GREAT JOB BROTHER.... PETE WOULD BE PROUD...BUT 1 THING THOUGH....TO MANY SNARE HITS....TAKE IT EASY ON THE SNARE...KID...GREAT JOB...YOU'RE A TRUELY OF THE HIP HOP GENERATION!...HAT OFF TO YA...SALUTE!
@djisgodgv lol sucking your own cock there, where can i hear your ORIGINAL music and from which uk and us artist, sounds like a load of shit to me but hay i could be wrong tho but i really doubt it wanker!
@djisgodgv Man you don't get it... these videos aren't about making original beats it's showing that to make a classic you don't need the latest computers and expensive software... to me it seems that it's 90% the material, 10% the equipment.
@djisgodgv If you really love hip hop and claim to be a dope beat maker, haven't you ever thought of dissecting how some of the hip hop classics, to learn from them? I've received the similar comments like yours, but they never had anything to show. I've posted over 50 video clips, and I still get this type of comments...
While most people are playing presets with their electribes, you're using it like an instrument, in the spirit of the artists who created the original.
In all crafts, a student learns by imitating the masters. Keep up the great work!
@MrAdamthebeast For this project, I used a record player, phono-amp, Korg Electribe ES-1 and two records (James Brown and Tom Scott record.) No fancy equipment was needed.
The Horns sample is from Tom Scott's cover of Jefferson Airplanes "Today" and features at 38 secs into the Tom Scott version! The bassline is the same Saxophone loop filtered and broke down in to string plucks!
and drums are what you make of them! Sample,Compress,Process,Combine! You can make a drum sound how you like the frequencies you work at really make a difference!!
@4baz33 Good question. Actually, it is the best part of ES-1, it really helps to laid out ideas very quickly. Since this is sampler, you can change start point of each samples, so you can make the sequence less "stiff", so to speak. I sometimes wish that there are more pads (there are only 9 pads besides for slice samples) , but ES-1 is more capable than most of people would think. Thanks to SmartCard slot, it is easy to import WAV files from computer as well.
@4baz33 Obviously XL is more capable than ES-1, but I like ES-1 as well, because it is a 16 step sequencer. If you are planning to do simple looping, ES-1 is great. ES-1 has internal flash memory, so you don't have to worry about losing data, and ES-1 is very small, and very easy to import & export data files to PC via memory card. It has more than 1 minute of sampling time in mono, long enough for me. ES-1 is definitely easier to use though.
Hey great little samlping kit this, eh?? I got one of these for next to nothing. Thing is, I dont really know how to do the samlping on it, Any chance you can take me throught it, in how to sample.? Cheers. Nice melody you have created.
GREAT JOB BROTHER.... PETE WOULD BE PROUD...BUT 1 THING THOUGH....TO MANY SNARE HITS....TAKE IT EASY ON THE SNARE...KID...GREAT JOB...YOU'RE A TRUELY OF THE HIP HOP GENERATION!...HAT OFF TO YA...SALUTE!
brandonbanks32278 3 days ago
what beat is 1:07-1:11
TheLukestahhboy 1 month ago
@TheLukestahhboy "When She Made Me A Promise" by The Beginning Of the End...1971
IMHipHopNY77 6 days ago
What's the point in covering a beat? Oh, I know...
ShenronOne 1 month ago
gravy. much respect to the original creators and for you for opening my eyes to there genius. keep up the good work bro.
heyjustthetip 2 months ago 3
@djisgodgv Why the fuck are you hating on it?
Obviously this dude knows good hip hop. Would you rather see videos on youtube of some douche trying to fuck with Lil Wayne production garbage?
Stop hating...
All the people that love REAL HIP HOP need to stand together.
subslament 2 months ago 3
this a nice beat bro do you make them for people to?
jizzle2417 2 months ago
@djisgodgv lol sucking your own cock there, where can i hear your ORIGINAL music and from which uk and us artist, sounds like a load of shit to me but hay i could be wrong tho but i really doubt it wanker!
ALfaDuB101 2 months ago 5
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nabilster 2 months ago
Respect !
nabilster 2 months ago
@djisgodgv Man you don't get it... these videos aren't about making original beats it's showing that to make a classic you don't need the latest computers and expensive software... to me it seems that it's 90% the material, 10% the equipment.
iamthepinballwizard 2 months ago 2
@djisgodgv "yeah ok fam.i have about 100 released tracks featuring HUGE names in hip hop.so yeah jog on"
OK... I'm happy for your success.
jvcforce 3 months ago 6
@djisgodgv If you really love hip hop and claim to be a dope beat maker, haven't you ever thought of dissecting how some of the hip hop classics, to learn from them? I've received the similar comments like yours, but they never had anything to show. I've posted over 50 video clips, and I still get this type of comments...
jvcforce 3 months ago 13
@jvcforce this is a way to build ya skill, don't mind the haters. Dope remake! Keep it up bro!
booyaka55 2 months ago 6
@jvcforce don't mind the haterz.
