@KebbyTheProphet it was so good i love spitta. perfect music to just kick it too and smoke some lol. smoke break is my favorite off that tape. the video for it is genius.
How something that comes from a man's mind and it's recieved, heard by others can't be called art? If you really think about it art is everything we create. Ain't building a house an art? Simple decorating your room might be an art (not artistic but just the fact of doing it). The way we talk to each other, behave... we create our own art without knowing it. OP: in sampling you can respect it as hard searching (vinyls). Documentary "Scratch" shows it.
@holy0damn As a music - sampling is based on heavy state of creators mind (beside of knowledge of tools). Music created that way is about mood mostly. Well i could write and write here but the main problem are people who don't want to get some wisdom and read or stop being ignorant.
i producer and engineer sound, and sampling is way easier than making one sound, saving it, editing it to change the sound, saving it, editing it to change the sound, and repeating that process. However, sampling itself is hard, you have to cut the sample out perfectly, (not to mention isolate it), because if you don't, the tempo is off later on in the song. Then, you have to work other instruments, samples, or synths into the mix without having it sound artificial. Producing is NOT easy at all
@theBestinThebizz95 I disagree with how "hard" you make sampling sound. Just a bit of "know how" cutting\splicing\timing and fucking around. Engineering a sound....thats a different school altogether. At the end of the day they both make music, but, one took alot more talent where as one borrowed it.
@KebbyTheProphet When you are making a beat, you have to find the right Beats per minute, aka the Tempo, he had it narrowed down between 64 and 81, you could hear shortly after he said that, that he found it.
you either are dope or you're not - the method or instrument is simply the vessel. alchemist is dope - 99% of you are probably great people and some of you may even be good at the act of "sampling", but you are not dope...sorry
if any of you mutherfuckers knew anything about makin beats you would know how hard it is to make some thing that sounds dope like that so shut the fuck up kids
@gigabytekilla lmao its not hard theres no instruments in volved just sound boards and samples lmao hahah no skill i mean yah putting together a beat is hard but who made all the sounds that go into a beat cuh musians
@MurderToCassette I feel like some people sample and it adds to their musical ability and actually grow from the experience, for other it limit's their vision. It's usually easy to tell though when someone finds a sample and tries and make a good beat and someone who manipulates the sample until it becomes their own, much like in this video.
James Brown's career was dead (he was considered very uncool to listen to) before all of the hip hop producers started sampling him. Now he is at the heart of hip hop.
people that talk shit about sampling don't understand the art of it, either because they've never made beats or are just garbage ass fruity loopers.. sampling exposes and entire new generation to older music ..and original artists get paid off of royalties when they become hit records. sampling is a beautiful thing, few people can appreciate it's craft.
of course when these yuppie pink bitches see this cat face! they automatically say he's the dopest ever!! and as far a paying homage?? aint nobodies head be in that mode other than tryin to fit the shit on to their beat! I aint never heard MARLEY MARL or MANTRONIX say some shit like that! spirituality? most of these catz from back in the "day" where DJ'S first! today most of these catz dont even mix or scratch they just sample!
THATS HARD WORK...HOURS OF SOUND STUDY.....ALL RESPECT DUE TO THE BEAT MAKERS......PIONEER EMCEE RC...FLOWIN NON STOP TO THESE BEASTY BEATS....ALCHEMIST ONE OF THE BEST......
Its also hilarious how people bash sampling, when there's plenty of producers out there who's couldn't season a beat the right way to save their life. Look at Three Six Mafia when they swayed away from OJ Da Juiceman or whatever for an Alchemist track called "That'll Work". They couldn't even freak the beat, and the lyrics would have sounded better off on one of those 3 6 beats with too many high hats and bass with no tune, just bass kicks. Lmao. I can't do it man, I just cant.
Check me out. All songs in all genres create a certain vibe. If you yourself can change the vibe of a sample, then who else's creativity and originality is that? It's yours. You took it and made it original. When you take that altered sample and use it to compliment other sounds which create a new vibe, you now have your own, original piece of music.
o my gosh people, if you don't like sampling dnt watch a video about a producer sampling. and besides alot of producer that start from scratch come up with crap, and alot of producers who come sample come up with crap. what im sayin is good music is good music doesn't matter how u make it.
@bartjuhh12 Hardly. Recording live instrumentation is a lot harder. When you're working with samples half the work (e.g. recording/ mixing) has already been done for you! There is an art to sampling, but recording live material is a lot harder.
@MrMikkiFunk Yes but thats just the recording. I mean you can let an orchestra play whatever you want,but with sampling you got little pieces of things and you have to be creative to make it even work.
