Reality show for producers
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naturelleboombap
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thank you for posting that. it gives me new inspiration.
wo!.. just watched them all that Egomi dude!
and Don P !
and Don P !
put links to stbbforever in the comments of all episodes.
CHOPFYT
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The more I watch this the less I want to get into DAW/Controller driven production it all sounds so plastic and similar the sample flip exposes this. The fact that they used (maybe for copyright reasons) a "sample" from machine masters is quite telling, they were obviously looking for a particular sound....if you aint got an 808 no one gives a fuck type bit
CHOPFYT said:
Bingo! You got it...
CHOPFYT said:
...ah no you didn't get it all.
Mad ignorant comment about the tools used.
Absolutely baffled how you can be part of this beat battle community and not show respect to having 1 hour to flip a 17 second vocal clip.
Why wouldn't they use a sample from their extensive sample pack library?
Also you missed the whole point of them using a Boonie Mayfield sample and paying homage to his internet legacy and sample chop game.
They made no attempt to hide the fact the entire "contest" had been curated to look for a specific sound and person...come on man they're sitting in a commercial studio with a sync manager as a judge lol and Subpac, Rob Papen, IK Multimedia, Output as sponsors :lol:
I have that pack I can send you the 17 second vocal sample if you wanna show us how it's done :?:
Egomi had the range and the engineering skills but Don P a straight monster with those beats I'd actually listen to his music.
CHOPFYT
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HeavyDrama said:
all that means nothing to me, does that mean everyone has to make the same sort of beats? I dont know how Im disrespecting them Im just saying I didnt like everything they turned out thats not disrespect its just opinion.
The show describes itself as a reality show for producers not a reality show for DAW users making beats between 120 and 140 bpm
You can send me stems if you like I probably wouldnt make anything good, I definitely couldnt make something like them and Im ok with that, the beats I make arent for everyone and Im glad I dont sound like every other person out there with a midi controller and a loop pack
CHOPFYT said:HeavyDrama said:
all that means nothing to me*, does that mean everyone has to make the same sort of beats? I dont know how Im disrespecting them* Im just saying I didnt like everything they turned out thats not disrespect its just opinion*.
The show describes itself as a reality show for producers not a reality show for DAW users* making beats between 120 and 140 bpm*
You can send me stems if you like I probably wouldnt make anything good*, I definitely couldnt make something like them and Im ok with that, the beats I make arent for everyone* and Im glad I dont sound like every other person out there with a midi controller and a loop pack*
Hate to see it.
Dj Joey Joe
Member
I saw this on youtube a few months ago, I was so excited and after watching the first episode not so much, it was just like how they did the "Master Of The Mix" show which wasn't about turntablism but like how Chopfyt said "DAW producing" instead. I will say even though I'm not really into trap rap or trap beats, some of the beats those kats did were nice, but after watching the third episode I got disinterested and stopped. It became too much about the endorsing of product & making commercialized sounds than the idea of producers sampling & choppin' up beats like we do with the STBB battles and Mass Appeal does with Rhythm Roulette.
The channel is called "Maschine Masters". 90% of the content over the last 8 years has been focused on tutorials for computer + controller based workflows. I really feel you guys have unreasonable and myopic expectations for what the platform should be delivering to it's audience (which is clearly not you). To see cats come through with a 3000+s950 combo would be a complete curve ball to the following they've built.
Sitting in a room full of old shit from 30 years ago I agree that a more diverse group including cats that use classic gear would make for a good show, but expecting this to be the vehicle for that seems a bit of a stretch.
On a broader note fuck the gear snobbery. Everything has different strengths and can happily compliment and exist together. Hardware can bring a different mindset and some outboard can enhance your mixes in a different way to in the box, conversely you can do things in a computer that are impossible in the analog domain. If you can't make slaps on whatever you have available the whole conversation is just bullshit anyway.
You can make trap on a mpc so what the fuck are we even talking about here :lol:
Sitting in a room full of old shit from 30 years ago I agree that a more diverse group including cats that use classic gear would make for a good show, but expecting this to be the vehicle for that seems a bit of a stretch.
On a broader note fuck the gear snobbery. Everything has different strengths and can happily compliment and exist together. Hardware can bring a different mindset and some outboard can enhance your mixes in a different way to in the box, conversely you can do things in a computer that are impossible in the analog domain. If you can't make slaps on whatever you have available the whole conversation is just bullshit anyway.
You can make trap on a mpc so what the fuck are we even talking about here :lol:
Madlib produced Bandana on an iPad mini