While most people are playing presets with their electribes, you're using it like an instrument, in the spirit of the artists who created the original.
In all crafts, a student learns by imitating the masters. Keep up the great work!
oldcomforter 2 months ago 2
@jvcforce cause people are idiots man. Good job, you love real hip hop beats and it's a great thing.
tjanuranus 2 months ago
Big respect for the remake! the Ckick sounds dope!
Need a little more reverb and skip to the snare Imo but still RESPECT!
SirOneup 3 months ago
where is that horn sample from whats the name of the original group? i have the sample of the beginning but not the horns im gunna remake this
TheOutroDistinto1 3 months ago
bell'attrezzatura ;)
rastamanbigsmoke 3 months ago
NICE!!
jjdabaddes 3 months ago
what equipment do you have to re-make these beats?
MrAdamthebeast 4 months ago
@MrAdamthebeast For this project, I used a record player, phono-amp, Korg Electribe ES-1 and two records (James Brown and Tom Scott record.) No fancy equipment was needed.
jvcforce 4 months ago 2
@jvcforce how much did that shit cost?
MrAdamthebeast 3 months ago
where are all da samples from...???song and artaits please
beatzinmyhead 4 months ago
@beatzinmyhead
The Horns sample is from Tom Scott's cover of Jefferson Airplanes "Today" and features at 38 secs into the Tom Scott version! The bassline is the same Saxophone loop filtered and broke down in to string plucks!
and drums are what you make of them! Sample,Compress,Process,Combine! You can make a drum sound how you like the frequencies you work at really make a difference!!
Good luck!
SirOneup 3 months ago
How much did all that cost? lol
Damian702lv 5 months ago
Lol I like this u should check out mines it took bout 1 hour to make but I kept filtering it and stuff but u should really check it
keepiticy 6 months ago
@jvforce What is the 16 step sequencer on the electribe like? Does it make your groove too stiff, or is it limiting?
4baz33 6 months ago
@4baz33 Good question. Actually, it is the best part of ES-1, it really helps to laid out ideas very quickly. Since this is sampler, you can change start point of each samples, so you can make the sequence less "stiff", so to speak. I sometimes wish that there are more pads (there are only 9 pads besides for slice samples) , but ES-1 is more capable than most of people would think. Thanks to SmartCard slot, it is easy to import WAV files from computer as well.
jvcforce 6 months ago 2
@jvcforce Thanks for the info, appreciate it!
4baz33 6 months ago
@4baz33 Obviously XL is more capable than ES-1, but I like ES-1 as well, because it is a 16 step sequencer. If you are planning to do simple looping, ES-1 is great. ES-1 has internal flash memory, so you don't have to worry about losing data, and ES-1 is very small, and very easy to import & export data files to PC via memory card. It has more than 1 minute of sampling time in mono, long enough for me. ES-1 is definitely easier to use though.
jvcforce 6 months ago
Dat's how y'all sample a beat like dis.
mjhoward96 7 months ago
Hey great little samlping kit this, eh?? I got one of these for next to nothing. Thing is, I dont really know how to do the samlping on it, Any chance you can take me throught it, in how to sample.? Cheers. Nice melody you have created.
rubberdroog 7 months ago
Dope yo!
Metamophisis 8 months ago
wooooow no red bar
TRstyless95 9 months ago
it's not only amazing that u recreated the beat, but it's the equipment u are using. i dig it.
RUDOLPHLYRICS 9 months ago 10
You're amazing!
disciplineLES 9 months ago
Another gem! You're a master with that ES-1 :)
pmsan29 9 months ago 2
keep it up.
lordtoranaga 9 months ago
ES1 is back!! :)
sequencerzone 9 months ago
I love this channel!
funktuall 9 months ago 15
@funktuall
jvc got it goin on
lordtoranaga 9 months ago
Sick
ruslanio 9 months ago
You're excellent with these remakes! Wow!
jibber951 9 months ago
doppppe
LOOPWHOLEBEATS 9 months ago
i see you finally gotten around to making the remake of this. excellent work.
usairwayz 9 months ago