madlib morphing into quas

[mostblunted]

I read that madlib used to change the pitch of the track and then I just read that madlib uses the same cassette tape as I do.... so I played around with it.


It seems like:



on the right, there is a pitch wheel (right there turned all the way to the right.)


I recorded madlibs voice with the wheel all the way to the left, then played it with the pitch wheel all the way to the right.

I'll upload audio in a bit.

edit:
http://www.zshare.net/audio/6478378dd0791b/

the first is madlib, the second quasimoto, the third lib morphing into quas

[DarkWing]

i read somewhere that he just slow the beat way down, and then rap real slow and speed it back up...

[mostblunted]

i read somewhere that he just slow the beat way down, and then rap real slow and speed it back up...

that's what I'm explaining here.

[drewzle]

that's wicked man
brilliant discovery
that pitching sounds ill

[Vynal Duss]

That 4 track looks dope

Is this the unit the Unseen was recorded on? I heard it was done on a 4 track, and Madvillany and Further adventures where done on the digital boards. Peace, Duss.

[mostblunted]

That 4 track looks dope

Is this the unit the Unseen was recorded on? I heard it was done on a 4 track, and Madvillany and Further adventures where done on the digital boards. Peace, Duss.

madlib once said that he used to record his old stuff on a tascam 4 track portastudio.
There are two portastudios, 414 and 424. Dunno which one he used.

[Euclid Ov Oåklånd]

Yeah that's an oldschool trick that all the pro tools kids will never figure out. I pretty sure it was used to match the pitch of samples rather than change the pitch of a voice.

[YoungHeat]

thats dope.....

[Paulj]

I didn't know madlib was using the 414 as well!