Quincy Banks

From Houston, TX moved to Los Angeles, CA. I've been making music for a few years now. Bounced around from the MPC 2000, MPC 2500, SP-404, SP-303, and software.

Quincy Banks | Cardboard Beats Vol. 1 (Demo) on Bandcamp
36-Track Beat Demo
Artwork by Zapruder Design



My Soundcloud
(older tracks from 2013 and earlier)


A few from 2013 to check out:

Disguise
Forest
Cheeeba
Tick Tock


A few old favorites to check out:

Steamy
Tribute
Tell Me
Careless Tomorrow
Cabbage


Enjoy!

http://quincybanks.bandcamp.com
@QQuinncyBanks
[email protected]
http://quincybanks.tumblr.com

still running

I'm listening... I like it. Great drum patterns.

heya, what equipment did you use for your band camp beats? if you don't mind me asking.

Sounding good. I think all i would do is suggest finding more ways to challenge yourself. I'm under the impression that theirs a lot more looping than chopping going on here (or just chops that don't distinguish it enough from the original sample) if that's the case i'd definitely suggest practising more chopping/layering as it makes the beat very simple to copy and were's the good in that right?

suggestive cemantics shit depending on who your talking to. Otherwise enjoyed the tunes on the band camp.

hey guys, just now getting back to this

first off thanks everyone

ableton, 404sx, and some keys for cardboard. most of these are just songs that were sitting around on my computer for a while made in 2013. have tons of new stuff to be put out that isn't so obvious-sample-loop. the main idea behind this was to extend some cool samples into beats and create seamless loops with variation from small parts of songs with purposefully under-toned drums and obvious loops.

check some of my other older stuff without samples too:

https://soundcloud.com/quincybanks/disguise
https://soundcloud.com/quincybanks/forest