. And most of the heads I know have other shit goin on. they're not getting into this thinking about it as a career.
Honestly If you(ojideagu) are making a living at this, thats cool; But that must suck to have to sit around and make music that will sell and not what you love.
Thats the cold hard truth of the music business, because it is a business first if you want a career out of it.
Thats why there are millions of beat makers online getting nowhere as all they can make is the music they personally like. You need to be able to make music in almost ANY style when asked by an Artist.
Then you will be in high demand. Producers who can only do one style of music do not last. The bigger you get the more doors open to eventually to do more of the music you love.
I keep telling you man, I personally am not interested in making money. Its a hobby. And I KNOW for a fact there a lot of like minded people. If money comes thats a plus. If you are interested in being involved in the business aspect of music, than absolutely heed olideagu's advice.
And also, the term "producer" is thrown around way to lightly. Most beat makers aren't going to working with rock bands, ect. Most beat makers don't possess almost any of qualities required to be a "producer" by definition and they're just that, Beat Makers.
Sure if its a hobby stick to hip hop thats your thing. Im only talkin about all the guys who want a career selling tracks. Sticking to one style of music is very very risky. You need to be versatile. Rock, Hip Hop, country, jazz, funk you name it. And also mixing up those styles.
To make it for a living you have to make what the artist wants not what you want. Even if you are not into it. The guy at the end of this video basically says that too.
Also being able to create different styles of other music will make your Hip Hop far more original and stand out as you can think of new shit and mix them up.
My own motto is learn to make music like the people in records you're sampling in the first place!
here you go with this music biz shit. original hiphop was non-profit brotha. Fuck your music biz sellout your heart for riches. you think preemo and pete thought money as they was gettin on. its culture dawg then white niggas and some of our own ( russell im talking to you) sold out the culture for riches. Im not interested in bread. All i ask my MPC to do is cope with my d&d ways. Get It Done, Got It Done. We in the underground. Always living. Never Dying. 1
So how you gonna make a career if you're too busy worrying about paying bills then making music. You need to get money to fund a career first. Working in Walmart while making beats, you can keep that. And anyone selling drugs cuz they are too lazy to use there brain dont deserve a career. You dont have to be broke ass poor to be a great artist.
ok well you got a point everybody need a dollar but you see how the corporate niggas fuck up the game because everyone tryin to take the easy way out by being a entertainer for money and not a scholar for hire. i say i like money but i make beats for funs then thru the love will the blessings come. i sorry for going hard on your comments. but their no more fun or love in the game niggas is greedy.
Making music for fun will always be the main thing. I am a musician and sell music its my career but you have to enjoy it. I wasnt even thinking about money when I started on the guitar.
Im just talkin about if you want to survive as your main job you have to make money from it. Only 1% of people can make a career from music anyway so making stuff with an MPC for is fine and creative. Im just sayin we need it all. people who can play Instruments, original tracks as well as people sampling.
no it is not fuck the mainstream my brother hip hop was never made to be that way its more or less poor man's music with expensive equipment. those corporate pieces of shit always trying to get they hand in something. like MrThielBeats. HipHop will last forever hiphop is the biggest genre of music on the planet. Something that started in the bronx got the world buggin and MPC style producers are dying out it'll be a cold day in hell son before that ever happens. Hi im a sampler. I use the MPC.
You forget the real IRONY. If it wasnt for the real BLACK musicians and producers making music with REAL instruments in Jazz, Disco, Blues, Funk and RocknRoll there would be nothing to sample for the lazy generation. If real musicians die so does Hip Hop as you got fuck all left to sample.
What are these MPC producers going to sample in 30 years.
Hip-hop is not the biggest genre in the world. Do you mean biggest as the most participants or do you mean it as having the largest variety, because it is neither. But I'm not hating on hiphop because I love it and I sample all the time.
If you want to be a big producer in the West then its based mostly around Western Music with other influences added when needed. Dont give me this ethnocentric bullshit. You cant produce a commerical chart song with a 24 note scale. You can never learn enough musical theory. Its a tool that aids you in making your ideas real. If you dont want to learn, get out of the game and flip burgers at Mcdonalds.
I think it's funny sometimes that producers buy a record not to listen to it but to use it to sample little bits from. But then again that's the beauty of it. Kids that diss certain music like rock or r&b need to think again. These producers sample this music.
I got the worst equipment ever but my beats and jams still sound hot so i could relate. God forbid you put a nigga like me in a million dollar studio I would have more hits then the internet!!
Classic line from Pete Rock, "Its a wonderful thing, when you find out you have talent!" Well said, all these legends are beyond talented, they all had a personal unique flavor that they added to HipHop. Now-a-days everyone is rushing to do a beat like so-and-so, speeding up soul samples, or just staying within the lines of the cookie cutter. Its hard to be original or unique. respect to the masters! peace
man i Got Tallent in Music Producing Hip Hop but This Things Cost Look At the Studios :| man i just have an Keyboard and some Mixers :| i need that Drum Machine :)
I fuckin hate david banner. i dont care what anybody say, but its people like him who's fuckin up the production game! :/ I mean c'mon...even that quote "i never wanted to be a producer". Nuff said. He started cuz he thought thats an eazy way to make money, BUT HE PUTS NO SOUL into his music. fuck that.
david banner has real some hot beats, but yeah he said in an interview that he has removed himself from his music and is trying to make it strictly business because of his views on record labels. but david banner is a great producer regardless.
n 1997 a girl called lauren was walikng in a forest and then a she just dissapeared no one ever found her untill 2000 when a yoing girl called Mary found her body and markings on her chest saying: I wasnt pretty enough" and now you have read this she will appear in your mirror saying your not pretty enough and kill you. by the way the girl called mary died shortly after.
To be saved paste this to 5 other videos. THIS TRUE. lol i dont belive this...
Yes, Of Course but with some history you know more about the art. This movie stays true to the original hip-hop roots thats why i think its important to know something about how beats used to be made and how easy its now. If you are a producer that loves hip-hop you must be interested in movies like this cause it shows the pioneers who made it possible for us to make beats now. But youre right it doesnt mean if youre serious or not its more if your interested in history or not.
happenin, im makin a documentary on music samplying. if any1 knows of any other documentaries like this can you let me know?
peace
MCLent21 13 hours ago
Big up to the legendary Marley Marl...
mauthombeats 2 months ago
Peep out "So you wanna be a producer" the documentary Mike Wilson Clip
mauthombeats 2 months ago
can anyone get my this doc?
99problems187 6 months ago
Legends in the game. My favorites are RZA, Pete Rock, Buckwild, J Dilla, Premo, E-Swift, old Kanye beats, No I.D., Havoc
FINbball 8 months ago
Sd card on sp1200 . possible, it should go to Google and type "hxc emulator" then order the emulator and settle in machines compatible. otherwise he must go on "audiofanzine.fr" the blog explains everything but everything is in French. peace
elijahmomomo 9 months ago
That Pete Rock beat starting at 2:48 is ill as hell!
kintestsuartist 1 year ago
natwalkerbeats on myspace
natwalkerbeats 1 year ago
they was hot now its our time-------techno--house -----ELECTRONIC MUSIC NICCA!
XXLbaby 1 year ago
If you have a heart you got a beat...
xMPCxx 1 year ago
illin.
LOOPWHOLEBEATS 1 year ago
anyone know title of this beat under Pete Rock`s talk - 2:48 ??
dante337 1 year ago
hey, what beat is playing when Pete Rock's part comes on? i need that beat; thats dope right there!
10211225 1 year ago
@10211225 it's off of "the surviving elements". the song is called "fairground". the version in this clip is slightly different than the one off the album
sekure808 1 year ago
@sekure808 thanks man, i bought the whole album and Petestrumentals. Pete Rock needs to make another instrumental album.
10211225 1 year ago
dope ass producers from ATL
twitter = zaneandrestless
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zshoemake 1 year ago
i listen to most hip hop to listen to the beats.
Laumugator 1 year ago
shiiiittt what the hell is that pete rock beat playing?!?!?!? oh shit oh shit oh shit how can they have something like that just playing in the background?!??!
