Well I got my SP 404 2 months ago... I haven't had time to learn the in's and out's of this beautiful little box. To put it out there... I'm not a veteran beat making in the hip hop sense of the word but i would like to be. I am a veteran musician who understands theory, composition, and has been playing guitar for 5 years now.
1. I would like to know, where exactly do you get your drum samples from?
2. What equipment you use other than the SP in order to produce your beats?
3. Do you use hardware only( like madlib) or hardware in combination with software?
getting started...
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getting started...
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Re: getting started...
1. I would like to know, where exactly do you get your drum samples from?
I like to chop drum hits out of records. then use the FX to mold my drumhits. If you dont have a record collection you can download drums from the library
2. What equipment you use other than the SP in order to produce your beats?
turntable and records
[/quote]3. Do you use hardware only( like madlib) or hardware in combination with software?
I only use hardware to make beats. Only software i use is audacity to get my beats on the computer.
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