I don't know if it's just me but I've seen a large number of producers who I've followed on YouTube start of with using software tools (I tend to count MIDI instruments as primarily software). Then, they either get enough money or a free sponsorship to get some hardware gear most notably the...
Exactly. Most jazz samples usually get incorporated into Boom Bap Beats.
If it's royalty free, I wouldn't hesitate to use pre-made loops but I still try to make it unique by chopping, time stretching, pitch-shifting and layering. However I'll sometimes be bold and sample something from a real...
Admittedly that's what I use to do when I first started producing. Overtime I realized that it's borderline cheating and that's it isn't fun to take something from a sample pack and install it into a beat with no changes.
In theory you can sample anything for trap and boom bap. When it comes to...
I figured that trap would be a little easy to make since the drums and 808s have very little sound diversification compared to boom bap drums and you can just find a trap melody and install into your project easily without any changes. With Boom Bap, going through different one shots, loops...
I went with the X because I don't have a desire to take my MPC anywhere and to access of of the MPC software in the flesh . I currently have the One but I'm trying to sell it. I like to keep most of my instruments in one studio but I'll be using my SP 404 MK 2 and KO II for portability. Ever...
A few reasons:
1) My passion for music. Been playing since I was a child.
2) My Curiosity and Creativity
3) It's Fun
4) I'm single. lol
5) Because of #4, I've spent a lot of money on a majority of equipment that I'm not getting rid of and spending more time on because of (see #2). They have...