Robanzee 1 year ago
@Robanzee trust me i said the same thing, but the beat came out on surviving elements "fairground"
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MrBigPoppa43 1 year ago
damn havoc is patient lol.. play record, play record lol
DZA9mm 1 year ago
Chek out my beats underground shits oldschool boomboom BAP!
SHOZ83 1 year ago
SP1200!!!
PEACE YALL.
loopwholetube 1 year ago
haha old dirty stole RZA's first drumachine :D
FluxSB 2 years ago 4
listen tooo my beatttttssss :D
warrenkc15 2 years ago
this video is inspirational as fuck.
props to all the producers mentioned. thanks for carvin the way for the young cats tryna do ther thing like myself.
FREDDY81FUNES 2 years ago 2
eastcoast mo'afuckazz
2paczfan 2 years ago
hahahaha i love david banner
87168 2 years ago
That Pete Rock beat at 2:40 is just crazy, sounds real quiet but the drums and the bass line are truly dope... The sample sounds so nice too... Damn...
LucasOner 2 years ago 5
Just love Pete Rock one of ma fav also ain't forgetting Premier and J.Dilla (R.I.P.) and i also kinda like Madlib's stuff... and Dre let me think ain't got nothing againts him but i better like em Jazzy beats! Now thats my style when it comes to listening!
PEACE!
UniqueSoulDoggy 2 years ago 2
david banner's part was lol but so true
deoxys03 2 years ago
No bruh! I was given wrong info. It was Mr. Magic. Nevertheless, we've lost a pioneering DJ GREAT! RIP Mr. Magic. This was a great loss!
Sinosure 2 years ago
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Sinosure 2 years ago
marley marl is dead?
mastertung7 2 years ago
marley never gets credit
seydevilchick8 2 years ago 3
i respect all that beat makers
but mothafucka where is tha best motherfucing beatmaker DR.DRE
qzaktrdo 2 years ago
dude .please.dre is as wack as...a rubber biscuit,.and blue mayonaise
mastertung7 2 years ago
"dude" mohafucka whay dont you go and listen some contry music and shu tha fuck up if you dont bolive me you can ask any rapper in this video who is thear favorite producer and i bet all of them are gona say dr.dre
qzaktrdo 2 years ago
dude, what is your problem? what do u know,i bet you try to wear tha braids,and all huh.lmao....haha.lol.what do you know dude,.huh?dre is WACK.WACK,WACK....DID I SAY WACK.? I CREATE DUDE..learn ho wto spell, by the way....oh and your beats..are wacker than dre,s,.if that is possible....lmaolmao....
mastertung7 2 years ago
dont be mad at me becasue you arent good producer man , it aint my fault everybody likes dr.dre beats but you i dont now abot rnb but you should digg tha rap producer list and you will found that dre is first
qzaktrdo 2 years ago
DR DRE has a bunch of REAl inhouse producers make shit for him then he starts re arrangin shit and fakin the funk.....if he gets Any credit he should do ALL the work....he sucks
XXAK57XX 1 year ago
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ranxxerox 2 years ago
is there any way i can find this movie to download it?
graffslik 2 years ago
check my beatsss
V3STA 2 years ago
and 5:00
JZA09 2 years ago
1:19 GYEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
JZA09 2 years ago
legends in the building!
deezydmv 2 years ago
D Dot acts like he's a gangsta. The guys a fruity pussy!
bashthebandello 2 years ago 4
somebody know whats the name of the beat at 2:40 ???
slimdeivid 2 years ago
pete rock- fairground
album: the surviving elements
sekure808 2 years ago
Mad nice producers but marley and premier are ahead of the class!!
mxpassion17 2 years ago
LOL David Banner is that dude. Trust. He's cool as shit.
MANHOODLUM 2 years ago
broducer beats
Broducer 2 years ago
lol david banner is funny as hell
"you get in the muther fucking studio and they play you" "boom plat plat boom plat"(chessy ass beat)
sponserdsk8ter 2 years ago 2
it's one thing to make beats, but there's another to actually making music. yall feel me? no talent no show, first one need to master the instrument, then the art and the individual himself to make music that matters and one can feel.
RidesVolcom 2 years ago
"no talent no show" That's like saying, "Mozzart didn't play his instruments... he's wack!"
Beat Makers = Composers.
