Hip Hop producer and composer Needlz on Maschine

Needlz who has worked with Busta Rhymes, Lupe Fiasco, Talib Kweli, and Swizz Beatz among others, talking about why he sold all of his hardware gear and now works with Maschine.

Check out http://www.native-instruments.com/maschine

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Music

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• needlz
• native
• instruments
• maschine
• drum
• machine
• studio
• production
• songwriting
• beat
• hip-hop
• urban
• music

[SwineHoundProduction]

His beats are crap

[BallinAlo]

nice vids yo... u should check out /watch?v=z_zWmV9U8zc and let me in on some feedback. much appreciated.

[Bashanvibe]

@BiermannDurlach your words have no affect ob me!!! can u use words bigger then four letters to prove a point your mad at no one but yourself!!! don't dish it if u can't take it!!! my music is out there I don't have to prove a point u!!! there is a diff between beat maker and producer!!! I never said the khat wasnt good at what he does he is just a beat maker point blank!!!i still love his work!!! truth is truth u can love it or hate it!!!

[BiermannDurlach]

@Bashanvibe and where is your fucking music? you crazy wannabe producer bitch know nothing!

[Bashanvibe]

JDilla took samples from real bands not from other samplin based instruments from a mpc factory base perspective!!! so to the last comment on i don't kno what i'm talkn bbout i can go for hours an you will never understand what i'm saying cause youre not a musician who plays an instrument Djs are not musicins

[Bashanvibe]

this is for all those that replied to my comment!!! if u can create a track with out the use of a sample then u are a produce if u can take a band and tell them scientifically then u are a producer!!! my comment on JDilla was that he is one of a few kats that can tsake a sample and make it musical from a musician P.O.V. not from some one who only listen to just hip hop!!!

[DoctorSess]

@Bashanvibe you have no idea what you're talking about, peace.

[TheGoodChap]

@Bashanvibe J Dilla looked up to Pete Rock for all of his inspiration. He even told him that when he was starting out he just wanted to be like Pete Rock. I love J-Dilla, but art is all about copying other peoples success.

[JWillRap]

HEY

I know everybody says this but I need a chance, im a 15 year old rapper from Missouri and i try really hard on my music but i dont have the best microphone, so if you could view my channel, comment, and subscribe i will do the same for you!! If you wanna collab hit me up. im not the best, I know that. lol

Thanks!

[SupervisionBeats]

@SupervisionBeats these breaks were put into 3 to 4 minute songs where people would rap over. thus creating sampling. which has made many advances thanks to people such as J Dilla. and im not taking anything from him. hes one of the main reasons i started sampling. nothing against you either man just spreading some knowledge bro. much love.