Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Talk the talk.

Moderator: TGN

Auqs
Member
Posts: 208
Joined: Sun Jun 26, 2011 11:03 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by Auqs »

just yesterday I was thinking how Roland is probably the dumbest company in the business for have not developed properly the sp series with endorsements, better designs and new models&features, specially after the 606 i think roland was ahead of the game with other competitors in the idea of combining hardware and software...

thank you again for this interview
DJ Sorce-1
Member
Posts: 23
Joined: Sat Mar 23, 2013 7:45 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by DJ Sorce-1 »

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it. Working on the final installment now!

It's interesting, Roland re-tweeted me yesterday when I included them on a tweet about the interview. I included them in another tweet today. I wonder if someone from their camp will read the part where we criticize them and respond.
User avatar
riPaddo
Member
Posts: 196
Joined: Tue May 31, 2011 10:41 am
Location: The Netherlands

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by riPaddo »

Great read, Sorce! Really looking forward to part 3.
User avatar
yo-yo crunch
Member
Posts: 577
Joined: Wed May 09, 2007 12:49 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by yo-yo crunch »

great interview just wish he would've answered the last question
DJ Sorce-1
Member
Posts: 23
Joined: Sat Mar 23, 2013 7:45 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by DJ Sorce-1 »

Thanks for all the kind words everyone.

I hope you enjoy Part 3.
User avatar
preqwal
Member
Posts: 274
Joined: Wed Jan 04, 2012 10:49 am
Location: Newcastle, UK
Contact:

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by preqwal »

Great interview. I love dibiase ever since I saw tat youtube clip with ras g back in 2007. He makes everything seam so effortless. Dont think there is anything he's done which I don't like. And he seams like a genuine person, I know he kicks around this forum a lot too!
User avatar
Mr. Davenport
Member
Posts: 430
Joined: Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:00 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by Mr. Davenport »

Great job sorce 1. Its inspiring to read especially after seeing youtube interviews he seems very grounded and humble. Look forward to more. You should try to interview Dr. Who Dat(aka jneiro jarel) who is an avid sp 303 user.
User avatar
dollarllama d
Member
Posts: 635
Joined: Thu Jul 15, 2010 6:33 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by dollarllama d »

@dorkus u should check out the beats from the battles on the forums i submitted. those were never video game beats. :D
User avatar
dollarllama d
Member
Posts: 635
Joined: Thu Jul 15, 2010 6:33 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by dollarllama d »

big ups to dj sorce 1 for interview i put him up on alot of the homies on the forums
User avatar
dollarllama d
Member
Posts: 635
Joined: Thu Jul 15, 2010 6:33 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by dollarllama d »

Dorkus wrote:Not necessarily less experimental I just don't like the way video game beats sound. I know it's pretty trendy around here but in my humble opinion they just sound very one dimensional and rhythmless. I'll check out his stuff in a little bit when I get home. Thanks for the reference.


luckily i'm not a one trick pony. lol video game stuff from me was mainly from 05 almost 10 years ago. but i have plenty of beats in some the battles on the forums for example.
User avatar
dollarllama d
Member
Posts: 635
Joined: Thu Jul 15, 2010 6:33 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by dollarllama d »

Dorkus wrote:
DJ Sorce-1 wrote:Yup. People always think it has to be all or none, hardware or software. Be open minded to the infinite potential that exists with music production hardware AND software. There is so much out there, it never hurts to try something new or different.


I agree. I like to use my sp12 with Maschine. People act like it gives them "beat cred" if they use hardware and are anti-software. Granted most time Im all hardware but I have the same respect for cats who use software even if its exclusively software. The end result is all I care about.


thats one of my fav combos now running drums through sp 12 and dumping into maschine. working on a tape full that now
User avatar
dollarllama d
Member
Posts: 635
Joined: Thu Jul 15, 2010 6:33 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by dollarllama d »

rrr* wrote:Awesome! Can't wait for part 2. Dibiase is one of my favorites it would be dope to meet him, we both live in the sacramento area.


where u at man? well i got hit you up whenever there's anything happening
User avatar
Dust le Villain
Member
Posts: 430
Joined: Sun Sep 05, 2010 7:37 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by Dust le Villain »

dollarllama d wrote:
luckily i'm not a one trick pony. lol video game stuff from me was mainly from 05 almost 10 years ago. but i have plenty of beats in some the battles on the forums for example.



Tru



Dope Interview.
User avatar
Mr. Davenport
Member
Posts: 430
Joined: Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:00 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by Mr. Davenport »

dollarllama d wrote:
Dorkus wrote:Not necessarily less experimental I just don't like the way video game beats sound. I know it's pretty trendy around here but in my humble opinion they just sound very one dimensional and rhythmless. I'll check out his stuff in a little bit when I get home. Thanks for the reference.


luckily i'm not a one trick pony. lol video game stuff from me was mainly from 05 almost 10 years ago. but i have plenty of beats in some the battles on the forums for example.

Thats cool man, I checked out your bandcamp page and I like everything I hear. I didnt know if you did video game beats or not but I must've offended someone with that comment because I got a message, a friendly message though. I probably shouldve left my 2 cents out because I have actually sampled from video games before just not the 8 bit old nintendo style. Some of the newer games have soundscapes that are great prospects as sample donors. Really feeling "collecting dust" right now!
User avatar
Mr. Davenport
Member
Posts: 430
Joined: Sat Oct 17, 2009 11:00 pm

Re: Mr. Dibia$e Interview

Post by Mr. Davenport »

dollarllama d wrote:
Dorkus wrote:
DJ Sorce-1 wrote:Yup. People always think it has to be all or none, hardware or software. Be open minded to the infinite potential that exists with music production hardware AND software. There is so much out there, it never hurts to try something new or different.


I agree. I like to use my sp12 with Maschine. People act like it gives them "beat cred" if they use hardware and are anti-software. Granted most time Im all hardware but I have the same respect for cats who use software even if its exclusively software. The end result is all I care about.


thats one of my fav combos now running drums through sp 12 and dumping into maschine. working on a tape full that now

I LOVE my sp12, even more than the sp1200. Sure its got 5.3 seconds less sample time but its built much better, saves everything internally so no disks, and about half the price...I sold my 1200 cus I get by just fine with the 12 using it with maschine, sp 303 and my other samplers. I cant wait to check out your maschine/sp12 tape. Cheers!
Post Reply