83BarFly 2 years ago 14
One word...DOPE!!!
mrbeatz 2 years ago
oh... DOPE VIDEO!!!!!
pmJUAN 2 years ago
i will disagree with the statement that you "need" to be able to play an instrument...
a good producer knows how to construct something... period. Some cats making a sample from a record an instrument... what is the difference between a keyboard and an MPC... they both ALLOW you to make music. Your capacity to make good music is in your creative process... cause I checked yesterday and there are horrible piano, trumpet, violin players... open your mind (and your ears) hear the world.
pmJUAN 2 years ago 3
haha david banner
buckeyecrazy32 3 years ago 2
go david banner go LOL!@!
PoorBlackJesus7uP 3 years ago
LOL, david banner..
real talk
StrangeAredaSlumtung 3 years ago 3
Take THAT, Rex Lewis-Clack! If you think you're a musician, put down your damned piano, pick up a sampler, and make some dope beats! Peace.
MuzikJunkyAES 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
If you work a sampler you are not a musician. Musicians know music theory.
Str3tchnut5 3 years ago
Wow your one closed minded mother fucker. I use samplers and synths and btw I know theory. So shut ur fucking mouth and open your mind.I also play bass, drums and guitar so don't talk about talent becuase this is it.Pete Rock = Legend
AKiren47 3 years ago 2
Your statement is also ethnocentric. What about non-Western music theory, such as classical Indian music and classical Arabic music? Those forms have no use for Western music theory. Besides, it severely limits what you can do. Western classically trained musicians can't play Ornette Coleman's harmelodics, for example, a musician who has no music-theory training, Western or otherwise, and yet he invented his own musical language! Peace.
MuzikJunkyAES 3 years ago
i totally agree. Sometimes, I find that my knowledge of Music Theory limits my musical range because it sort of hard wired me into thinking anymore musical sturcture other than western music theory sounds odd and wrong, even though it isnt. For that reason, I'd rather pick up an Mpc and records and flip samples.
geohmetro 3 years ago
You wont ever become a Pro Producer in 2009 just cutting samples together. In the 80's yes. Now you need to be a Musician and a composer. If you cant play an Instrument or dont know any music theory you might as well quit now.
ojideagu 3 years ago
Stop talking shit.
Aardvarked88 2 years ago
I know a far lot more then you as I am a pro.
ojideagu 2 years ago
No.
Aardvarked88 2 years ago
You are a pro? There is no Pro "producers". People who love hip-hop are gonna be diggin and sampling forever. And if you truly care about it, being "pro" is not part of the equation.
And what the hell are you talking about the "80's"? you have a terrible perception or time/hip-hop.
MrThielBeats 2 years ago
You wont get anywhere just being a "hip hop" producer now. You need to work in as many styles of music as you can to make a living.
And yes being a "Pro" does matter because at the end of the day its a hugely competative business IF you want a career you have to be cold and make what will sell not just what you love.
The MPC only producer is dying out. You have to be a musician and know your shit. If all you can only use looped samples you aint gonna last long as any monkey can do that.
ojideagu 2 years ago
Im talking about being a beatmaker. someone who cares about hip-hop and not about money. I mean if thats what your after, thats great, But us crate diggin beat junkies will never "die out". I dont mean to sound pretentious, but there a lot of like minded people out there. And most of the heads I know have other shit goin on. they're not getting into this thinking about it as a career.
MrThielBeats 2 years ago 19
Honestly If you(ojideagu) are making a living at this, thats cool; But that must suck to have to sit around and make music that will sell and not what you love.
MrThielBeats 2 years ago 3
Thats the cold hard truth of the music business, because it is a business first if you want a career out of it.
Thats why there are millions of beat makers online getting nowhere as all they can make is the music they personally like. You need to be able to make music in almost ANY style when asked by an Artist.
Then you will be in high demand. Producers who can only do one style of music do not last. The bigger you get the more doors open to eventually to do more of the music you love.
ojideagu 2 years ago
I keep telling you man, I personally am not interested in making money. Its a hobby. And I KNOW for a fact there a lot of like minded people. If money comes thats a plus. If you are interested in being involved in the business aspect of music, than absolutely heed olideagu's advice.