J Dilla, ALC, Madlib, DOOM, Lord Finesse, DJ Muggs, RZA.... all dope ass producers that us samples... hip hop is it's purest when it's over a sampled beat. it gives it that soul
can isay somthing the these pepole who say thy we cant make music and run your mouth about muisc producers better know we can make music and thats life and plaese dont make aneymore nasty comments about us from rappingman1
can isay somthing the these pepole who say thy we cant make music and run your mouth about muisc producers better know we can make music and thats life and plaese dont make aneymore nasty comments about us
alphasxsignal , Actually what he's tryin to do is way harder than playing music lol , every one can easly make beats , not every one can make good beats
@alphasxsignal If you wanna get specific with it. Thats like criticizing Jimmy Hendrix for not giving credit to the guitar string company for the sound of each individual not that is created from the string, pickup, guitar. Etc. Hip Hop is a collection of many forms of music that is why it is so widely accepted.
@TheStankles Still Composing takes way more creativity and skill then sampling. It's a fact, i know most of you don't want to hear it. I didn't want to believe it for a while but its the truth. And Before you guys start bashing me I do produce i sample and compose. (Not this account its not mine) :]
@TheStankles Thats not the same at all, He still had to create all the epicness and everyone knows he had a fender strat and the manufacturer of the strings had "used by Hendrix" on the packet.
NEVER COMPARE A MUSICIAN OF SUCH AMAZINGNESS LIKE HEDRIX TO PEOPLE WHO JUST COPY OTHER MUSIC BECAUSE THEY CAN'T WRITE THEIR OWN
@TheStankles it came from african americans who sang for freedom during slavery they clapped they stomped and used anything to make music then a while after slavery ended dj's in the ghetto came in then emcees came to sing about life the rough way the way rich ppl will never understand so really it started as one form n now is expanding even more b4 it was just basic now they use techno n rock n Etc. in their beats so your right but u didnt explain iin tht much detail how it started
This music you talking about was around long before slavery. Men who specialize in telling legends over strings and beats of music. They are called Jali (or Griot in french). You can find the beginning on the banks of the Niger river. All the instruments too. People need to stop thinking every things black people create came out of being enslaved.
@TheStankles iam sorry we get tired of hearing all the WHITE CATZ shine more than their the ORIGINAL MAN! thru out BLACK MUSIC HISTORY, whatever we leave behind "they" come in scoop up all the crumbz and kept it for themselves until they only ones supposedly doin it! like all my brothers 40 and over who been in the game since the early 80's! we just say fuck it and turn the shit off! RAP MUSIC? and that's it??? i aint heard nuthin really creative since early 90's!! except for the OUTCAST
@TheStankles What a pile of bullshit ! Jimmy Hendrx's string could not play a whole chord sample when he plucked one note! This style of music is sheer plagiarism and nothing more! Id like to see what kind of shit this clown comes up with if you just gave him an instrument and said play! YEAH BOYEEEEE LETS STEAL SOME DUDES MELODY AND PUT AN AFRICAN BEAT OVER THE TOP OF IT MAN!!!!
Obviously you care more about technical skill than musical creativity. Its people like you who hold us back. You're so close minded as to what music is and isn't. That it has to be someone like sitting there playing an instrument.
@ShoeOfFlight Not so! I use a lot of Vsti's myself but using a sampled sound is not the same as sampling the actual melody or harmony which makes the hook of the whole fucking thing which is more or less what he is doing here!!!! The simple fact is anyone could do exactly the same as this guy here if they were stood where he is!!! Id like to see him come up with anything if you just put him in front of Cakewalk and said go on then!
@greeny202a Then why dont u do it? Why dont u make beat, that sounds good?
A lot of producers acctually says, that sampling is one of the hardest thing to do, as a producer. Most think its harder to sample, and make it sound good, then it is to for example play keyboard.
@anhagene LOL how do you know I haven't done it? FYI I was making dance/house music in a band called MANIC 20 years ago with dedicated sampling machines because that's all we had then!! I know exactly how easy what he is doing here is. I don't mind this guy, if his stuff sounds good to you then his work is done but don't make him out to be some kind of musical genius because anyone who has to write REAL music knows better.
@greeny202a No fence, but I know nothing about how good ur music sounded either.
I dont know if genius is the right word, but I just think he is one of many good hiphop-producers. I also listen to a lot of rock, metal and other stuff. I think when it comes to the instrumental part rock is more technical, but how I see it hiphop is more creative. Like u say, if something sounds good, the musician has done good job.
@greeny202a It's easy to learn how to sample however it is extremely hard to create something new and extremely good through doing it. I'm sure you are well aware of that seeming you weren't able to create any good music LOL I found it fairly easy to learn how to play a guitar but producing good music from it is another matter. Bottom line producing good music from samples takes talent, skill and a fantastic ear and understanding of music.
@Ducksexbody Well I dont know what you do but I have been in the music game for 22 years! I have produced all styles of music from Classical to House I am currently doing Video Game, TV and film scores and what you are saying pal is complete bullshit! If you sample something like the hook from Led Zepplin's "Kashmir" no matter what week ass African beat you shove in the background it will sound fantastic and clowns like this guy know it!
@greeny202a I'm not referring to directly ripping something I'm referring to taking small pieces and creating something new like done in this video. I'd think seeming no one on here has every heard of you and you've resorted to going on to Youtube videos saying people have no real talent that would suggest the music you make is extremely bad.
