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FL Studio Wah Wah Tutorial

2009-08-15T15:59:00.000-07:00

Four Effective Music Producer Secrets [EXPOSED]

2009-06-20T01:52:00.000-07:00

Four Effective Music Producer Secrets [EXPOSED]

// May 7th, 2009 // 19 Comments // Personal

1. Study Successful Producers.

There are Thousands of successful musicians in the world, from Classical Composers to Hip Hop Producers. Find them, pick up their errors, and study their accomplishments. This is an important reference for divine guidance, because they will have evidential knowledge for your success. The universe carries all walks of life, applying many different and up-lifting formulas. Discover them…
2. Listen to genres dissimilar to your style.

In person, I never liked Classical, on the other hand I attended a concerto in April where the 3rd movement of Beethoven’s Tempest Sonata was performed. The woman playing the piano made me visualize the melodic tunes in a 3Dimensional format, I envisioned the variances inside each layer. Since the moment I watched this performance, all I could do is call back and picture myself modifying it into a hip hop beat, but giving birth to something totally new using similar ingredients. And so today, I listen to different genres of music just to get inspired. whether I’m examining the creativeness in the song, or the layers inside the composition itself. This establishes tons of raw thoughts in my mind because they are completely different from what I generally hear.
3.The Cardinal Change-Over

Occasionally I used to bear with a beat for an hour or so, and most times the outcome was something I did not enjoy. So I tested a new method, what I call the ‘Cardinal Change-Over’. I initiated five beats at once and spent precisely ten-minutes on each one. Using several different sounds for each one. Once I spent 10 minutes on each beat (fifty minutes later) I took a ten minute break, then went back to the first beat and started the same cycle again but this time editing what I had allready started.

Before using the ‘Cardinal Change-Over’ method, I was only able conclude to what I was seeking by 40%. Today, when I use the method my result ratio is 500%. It might seem like a hard thing to do but once you’re into it and challenging yourself, nothing will be able to stop you. Below, is the odds which normally occur for me when using the ‘Cardinal Change-Over’ methodology….

1/5 would be a Mainstream Hit – 2/5 would be used as Promotional Beats - 1/5 would be an Underground Banger, what I do with the last 1/5 is put it into a folder called “Scrap Beats” and come-back to in the future. That’s 5/5
4. The Team-Work Formula.

Everyone I acknowledge enjoys music, whether they are a familiar rapper or producer. Co-Operate with these individuals, they may supply stimulation with a production. If the additional individual holds a musical theme in their mind, let them sing it out, and then play it out on a keyboard, connect with each other on a spiritual level. The team-work formula is entertaining and is always a memorable experience. The additional individual could choose samples that you generally don’t use, this adds spice to what you are making, act upon this area. You are a producer, experimenting should play a big role in your career.

♫ Maxwell - Bad Habits

2009-06-11T10:11:00.000-07:00

♫ Maxwell - Bad Habits

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Double Barrel Tuesday: Marco Polo Makes Beats

2009-06-10T21:39:00.000-07:00

Video: Black Music Month Webisode 5

2009-06-10T10:06:00.000-07:00

Throwback Interview With DanjaHands

2009-06-10T04:46:00.000-07:00

MUSIC VIDEO: AMERIE - “WHY R U“

2009-06-09T09:52:00.000-07:00

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♫80kidz - Getting You Off (feat. Hey Champ)

2009-06-09T09:28:00.000-07:00

Download : 80kidz - Getting You Off (feat. Hey Champ)

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Mysto & Pizzi produce new “Above the Influence” commercial

2009-06-09T04:54:00.000-07:00

Free Cubase Control from iPhone; iTouchMIDI MCU for Everything Else

2009-06-09T01:04:00.000-07:00

Steinberg announced today that their Cubase iC controller app for
iPhone and iPod touch is now available. If you’re a Cubase 5
user, this app gives you loads of control over your set wirelessly. It
looks great, even if you have an existing controller – it’s
just like having an extra, more pocket-able remote control. Control
features:

Position: Check out the clever position displays and feedback
Transport: You can jump to markers, toggle the metronome and precount and cycle, and punch in recording.
Arranger: Turn arranger on and off, play, and jump
within an arrangement. You even get interactive buttons with labels for
arrangement points, as pictured below.

If you’re a Cubase user, go enjoy:

Cubase iC

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Palms Out Summer of Sound 01: FOAMO

2009-06-08T21:51:00.000-07:00

Palms Out Summer of Sound 01: FOAMO

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Audio: Exile Interview w/ Sound Session

2009-06-08T21:00:00.000-07:00

Says DJ Hyphen:

There are some artists in this industry who are
talented, and then there are a few that seem to be on another level,
closer to genius status. I won’t put the pressure on the homey
Exile by calling him a genius, but he’s clearly working on
another plane than your average ‘dope’ producer. Between
his beats, his live MPC performances, his beatboxing, and even his
rapping, he hears things that we don’t, and puts sounds together
in ways that we would never think to do.

A little while back, Ex came through Sound Session to talk all about his latest opus, Radio,
an album crafted entirely out of sounds culled from his home radio. He
detailed the creative process behind the project and how it gave him a
deeper respect for radio in general. He also talked about his crazy
live MPC sets with DJ Day, how his family influenced his music, his
upcoming Boy Meets World album with Fashawn, a follow up to Blu’s
Below The Heavens, and the 2892412931 other projects he’s got on
his plate. Check it all out right here: