"Ain't no future" West Coast Synth

[Hi-Lo]

You guys know that real famous synth from the song "Ain't no future in yo frontin'" by MC breed? I know its been used in a bunch of stuff since and i'm wondering if anyone knows what machine it comes from and if there's a good way to replicate it in reason or FL.

 

[A B]

just experoment with the subractor and malstrom you'll soon start to figure out how to construct the sounds you're after

 

[Hi-Lo]

just experoment with the subractor and malstrom you'll soon start to figure out how to construct the sounds you're after

no doubt man, I am. I don't want to give the impression that im expecting people to show me everything its just I am pretty much lost when I use those machines. I do play around with the knobs and levels and what not, but its not nearly to the point where I can really understand how to hear something in my head and translate it into reason. I'm trying to read up on this stuff a lot but I'm also in school doing a double major, so time is hard to find, you know? the more pointers i can get the better

 

[Hi-Lo]

Anyone know the machine its originally from or a good way to remake it in reason?

 

[Sanova]

I dont even remember what the song sounds like...

 

[Hi-Lo]

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[trez260]

the sound you're hearing on "aint no future in yo frontin" is a vocal sample from zapp's "more bounce to the ounce" it's roger troutman on the voicebox (not sure exactly the name of it)

 

[Sanova]

the sound you're hearing on "aint no future in yo frontin" is a vocal sample from zapp's "more bounce to the ounce" it's roger troutman on the voicebox (not sure exactly the name of it)

illness

 

[Hi-Lo]

the sound you're hearing on "aint no future in yo frontin" is a vocal sample from zapp's "more bounce to the ounce" it's roger troutman on the voicebox (not sure exactly the name of it)

thanks a lot man