@Ducksexbody Or maybe after making music for more than 25 years and getting paid pretty well for it I no longer see music as I did when I was 20 and in a few years of making shit like this so will you. When you start to age a little and come into contact with real music you will look back at your very young comments here and be a little embarrassed.
@greeny202a I listen to various forms of music you pretentious twat. 60's rock, Soul, Folk, Hip Hop etc. I also play the guitar and the piano. You are simply ignorant and make horrible music so spend your time hating on people who make a different form for a living. I think it's clear you need to grow up failure.
@okaydad true talk bro! Carry out the legacy in the form of "hip hop" it is because of hip hop i started listening and predicating old song for the 70's .....
@okaydad true talk bro! Carry out the legacy in the form of "hip hop" it is because of hip hop i started listening and predicating old song from the 70's .....
@alphasxsignal that just proves how little you know about the art of sampling. when you hear a hiphop beat a by a professional, and then the sample, you will hardly recognize it. if you don't know shit you should shut the fuck up.
Its funny how alot of ALC's old beats were right on point with Premo's. ALC wasn't afraid to show that he could sound exactly like Preem, and then some. Look at Crookie Monster, Dead End Street, Guaranteed....Just to name a few ALC joints.
as an original artist i would be thrilled someone sampled my music..id know i did something right...clearing the sample is also way of income and yes alot of producers credit those artist...read the cover
as an original artist i would be thrilled someone sampled my music..id know i did something right...clearing the sample is also way of income and yes alot of producers credit those artist...read the cover
for those who keep talking bout samples like it a bad thing. Yes I do not sample very much at all. However sampling is hip hop. Sampling is a skill. Not every1 do it well. Its not just creating patterns its the ear to know what to use. Sampling is more producing then beat making. Some of U will not understand that and its k. Do not down people for sampling. I love hip hop and if you don't then that is a personal problem.
@maltcus Hey bro I agree with you, but I sample instrument samples in about 95% of my music. Other than that, I'm the composer and producer of my work. Do you agree that not a lot of music producers like myself (Black Rain, INC.) DarkChild, Channel 7 (Seven Aurelius) and others don't get the credit and recognition they deserve for actually creating music and music scores that are STRICTLY hip-hop or R&B based?
Check me out man ReverbNation (Black Rain, INC.) or my channel.
@BlackRainINC1 yea I agree. The thing you have to remember. When hip hop started it was not suppose to be popular. Back in the day when rock artist sold 5, 6, 10x plat. hip hop artist was lucky to sell gold. So when people hate I just say its not for you anyway.
@JAHZILLABEATS Exactly!!!! I've been a fan of The Alchemist's work since the beginning. In fact, he got my attention on the very first album that he produced on- Defari's first album from 1998 "Focused Daily". He did the title track, "Killing Spree", and "Checkstand 3".
Try sampling first, make something for us since you're already a master at it, should be easy.
ManFromOverThere 2 days ago
Sounds kind of Nujabes-ish, i love it
TheTvrulesthenation 2 days ago
@zxzrp0
But sampling one instrument or melody and working it in such a way not even the artist of the sample knows it is there, that's the hard part.
theBestinThebizz95 4 days ago
covert coup was the shit
DjSkyfaze 1 week ago
@DjSkyfaze covert coup had the rawest beats bro. i agree
KebbyTheProphet 1 week ago
@KebbyTheProphet it was so good i love spitta. perfect music to just kick it too and smoke some lol. smoke break is my favorite off that tape. the video for it is genius.
DjSkyfaze 1 week ago
i love this :)
MChiyoitsmo 1 week ago
How something that comes from a man's mind and it's recieved, heard by others can't be called art? If you really think about it art is everything we create. Ain't building a house an art? Simple decorating your room might be an art (not artistic but just the fact of doing it). The way we talk to each other, behave... we create our own art without knowing it. OP: in sampling you can respect it as hard searching (vinyls). Documentary "Scratch" shows it.
holy0damn 1 week ago
@holy0damn As a music - sampling is based on heavy state of creators mind (beside of knowledge of tools). Music created that way is about mood mostly. Well i could write and write here but the main problem are people who don't want to get some wisdom and read or stop being ignorant.
holy0damn 1 week ago
i producer and engineer sound, and sampling is way easier than making one sound, saving it, editing it to change the sound, saving it, editing it to change the sound, and repeating that process. However, sampling itself is hard, you have to cut the sample out perfectly, (not to mention isolate it), because if you don't, the tempo is off later on in the song. Then, you have to work other instruments, samples, or synths into the mix without having it sound artificial. Producing is NOT easy at all
theBestinThebizz95 1 week ago
@theBestinThebizz95 and if you think it is, please be my guest and try to out-do alchemist or dr. dre. thank you, have a nice day.
theBestinThebizz95 1 week ago
@theBestinThebizz95 I disagree with how "hard" you make sampling sound. Just a bit of "know how" cutting\splicing\timing and fucking around. Engineering a sound....thats a different school altogether. At the end of the day they both make music, but, one took alot more talent where as one borrowed it.
zxzrp0 4 days ago
Alchemist is fuckin dope fuck what a hater say
alkeyman94 1 week ago
the sample is "baby blues" by the love unlimited orchestra you fuckin' retards with your filthy guessing
fanefx 2 weeks ago
he said bpm 64 - 81?