MrThielBeats 2 years ago 3
And also, the term "producer" is thrown around way to lightly. Most beat makers aren't going to working with rock bands, ect. Most beat makers don't possess almost any of qualities required to be a "producer" by definition and they're just that, Beat Makers.
MrThielBeats 2 years ago
Sure if its a hobby stick to hip hop thats your thing. Im only talkin about all the guys who want a career selling tracks. Sticking to one style of music is very very risky. You need to be versatile. Rock, Hip Hop, country, jazz, funk you name it. And also mixing up those styles.
To make it for a living you have to make what the artist wants not what you want. Even if you are not into it. The guy at the end of this video basically says that too.
ojideagu 2 years ago
Also being able to create different styles of other music will make your Hip Hop far more original and stand out as you can think of new shit and mix them up.
My own motto is learn to make music like the people in records you're sampling in the first place!
ojideagu 2 years ago
here you go with this music biz shit. original hiphop was non-profit brotha. Fuck your music biz sellout your heart for riches. you think preemo and pete thought money as they was gettin on. its culture dawg then white niggas and some of our own ( russell im talking to you) sold out the culture for riches. Im not interested in bread. All i ask my MPC to do is cope with my d&d ways. Get It Done, Got It Done. We in the underground. Always living. Never Dying. 1
Darie2006 2 years ago
So how you gonna make a career if you're too busy worrying about paying bills then making music. You need to get money to fund a career first. Working in Walmart while making beats, you can keep that. And anyone selling drugs cuz they are too lazy to use there brain dont deserve a career. You dont have to be broke ass poor to be a great artist.
ojideagu 2 years ago
ok well you got a point everybody need a dollar but you see how the corporate niggas fuck up the game because everyone tryin to take the easy way out by being a entertainer for money and not a scholar for hire. i say i like money but i make beats for funs then thru the love will the blessings come. i sorry for going hard on your comments. but their no more fun or love in the game niggas is greedy.
Darie2006 2 years ago
Making music for fun will always be the main thing. I am a musician and sell music its my career but you have to enjoy it. I wasnt even thinking about money when I started on the guitar.
Im just talkin about if you want to survive as your main job you have to make money from it. Only 1% of people can make a career from music anyway so making stuff with an MPC for is fine and creative. Im just sayin we need it all. people who can play Instruments, original tracks as well as people sampling.
ojideagu 2 years ago
@ojideagu Ojideagu is talking about the mainstream. Selling beats that you personally like to underground artists is a whole notha' story.
NYSecond 1 year ago
no it is not fuck the mainstream my brother hip hop was never made to be that way its more or less poor man's music with expensive equipment. those corporate pieces of shit always trying to get they hand in something. like MrThielBeats. HipHop will last forever hiphop is the biggest genre of music on the planet. Something that started in the bronx got the world buggin and MPC style producers are dying out it'll be a cold day in hell son before that ever happens. Hi im a sampler. I use the MPC.
Darie2006 2 years ago 2
You forget the real IRONY. If it wasnt for the real BLACK musicians and producers making music with REAL instruments in Jazz, Disco, Blues, Funk and RocknRoll there would be nothing to sample for the lazy generation. If real musicians die so does Hip Hop as you got fuck all left to sample.
What are these MPC producers going to sample in 30 years.
ojideagu 2 years ago
Hip-hop is not the biggest genre in the world. Do you mean biggest as the most participants or do you mean it as having the largest variety, because it is neither. But I'm not hating on hiphop because I love it and I sample all the time.
ecuador108 2 years ago
Damn! I never trip of that until now! Its everywhere tho but its not everywhere else.
rgbchild1 2 years ago
If you want to be a big producer in the West then its based mostly around Western Music with other influences added when needed. Dont give me this ethnocentric bullshit. You cant produce a commerical chart song with a 24 note scale. You can never learn enough musical theory. Its a tool that aids you in making your ideas real. If you dont want to learn, get out of the game and flip burgers at Mcdonalds.
ojideagu 3 years ago
strechnut fuck u pusssy .
haha
wutupboi43 3 years ago
I use instaraments they dont normally use. slick. I do sample oldies time 2 time. custom shit.
