do you always stay in the classic beatmaking genre?

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Lol
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Sinapse wrote:
a.D. wrote:you musta woke up on the wrong side of your head before you typed that sinapse.
mannnnn it isn't that deep at all...I meant it in more of a snibe way since I took your post about me calling D a sage lightly...I think sometimes my dry humor doesn't translate well in text...but for real man I have zero problem with anything you said or ever say on here for that matter.
yall two are comedy. lol everyone got there points and drops gems constantly. im just a student honestly.
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dollarllama d wrote:
Sinapse wrote:
a.D. wrote:you musta woke up on the wrong side of your head before you typed that sinapse.
mannnnn it isn't that deep at all...I meant it in more of a snibe way since I took your post about me calling D a sage lightly...I think sometimes my dry humor doesn't translate well in text...but for real man I have zero problem with anything you said or ever say on here for that matter.
yall two are comedy. lol everyone got there points and drops gems constantly. im just a student honestly.
pretty good at rhyming too...intentionally or not lol
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haha..were u trying to rhyme that shit?
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-As far as progressing the art form.... Hmm i think its just too easy to break the "rules" of hip hop for it to keep its identity. In its basic form a hip hop beat IMO is...

- a sample loop (whether it be chopped or just a loop)
- Drum Loop
- Some times a low bassline

Create a 2-8 bar loop. extend for however many minutes. done.

But add some synth, unquantized beats or some glitchyness and people are calling it "glitch Hop" "wonky" "aqua crunk" etc.

Basically i guess what im saying is that if its going to sound different and/or progressive, and still be called Hip Hop it has to be within those constraints in order for people to not call it something else.







-my 2 cents
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haha..your so right in more than 2 ways.
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Heat Vision wrote:-As far as progressing the art form.... Hmm i think its just too easy to break the "rules" of hip hop for it to keep its identity. In its basic form a hip hop beat IMO is...

- a sample loop (whether it be chopped or just a loop)
- Drum Loop
- Some times a low bassline

Create a 2-8 bar loop. extend for however many minutes. done.

But add some synth, unquantized beats or some glitchyness and people are calling it "glitch Hop" "wonky" "aqua crunk" etc.

Basically i guess what im saying is that if its going to sound different and/or progressive, and still be called Hip Hop it has to be within those constraints in order for people to not call it something else.







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I disagree completely. I think by definition, Hip Hop does not have a definition...you know it's Hip Hop when you hear it!
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never I make what ever comes to mind
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Sinapse wrote:
dollarllama d wrote:
Sinapse wrote:


yall two are comedy. lol everyone got there points and drops gems constantly. im just a student honestly.
pretty good at rhyming too...intentionally or not lol
haha i didnt notice that. thats my old black mantis alias comin out of retirement. lol
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a.D. wrote:haha..were u trying to rhyme that shit?
i wasnt tryin too haha. i used to rhyme tho alot from 95 to 05
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Yes i do stay w that.
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the boom...bap...make ya speakers pop
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At the end of the day their All just tiny wave files in a huge ocean . Not about ups or props. It's your preference. This is starting to sound like a never ending religion debate
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