KebbyTheProphet 3 weeks ago
@KebbyTheProphet When you are making a beat, you have to find the right Beats per minute, aka the Tempo, he had it narrowed down between 64 and 81, you could hear shortly after he said that, that he found it.
quezicotl 1 week ago
you either are dope or you're not - the method or instrument is simply the vessel. alchemist is dope - 99% of you are probably great people and some of you may even be good at the act of "sampling", but you are not dope...sorry
chilly4rilly 3 weeks ago
not NEARLY his best
TheFukkup 4 weeks ago
my second favorite producer! Dr. Dre is my idol!
TukeeKillazz 1 month ago
yo whats that beat at the ending ?
yesterdaysnewque 1 month ago
@yesterdaysnewque
Prodigy- stop frontin'
KIDxDAKOTA19 1 month ago
if you think his beat was good check out araabMUZIK Studio Session With Alchemist
0MrBlue 1 month ago in playlist Alchemist, Raekwon, AraabMuzik
honestly could watch alc make beats all day. dudes a chemist in the lab of productions. right, hes al the chemist..
Lanks34 1 month ago
Ali Estee - Feel Me (Alchemist)
AliEstee 1 month ago
CHECK MY BEATS OUT
cneilly102 1 month ago
AL is a str8 up BEAST!
djayee 1 month ago
damn i need a beat
BEN FAME
traphop12 2 months ago
He got "THE NECK" yow!
Sytrusze 2 months ago
Alchemist has to be one of the best music producers right next to J.Dilla
NoahStayBlack 2 months ago
sampling is an art. whoever says otherwise prob making crunk. GTFO
peepingtomthumb 2 months ago
He's got some magic going on there! DOPE DOPE DOPE!
SjokkoladeBolleMusa 2 months ago
how can you dislike this vid
jawjaboy87 2 months ago
Godamn This Beat Changed My Life ! Real Talk Big Ups ALC ! From San Diego With Love !
Wutangmusic4ever 2 months ago
yo go to my page i spend all my money on this shit got 2 macs and a buncha other blablablablablablablah
TheGodclouD 2 months ago
i rate this guy but araabmuzik is fucking crazy cant knock that guy
RapstarDanny123 3 months ago
i need a real beat machine 2 expensive tho :/
djnevous3us 3 months ago
@djnevous3us work... and buy ! i work 3 month from 2500km from my home and sleep on floor to buy one.
glsmokerUS 3 months ago
@glsmokerUS i have 2 jobs but spend my $ on other things i will 1 day i make beats on my mac tho
djnevous3us 3 months ago
I respect Alchemist just as much premo from gang starr peace
qnskng1 3 months ago
Whats the credits track? @ 1:55
a55666 3 months ago
@a55666 stop frontin by prodigy
jawjaboy87 2 months ago in playlist jawjaboy87's favorites
if any of you mutherfuckers knew anything about makin beats you would know how hard it is to make some thing that sounds dope like that so shut the fuck up kids
gigabytekilla 4 months ago 49
@gigabytekilla BULLSHIT!!!!!!
greeny202a 4 months ago
@gigabytekilla is not that hard only if your a weak producer..
milesherrera333 2 months ago
@gigabytekilla lmao its not hard theres no instruments in volved just sound boards and samples lmao hahah no skill i mean yah putting together a beat is hard but who made all the sounds that go into a beat cuh musians
chrissteezybezzy 1 month ago
@chrissteezybezzy not really bro.
sure sampling is just takin a sample from a piece of music and chopping it into a soundboard or sampler, but there's an art to it.
you can't just go into a record or an mp3 and be like, "ohhh fuck yeah i'm gonna tear this sample up, watch me flip this shit just like that"
you gotta make it your own, flip it around in a way that represents your state of mind.
but that's just what i think, i've been doing this for only a year :P
STBinFL 4 weeks ago
@STBinFL lmfao :P
chrissteezybezzy 4 weeks ago
@chrissteezybezzy lol i'm just sayin' though :P
STBinFL 4 weeks ago
@gigabytekilla exactly bro...exactly amen to alchemist...god bless the birth of that man.
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@gigabytekilla exactly bro...exactly amen to alchemist...god bless the birth of that man.
TheCrazyK1d 3 weeks ago
Probably the BEST producer today! Al, you are great!
orr971 4 months ago 2
thats shit is straight sic
Dmoneynyhiphop 4 months ago
you betta check ya self sucka
ddavis1534 4 months ago
SOMEEEEEONE TELL ME WHAT THA BEAT AT THE END IS CALLED. ITS FILTHY
Youngclassics2o6 4 months ago
@Youngclassics2o6 - Barry White "Playing Your Game Baby"
djlilman72 4 months ago
Anyone who thinks sampling isn't art must think "Une Semaine De Bonté" isn't either.