Crackanader 3 years ago
Did I hear a fart when Just Blaze was talking? LOL....
Peace
S II
BlackImpact 3 years ago
david banner is funny, lol wierd dude but Premo is still no 1
Pluntfarb 3 years ago
what david banner doing on here?
SouthOx 3 years ago
Hahahaha that's exactly what I thought I bet he payed them to be on it or something.
meliquoi 3 years ago
what is that sample that Pete Rock was playing?
gedbeat15 3 years ago
That beat playing on the background while Pete is talking is called "Fairground". It's from his instrumental album "The Surviving Elements".
BagirBaBeats 3 years ago
The Surviving Elements
is kind of a bootleg. cause PR didnt give permition for the release
pedro1escobar1 3 years ago
I think it's funny sometimes that producers buy a record not to listen to it but to use it to sample little bits from. But then again that's the beauty of it. Kids that diss certain music like rock or r&b need to think again. These producers sample this music.
royalsteven 3 years ago 2
Nice video.. it's always cool 2 see some of the background of these producers.
Tharealvibeproductio 3 years ago
cool cool gangster
meinemegaseite 3 years ago
i got a lot more respect for david banner after watching this
JDA315 3 years ago
I got the worst equipment ever but my beats and jams still sound hot so i could relate. God forbid you put a nigga like me in a million dollar studio I would have more hits then the internet!!
majesty76 3 years ago 2
Lemme guess, FL Studio or something, right??
cratedigger89 3 years ago 2
hear that Pete Rock SNARE GADDAMMIT!!!!!!!!! Miss that SHit on the rAdio!!!!
DZMPLZ 3 years ago 2
you aint lyin' kid!!!!!
exxxcusememiss 3 years ago
very informative. and dope...!!!
lesscunning 3 years ago
haha all i have is fl studio demo:D
YuhBoiAD 3 years ago
cool one shot exporter makes it so you have to be perfect the first time lol
Doomsaibot 3 years ago
Classic line from Pete Rock, "Its a wonderful thing, when you find out you have talent!" Well said, all these legends are beyond talented, they all had a personal unique flavor that they added to HipHop. Now-a-days everyone is rushing to do a beat like so-and-so, speeding up soul samples, or just staying within the lines of the cookie cutter. Its hard to be original or unique. respect to the masters! peace
DrtyWrm 3 years ago 3
where can i get this movie??
ovidiu2024 3 years ago
word up! marley marl is my n*gga... if you want to hear MORE DOPE SAMPLED HIP HOP BEATS, check my PROFILE!! you wont be disappointed
grimelab 3 years ago
hahaha David banner speaks the truth!!! looks like an ill dvd!
psyensou 3 years ago 3
nig at the end is right.. them hightop producers wont make shit for a low class nig even if u got the money.
Loser576 3 years ago 3
man i Got Tallent in Music Producing Hip Hop but This Things Cost Look At the Studios :| man i just have an Keyboard and some Mixers :| i need that Drum Machine :)
locmcdog 3 years ago
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orethapietrzakopl 3 years ago
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TheAbyssinia 3 years ago
i wish i had an mpc...its all good though got to work with waht u got
qwestknowledgeeno 3 years ago
lol...i mean (what) u got
qwestknowledgeeno 3 years ago
fuck that i want a NeKo lx 76
stackthemobtrue 3 years ago
true man i bought a hip hop drum machine the street boxx its dope plus fruity loops
its all good homes
Ponchoxmusic 3 years ago
yah friuty loops is good but ive moved on from that shit
jaxsmax6 3 years ago
I fuckin hate david banner. i dont care what anybody say, but its people like him who's fuckin up the production game! :/ I mean c'mon...even that quote "i never wanted to be a producer". Nuff said. He started cuz he thought thats an eazy way to make money, BUT HE PUTS NO SOUL into his music. fuck that.
