about "Knxwledge" sound!!

[seanpop]

sup guys!
I got a curious question..
does anyone know about the Knxwledge's beat making process?
I can't figure out that..what kind of lo-fi does he used??
thanks!!

Knxwledge - koapastetik​.​LP.
http://gloof.bandcamp.com/album/koapastetik-lp

[nnato]

i think he uses vinyl

[susan balmar]

bounce 2 vinyl then bak 2 ableton

[IIIII]

he prob rotates all samples 90 degrees, makes them mono, bit crushes then sends it through a chorus pedal IMHO

[JELLYFISH]

he prob rotates all samples 90 degrees, makes them mono, bit crushes then sends it through a chorus pedal IMHO

this is legit

[roygbivs]

he prob rotates all samples 90 degrees, makes them mono, bit crushes then sends it through a chorus pedal IMHO

this is legit

rotates 90? explain please. I understand everything else. Thank you.

[Mad Evil Science]

I like to take the smack it up, flip it, rub it down approach

[MattCoops]

From listening to pieces of a few tracks off his koapastetik​.​LP., it sounds like something that could be made with a workstation synthesizer (like a Triton, or something along those lines).
Sounds like sequenced samples from sounds that come factory loaded in gear. Nothing to complex. It's the way it is sequenced and mixed that gives its style.

[dollarllama d]

haha !!! youll never figure it out yall

[nttht]

he prob rotates all samples 90 degrees, makes them mono, bit crushes then sends it through a chorus pedal IMHO

[nnato]

haha !!! youll never figure it out yall

word just accept ha

[unsignd]

I've listened to every knx beat tape hes ever released, some far far too many times. I listen to a lot of beats from peeps on the forums too obviously, but for some reason I always go back to listening to knxwledge stuff when im driving to work, just trying to figure out his style. He seems to have a process he uses every time just tweaking some stuff

[roygbivs]

he prob rotates all samples 90 degrees, makes them mono, bit crushes then sends it through a chorus pedal IMHO

can we flip that to 90 degree ? :s

take your pick

[blavatsky]

tasteful vinyl samples + good deep drum samples + ducking compression and some soul...

It's good stuff, I don't think it sounds un-achievable or mysterious though (?)

[unsignd]

This tape is probably a better example of his style
http://gloof.bandcamp.com/album/karma-loops-prt3

I always notice he uses a weird delay effect he does it at 00:09 on nobodielse and again at 00:13 he does that a lot in his beats. And in WrapTaype.port2 he uses sidechaining to compress the acapella track triggered by the bass drum in a couple tracks which sounds pretty cool.