MurderToCassette 5 months ago 28
@MurderToCassette music is just originally sampling many sounds from nature ... so ?? same idea = no problem ...
Big200911 4 months ago
@MurderToCassette i tried searching that up what is it
Bluddyshadowhell 1 month ago
@MurderToCassette and bittersweet symphony is a sample too!
McRaims 1 month ago
@MurderToCassette I feel like some people sample and it adds to their musical ability and actually grow from the experience, for other it limit's their vision. It's usually easy to tell though when someone finds a sample and tries and make a good beat and someone who manipulates the sample until it becomes their own, much like in this video.
ZachCypriano 3 weeks ago
James Brown's career was dead (he was considered very uncool to listen to) before all of the hip hop producers started sampling him. Now he is at the heart of hip hop.
mattfaulkner 5 months ago
Check it if you like real Hip Hop and beatmaking!
/watch?v=H1UoYHAU_D4
allwehavechannel 5 months ago
I want him to remake whisper softly by barry white ...I bet he would kill it.
jawjaboy87 5 months ago
YOU TUBE ===> PROBLEMZ SMOOTH HUSTLE <===
SmoothHustleProblemz 5 months ago
too bad alchemist is a douche bag and a punk on the streets ...
DigitalDevilXL 5 months ago
Taking a page from AarabMusik's book.. Big ups! MCP's the way to go now-a-days.
nobadbeats 5 months ago
@nobadbeats nowadays? MCP' have been used in production since the dawn of hip-hop lol
chaosinorderrr 5 months ago
Hip Hop has -always- been about sampling, paying homage to your roots, respecting your past, your culture, and your peers...
If you don't understand that...GTFO.
Drydenfuchs 5 months ago
this nigga beats goooooo so hard my nigga.
Tyrellboy123 6 months ago
@Tyrellboy123 This kid named FreshSinceMyGenesis is ridiculous with the beats.
/watch?v=MMy10cwQ9UE
LaidbackPlayboy 5 months ago
great post fam...love it
cardoworld22 6 months ago
people that talk shit about sampling don't understand the art of it, either because they've never made beats or are just garbage ass fruity loopers.. sampling exposes and entire new generation to older music ..and original artists get paid off of royalties when they become hit records. sampling is a beautiful thing, few people can appreciate it's craft.
RickRomo 6 months ago
@RickRomo PLus sapling takes work . A lot of it.
Slavisa1029 6 months ago
what's the name of the beat playing in the final seconds?
tbros2000 6 months ago
of course when these yuppie pink bitches see this cat face! they automatically say he's the dopest ever!! and as far a paying homage?? aint nobodies head be in that mode other than tryin to fit the shit on to their beat! I aint never heard MARLEY MARL or MANTRONIX say some shit like that! spirituality? most of these catz from back in the "day" where DJ'S first! today most of these catz dont even mix or scratch they just sample!
ozulu45 6 months ago
THATS HARD WORK...HOURS OF SOUND STUDY.....ALL RESPECT DUE TO THE BEAT MAKERS......PIONEER EMCEE RC...FLOWIN NON STOP TO THESE BEASTY BEATS....ALCHEMIST ONE OF THE BEST......
RCLaROCK1 6 months ago
"the alchemist" BEST RAPPER OR PRODUCER NAME IVE EVER HEARD STRAIGHT GENIUS!!
DJAPK 6 months ago
what kind of speakers do producers use?
iqmom2 6 months ago
@iqmom2 Genelec
CasaProductions1 6 months ago
yo does anyone know what samples he's playing around 1:03?
AlavonMusicGroup 6 months ago
It's funny how the asr-10 was "disguised"...
DJillogick 6 months ago
cool beats here :)
TheMikefrombelgium 6 months ago
Dope enough said!
justAsaint90 6 months ago
killin that Barry white sample!
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gravitythakid 7 months ago
lol @ 1:33
lac2500 7 months ago
god damn how he slowed down on 135,is soo fresh,who said white people dont got rythm skills
NellStalgya 7 months ago
damn! Al had those beats by dre way back then!!
Postman01 7 months ago
@Postman01 I was thinkin the same thing
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antonioWiseGuys 7 months ago
This guy is fucking amazing i cant sample but originals is eazy
loccodadon 7 months ago
Its also hilarious how people bash sampling, when there's plenty of producers out there who's couldn't season a beat the right way to save their life. Look at Three Six Mafia when they swayed away from OJ Da Juiceman or whatever for an Alchemist track called "That'll Work". They couldn't even freak the beat, and the lyrics would have sounded better off on one of those 3 6 beats with too many high hats and bass with no tune, just bass kicks. Lmao. I can't do it man, I just cant.
jordan3649 7 months ago
Check me out. All songs in all genres create a certain vibe. If you yourself can change the vibe of a sample, then who else's creativity and originality is that? It's yours. You took it and made it original. When you take that altered sample and use it to compliment other sounds which create a new vibe, you now have your own, original piece of music.
jordan3649 7 months ago
o my gosh people, if you don't like sampling dnt watch a video about a producer sampling. and besides alot of producer that start from scratch come up with crap, and alot of producers who come sample come up with crap. what im sayin is good music is good music doesn't matter how u make it.
AKAtv2100 7 months ago
Well. sampling is an art, and i think that creating a song might be harder to do with recording a few records than with a big orchestra
bartjuhh12 7 months ago
@bartjuhh12 Hardly. Recording live instrumentation is a lot harder. When you're working with samples half the work (e.g. recording/ mixing) has already been done for you! There is an art to sampling, but recording live material is a lot harder.
MrMikkiFunk 7 months ago
@MrMikkiFunk Yes but thats just the recording. I mean you can let an orchestra play whatever you want,but with sampling you got little pieces of things and you have to be creative to make it even work.
bartjuhh12 7 months ago
J Dilla, ALC, Madlib, DOOM, Lord Finesse, DJ Muggs, RZA.... all dope ass producers that us samples... hip hop is it's purest when it's over a sampled beat. it gives it that soul
DLcKxFTR 7 months ago 2
alchemist is the best producer of my time if not ever
TySoulMusic 7 months ago
@TySoulMusic uve never heard j dilla then sir...
TheSmashwell 7 months ago
@TheSmashwell if you havent heard of j dilla and you claim to be a hip hop fan, you should stop. its just my opinion man
TySoulMusic 7 months ago
@TySoulMusic dillas was way better than alc...all im sayin...he still is from the grave
TheSmashwell 7 months ago
im from tha south and i must say, alchemist is fire. he should come down here and really get it poppin. its unity. much respect
mountainhigh3001 7 months ago
what model MPC is he usin?
JCXbeats 7 months ago
@JCXbeats looks to be the mpc 5000
MayoMusik 7 months ago
@JCXbeats he's using the 2500.
shiggadee 7 months ago
can isay somthing the these pepole who say thy we cant make music and run your mouth about muisc producers better know we can make music and thats life and plaese dont make aneymore nasty comments about us from rappingman1
rappingman1 8 months ago
can isay somthing the these pepole who say thy we cant make music and run your mouth about muisc producers better know we can make music and thats life and plaese dont make aneymore nasty comments about us
rappingman1 8 months ago
Both beats go hard. But I really like that stop frontin beat.
jawjaboy87 8 months ago
that beat is hard
jeremiahmge 8 months ago
alphasxsignal , Actually what he's tryin to do is way harder than playing music lol , every one can easly make beats , not every one can make good beats
notchone1 8 months ago
This isn't playing music. Ha
They steal chunks of songs they never wrote and never give credit, THATS WRONG
alphasxsignal 8 months ago
@alphasxsignal If you wanna get specific with it. Thats like criticizing Jimmy Hendrix for not giving credit to the guitar string company for the sound of each individual not that is created from the string, pickup, guitar. Etc. Hip Hop is a collection of many forms of music that is why it is so widely accepted.
TheStankles 8 months ago 57
@TheStankles Still Composing takes way more creativity and skill then sampling. It's a fact, i know most of you don't want to hear it. I didn't want to believe it for a while but its the truth. And Before you guys start bashing me I do produce i sample and compose. (Not this account its not mine) :]
mistask8a 7 months ago
@TheStankles Thats not the same at all, He still had to create all the epicness and everyone knows he had a fender strat and the manufacturer of the strings had "used by Hendrix" on the packet.
NEVER COMPARE A MUSICIAN OF SUCH AMAZINGNESS LIKE HEDRIX TO PEOPLE WHO JUST COPY OTHER MUSIC BECAUSE THEY CAN'T WRITE THEIR OWN
bigmamafoamz 7 months ago
@bigmamafoamz wow. dont shit your pants.
Tizer2k7 7 months ago
@Tizer2k7 Don't talk shit you know nothing about then.
Oh also i like shitting in my pant it's warm and comfy
bigmamafoamz 7 months ago
@TheStankles it came from african americans who sang for freedom during slavery they clapped they stomped and used anything to make music then a while after slavery ended dj's in the ghetto came in then emcees came to sing about life the rough way the way rich ppl will never understand so really it started as one form n now is expanding even more b4 it was just basic now they use techno n rock n Etc. in their beats so your right but u didnt explain iin tht much detail how it started
Machinamonster 7 months ago
@Machinamonster
This music you talking about was around long before slavery. Men who specialize in telling legends over strings and beats of music. They are called Jali (or Griot in french). You can find the beginning on the banks of the Niger river. All the instruments too. People need to stop thinking every things black people create came out of being enslaved.
lionzion22 6 months ago
@TheStankles iam sorry we get tired of hearing all the WHITE CATZ shine more than their the ORIGINAL MAN! thru out BLACK MUSIC HISTORY, whatever we leave behind "they" come in scoop up all the crumbz and kept it for themselves until they only ones supposedly doin it! like all my brothers 40 and over who been in the game since the early 80's! we just say fuck it and turn the shit off! RAP MUSIC? and that's it??? i aint heard nuthin really creative since early 90's!! except for the OUTCAST
ozulu45 6 months ago
@TheStankles What a pile of bullshit ! Jimmy Hendrx's string could not play a whole chord sample when he plucked one note! This style of music is sheer plagiarism and nothing more! Id like to see what kind of shit this clown comes up with if you just gave him an instrument and said play! YEAH BOYEEEEE LETS STEAL SOME DUDES MELODY AND PUT AN AFRICAN BEAT OVER THE TOP OF IT MAN!!!!
greeny202a 4 months ago
@greeny202a
Obviously you care more about technical skill than musical creativity. Its people like you who hold us back. You're so close minded as to what music is and isn't. That it has to be someone like sitting there playing an instrument.
