SP-FORUMS

"droppin' names" is good for a laugh

^yeah, i used to have but i cant find it

maybe a lil..probably something better off left unspoken. but i do agree with myself...its been a long day

no no, not upset at all, not surprised either. just seems like people in here limit themselves so much. although there are probably many in here who may be familiar with the name black sheep, probably only a few have actually taken time to listen to the sound with the exception of hearing "the ...

jesus christ!!! how many posts like this do we need? no offense hematurge but obviously youre gonna go with what YOU think is better for you. We all know that 303's and 404's is a huge trend in here and yes they are great machines, but at the end of the day the sound of the final beat is all that ...

lol, i figured there would be few responses to the post..maybe i should have said that Blacksheep were signed to Stonesthrow or he was produced by Madlib, or Mr. Lawnge uses a 303...how many of you actually know about the golden era of hip hop...? regardless of what sampler is used to make the beats

One of my top 5 favorite groups from the early 90's. They latest album(3rd to my knowledge)"8wm" is just as, if not, tighter than the '91 debut "a wolf in sheeps clothing" 17 years later Dres rips the mic like he always could along with Mr. Lawnge and his trademark jazz/rock beats. For all you true ...

^yeah thats it

I would chop it up into individual hits and then try resampling in lo fi at like 8-10 bits, another thing I like to do is just sample some vinyl static to a pad and then resample it underneath the drum hits.

on Youtube there is clips of the movie

I saw it on showtime last weekend, it'll be on again tommarow i got it tevo'd

Anyone else see this yet? Great documentary. I knew the Bush boys were corrupt but I had no idea Sr. was this bad, everyone should watch this.

that 10 cc album is great if its the same one i have thats where dilla got the "workin' on it" samples from on Donuts

not bad, i thought dave chapelles "the naggar family" was much funnier tho

"soul flower" from tha phacyde-produced by j-swift