Bagirba 3 years ago 4
who is david banner, seems like a spanner 2 me
bruceyover 3 years ago
david banner has real some hot beats, but yeah he said in an interview that he has removed himself from his music and is trying to make it strictly business because of his views on record labels. but david banner is a great producer regardless.
rzcmch 3 years ago
marley marl is the beat god. member dat kidz. not tim or pharell, marley fuckin marl!
murdawg187 3 years ago 2
marley and Dr.Dre!!!!
huricanejeffery 3 years ago
yeah. true , true.
murdawg187 3 years ago 2
marley is the man he is on my list as #2 but yal sleepin on mantronix...he's #1 on my list
dave2000xl 3 years ago
all lengends in this apart from d dot
beebhoy 3 years ago
I Love listening to the teachers teach, Word!!
ScottHires 3 years ago
enjoy my video mix guys
peace.
NewTalent26 4 years ago
rofl at dirt dog getting the genuis his first drum machine rofl
minimoza 4 years ago
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chedda678 4 years ago
whats the beat at around 2:45
jflex123 4 years ago
Thats that gooD Ol Pete Rock Shit.. Phat Beats & Basslines
1aaronwaugh 4 years ago
yeah top producer man..you know what thats beats called or what record it's of?
jflex123 4 years ago
pete rock did that beat i think..
timberland215 4 years ago
do you know what album its of by any chance?
jflex123 4 years ago
Pete Rock- Fairground
From Pete Rock's soul Surviving Elements album:)
dagaan1 4 years ago
thanks man :)
jflex123 4 years ago
What's playin' behind them talkin'? Can someone tell me? From the beginning to 1.23.
SHAFTYB 4 years ago
LMAO ol dirty stole a 606 fo RZA hahahaha
bunzo7 4 years ago 4
where is dat beat from playing in da beginning ?
pb3 4 years ago
banner is arrogant. the rest is dope as hell!! marly and pete 4 ever.
HiFiApartment 4 years ago 4
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cinali1 4 years ago
What a good documentary! A must in every collection.
PaslaruCostel 4 years ago
David Banner was tellin the truth
boomtomb 4 years ago 3
Ya David Banner needs to host his own talk show about hip-hop. It would be classic.
BeatsBacharach 4 years ago 3
odb- RIP miss your mad antics bro
skatybum 4 years ago
ill david banner don't make beats.... he fell off
BDavis81586 4 years ago 2
haha odb stole the drum machine funny man
wumert123 4 years ago 4
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hendrixonlsd 4 years ago
what beat is playin during da start ?
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CTROCK 4 years ago
yo, i love this vid. so many of my beat heros on here! prince paul, rza, marley and pete rock? primo? damn, dis shit iz fuego son!!
eleetsnypaz 4 years ago
David Banner was killin me *LOL*
WAKEUPshift111 4 years ago
anybody know what track that is pete rock is playin?
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mcarter13 4 years ago
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jaimeone1 4 years ago
Really cool!
queencee1 4 years ago
proent (1 month ago)
LOL@ODB stealing 1st silver 606 for RZA
lol yeah
realspithiphop 4 years ago
lol, yeah. ODB changed hip hop history more than we think!
cubis 4 years ago 3
any rap fan should get this
drdremacdre 4 years ago
LOL@ODB stealing 1st silver 606 for RZA
proent 4 years ago
David Banner droppin some realness LOL
mychaleg 4 years ago
Man im fuckin that Pete Rock beat, so fuckin great.
joidi2 4 years ago
that Pete Rock beat is f*ckin incredible.
buscrates 4 years ago
cool is this available on dvd in uk
wokensoulsounds07 4 years ago
Every beatmaker should buy this DVD. Witouth some history you ain't a serious beatmaker.
Markbeats 5 years ago
Its your beats who makes you a serious beatmaker or not.
supremenyc 4 years ago
Yes, Of Course but with some history you know more about the art. This movie stays true to the original hip-hop roots thats why i think its important to know something about how beats used to be made and how easy its now. If you are a producer that loves hip-hop you must be interested in movies like this cause it shows the pioneers who made it possible for us to make beats now. But youre right it doesnt mean if youre serious or not its more if your interested in history or not.
Markbeats 4 years ago
were talkin about a culture here.
neopandorex 4 years ago
Iemand interesse in deze DVD?
Hij is machtig.
15RINALDO 4 years ago
ofcourse, vette shit toch?
DWINC 4 years ago
cool shit
jimbean 5 years ago