Hello, Now to start off I'm a fan of Logic's music in general right? And recently I've grown a slight attraction to actually producing and making my own sounds. So going back to my being a fan of Logic and his music, there is this one song he has "Under Pressure" that he has credentials for producing and such. My question is how did he chop those samples up and how the hell does it sound so good, as I want to know what he used. If anybody can help me out that'll be appreciated, or if you can direct me to somebody who breaks these types of beats down and deciphers them.
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GhostChamberz
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This appears to be the only sample he used? starts at 0:02 , i cant hear anything amazing or complex about the flip?
Drago Zetić
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There's like four samples in there. Also, the way he flipped the beginning of "Eazy Duz It" is brilliant.
https://www.whosampled.com/Logic/Under-Pressure/samples/
https://www.whosampled.com/Logic/Under-Pressure/samples/
GhostChamberz
ILLIEN
My bad. Thanks for correcting that
Thanks, alot for the replies I really appreciate it also. I went back to it and it seems as though he's the only one who produced this sound and to me that sounds like it'd be a huge feat to manage since there are so many intricacies tied into the actual song. I'm guessing with time you get that good right? But he had to have someone over his shoulder giving him pointers on it
GhostChamberz
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Or maybe he is just super serious about his craft and putting work in.
I didnt even know he produced.
I didnt even know he produced.