does anyone know where he got that laugh sample from at 0:04 seconds?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E43aMPehX6g
need help with this dibia$e sample??
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Re: need help with this dibia$e sample??
Not sure if you know but Dibiase's on these forums dude, good fella too. Look around & you'll find him.
Not speaking for him here, but that laugh's one of his tags. Marking beats like that shows that its by a specific person, so unless the tag's super well known its not good form to rip off another producer's mark. If you hear that laugh behind a rapper or in a mix you know you're hearing a Dibiase original.
If you're after a tag then you're best off finding something all for yourself.
But hey you never know, he might let it slip if you ask him right.
Not speaking for him here, but that laugh's one of his tags. Marking beats like that shows that its by a specific person, so unless the tag's super well known its not good form to rip off another producer's mark. If you hear that laugh behind a rapper or in a mix you know you're hearing a Dibiase original.
If you're after a tag then you're best off finding something all for yourself.
But hey you never know, he might let it slip if you ask him right.
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Re: need help with this dibia$e sample??
Unfolding wrote:Not sure if you know but Dibiase's on these forums dude, good fella too. Look around & you'll find him.
Not speaking for him here, but that laugh's one of his tags. Marking beats like that shows that its by a specific person, so unless the tag's super well known its not good form to rip off another producer's mark. If you hear that laugh behind a rapper or in a mix you know you're hearing a Dibiase original.
If you're after a tag then you're best off finding something all for yourself.
But hey you never know, he might let it slip if you ask him right.
thanks for the response man.
its funny cuz ive also heard other producers use his tag but had no idea that tag was a dibiase original.. but i guess now i know where they got it from.
i guess me wanting to use his tag is more so a form of appreciating ones work.
and i had no idea he was on this forum considering im new to the sp family but thanks for the heads up dude.
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Re: need help with this dibia$e sample??
That beat is RA like the Sun, hadn't heard this Dibia$e album yet. I would agree that it is in poor taste to use a producer's signature drop without collaboration or direct permission/recommendation. That being said, it's all good to find your own signature drop to use in a set or in your beats.
I personally like his "D muthafuka D" from Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing,
one of my all time favorite movies.
I personally like his "D muthafuka D" from Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing,
one of my all time favorite movies.