ShoeOfFlight 4 months ago
@ShoeOfFlight Not so! I use a lot of Vsti's myself but using a sampled sound is not the same as sampling the actual melody or harmony which makes the hook of the whole fucking thing which is more or less what he is doing here!!!! The simple fact is anyone could do exactly the same as this guy here if they were stood where he is!!! Id like to see him come up with anything if you just put him in front of Cakewalk and said go on then!
greeny202a 4 months ago
@greeny202a Then why dont u do it? Why dont u make beat, that sounds good?
A lot of producers acctually says, that sampling is one of the hardest thing to do, as a producer. Most think its harder to sample, and make it sound good, then it is to for example play keyboard.
anhagene 3 months ago
@anhagene LOL how do you know I haven't done it? FYI I was making dance/house music in a band called MANIC 20 years ago with dedicated sampling machines because that's all we had then!! I know exactly how easy what he is doing here is. I don't mind this guy, if his stuff sounds good to you then his work is done but don't make him out to be some kind of musical genius because anyone who has to write REAL music knows better.
greeny202a 3 months ago
@greeny202a No fence, but I know nothing about how good ur music sounded either.
I dont know if genius is the right word, but I just think he is one of many good hiphop-producers. I also listen to a lot of rock, metal and other stuff. I think when it comes to the instrumental part rock is more technical, but how I see it hiphop is more creative. Like u say, if something sounds good, the musician has done good job.
anhagene 3 months ago
@greeny202a It's easy to learn how to sample however it is extremely hard to create something new and extremely good through doing it. I'm sure you are well aware of that seeming you weren't able to create any good music LOL I found it fairly easy to learn how to play a guitar but producing good music from it is another matter. Bottom line producing good music from samples takes talent, skill and a fantastic ear and understanding of music.
Ducksexbody 2 months ago
@Ducksexbody Well I dont know what you do but I have been in the music game for 22 years! I have produced all styles of music from Classical to House I am currently doing Video Game, TV and film scores and what you are saying pal is complete bullshit! If you sample something like the hook from Led Zepplin's "Kashmir" no matter what week ass African beat you shove in the background it will sound fantastic and clowns like this guy know it!
greeny202a 2 months ago
@greeny202a you wish you could make stuff this good
teddygrambeatz 2 months ago
@teddygrambeatz Two points (a) No I really dont wish I made this stuff and (b) if you think this stuff is good you have a loooooooooong way to go.
greeny202a 2 months ago
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@greeny202a well i'm sorry that you don't want to make good music.
teddygrambeatz 2 months ago
@greeny202a I'm not referring to directly ripping something I'm referring to taking small pieces and creating something new like done in this video. I'd think seeming no one on here has every heard of you and you've resorted to going on to Youtube videos saying people have no real talent that would suggest the music you make is extremely bad.
Ducksexbody 2 months ago
@Ducksexbody Or maybe after making music for more than 25 years and getting paid pretty well for it I no longer see music as I did when I was 20 and in a few years of making shit like this so will you. When you start to age a little and come into contact with real music you will look back at your very young comments here and be a little embarrassed.
greeny202a 2 months ago
@greeny202a I listen to various forms of music you pretentious twat. 60's rock, Soul, Folk, Hip Hop etc. I also play the guitar and the piano. You are simply ignorant and make horrible music so spend your time hating on people who make a different form for a living. I think it's clear you need to grow up failure.
Ducksexbody 2 months ago
@alphasxsignal the way i see it is that when they recycle these beats, they are paying homage to the original artists and carrying on their legacy.
if you don't like it then feel free to get the fuck out
okaydad 8 months ago 65
@okaydad true talk bro! Carry out the legacy in the form of "hip hop" it is because of hip hop i started listening and predicating old song for the 70's .....
phenomena17 7 months ago
@okaydad true talk bro! Carry out the legacy in the form of "hip hop" it is because of hip hop i started listening and predicating old song from the 70's .....
phenomena17 7 months ago
@alphasxsignal that just proves how little you know about the art of sampling. when you hear a hiphop beat a by a professional, and then the sample, you will hardly recognize it. if you don't know shit you should shut the fuck up.
Zkrudriverz 7 months ago
CHECK OUT THE NIPSEY HUSSLE SONG "PAINTED PICTURE"
THE BEAT IS SUPER CRAZY!! ALCHEMIST!!!!!!!!
proofavenue 8 months ago
Alchemist is a true engineer. I love this guys beats. If my life had a price, i'd sell it for as many alchemist beats as I could possibly buy
DrKushBurns 8 months ago 2
creator of the tonite show albums
omarg123ful 8 months ago
his samples*
omarg123ful 8 months ago
DJ FRESH IF YAL HEARD OF EM HE KEEPS SHIT SO ORIGNIAL IS KRAZY
omarg123ful 8 months ago
@omarg123ful yeah, his production goes hard as uuck, been listening to the tonite show since 06!!
annttzzpa 8 months ago
@annttzzpa same haaa shit i
been on this for uh minute !
omarg123ful 7 months ago
nobody can see al on the mpc
burntrubber11 8 months ago
@burntrubber11 what about dre and premo
greendagger87 8 months ago
@greendagger87 of course them dre and premo are gods among men i got carried away
burntrubber11 8 months ago
whats the origal song the one the sample is from
23dinoco 9 months ago
Haha at 0:58 Alchemist was like =^.^=
rapolska 9 months ago
My favs of all time ...Primo ....Alchemist...Erick Sermon...EZ ELPEE....Pete rock..no order
LoDaKid 9 months ago
a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-a-alchemist!!!!!!!
justindanielp 9 months ago
Its funny how alot of ALC's old beats were right on point with Premo's. ALC wasn't afraid to show that he could sound exactly like Preem, and then some. Look at Crookie Monster, Dead End Street, Guaranteed....Just to name a few ALC joints.
jordan3649 9 months ago
ALC and dre...LA's finest!!!
sombermike 9 months ago
@sombermike ALC aint from L.A. He's from the Bay Area originally
coreyaustin1 8 months ago
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RhettPrater 9 months ago
as an original artist i would be thrilled someone sampled my music..id know i did something right...clearing the sample is also way of income and yes alot of producers credit those artist...read the cover
ThePanred 9 months ago
as an original artist i would be thrilled someone sampled my music..id know i did something right...clearing the sample is also way of income and yes alot of producers credit those artist...read the cover
ThePanred 9 months ago
What idiot decided that this vid wasnt dope and gave it a thumbs down?!
madvillian7 9 months ago
for those who keep talking bout samples like it a bad thing. Yes I do not sample very much at all. However sampling is hip hop. Sampling is a skill. Not every1 do it well. Its not just creating patterns its the ear to know what to use. Sampling is more producing then beat making. Some of U will not understand that and its k. Do not down people for sampling. I love hip hop and if you don't then that is a personal problem.
maltcus 9 months ago
@maltcus Hey bro I agree with you, but I sample instrument samples in about 95% of my music. Other than that, I'm the composer and producer of my work. Do you agree that not a lot of music producers like myself (Black Rain, INC.) DarkChild, Channel 7 (Seven Aurelius) and others don't get the credit and recognition they deserve for actually creating music and music scores that are STRICTLY hip-hop or R&B based?
Check me out man ReverbNation (Black Rain, INC.) or my channel.
BlackRainINC1 9 months ago
@BlackRainINC1 yea I agree. The thing you have to remember. When hip hop started it was not suppose to be popular. Back in the day when rock artist sold 5, 6, 10x plat. hip hop artist was lucky to sell gold. So when people hate I just say its not for you anyway.
maltcus 9 months ago
@maltcus Well said, bruh. Well said.
BlackRainINC1 9 months ago
Classic.. Alchemist always gets it in. Been doing it for years. follow@jahzillabeats
JAHZILLABEATS 9 months ago
@JAHZILLABEATS Exactly!!!! I've been a fan of The Alchemist's work since the beginning. In fact, he got my attention on the very first album that he produced on- Defari's first album from 1998 "Focused Daily". He did the title track, "Killing Spree", and "Checkstand 3".
MyJunior1975 9 months ago
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must be a very talented guy to make a beat just by chopping another....where are the real producers???
TheDisasterdude 9 months ago
bust be a very talented guy to make a beat just by chopping another....where are the real producers???
TheDisasterdude 9 months ago
@TheDisasterdude You're dumb as fuck. Alchemist is one of the best there is.
oLEANgaming 9 months ago
all i gotta say is FIREEEEEE, amazing famz!
loue82 10 months ago
check out my channel been producing for two years
and produce Hip-hop, Dnb, Dubstep & Grime Instrumentals.
and do remixes.
dncmusic92100 10 months ago
i like that shit at the end.
paisano612 10 months ago
@DJSTOMP the only reason kanye brought chaka on stage is because he was avoiding a cease and desist order and a copyright infringement lawsuit.
xOUTRANKEDx 10 months ago
Alchemist would have a bigger impact if he actually played an instrument. Good taste never dies
MoeFe 10 months ago
@MoeFe sure would man
WarithHajj91 10 months ago
I need a MPC5000 asap
karanparekh929 10 months ago
27 ppl that dislike dont like them selfs
Jamil131millz 10 months ago
whats the name of the song at the end of this video when its hits 1:55?
Crackofjag 10 months ago