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Might as well keep it Philly for a while… Here is a great video of Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff aka the legendary “Gamble & Huff” breaking down why it’s …
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A bunch of people have been asking me how I placed the “Bright Lights Big City” track with Jim Jones. It was pretty easy actually. I Didn’t need a grand scheme or plan (which has worked for me before). I’ll try to make this sound as interesting as possible… but its really not. This is a straight forward example of how real networking pays off.
Soulseek (A peer to peer file sharing program) may very well be the greatest thing in the world for hip hop samples. Here are some tips for power usage on Soulseek…
“Stories From The Industry Trenches” aims to give valuable insight into the music industry through the telling of true stories… Chapter I – Small World Five years ago, I was …
If he were still physically alive, Marvin Gaye would have turned 70 years old today… R.I.P. Marvin… Here is some info on the creation of one of his many classic tracks “What’s Going On”…
This is a gmail conversation I had with a fellow producer a while ago. This is probably the craziest and most blatant industry rip off scheme I have heard of. …
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Cool vid, me too I like having the sample ready in Cool Edit, instead of actually doing the chopping with Recycle or wtv.
Also, I know you didn’t pay attention to detail cuz it’s just a beat making video, but do you always make sure you cut at zero crossing? I didn’t know about that zero crossing shit until I saw a Logic tutorial. It really make your editing sound so much smoother.
Cool edit does it naturally when you cut and paste, I think you need to adjust the settings though…
Dope Video! can’t wait for part 2!
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Yo JB,
That was tight work! I always chop the sample into hits and replay…ie. Premo and some others….but not as good at it, lol…..but I like how your tracks sound so “seemlessly” put together…will def check out Part 2.
Dope vid Jim,
Definitely a good look……..looking forward to part 2.
That’s some dope shit real dope
Don’t forget Biz Markie was the first to use that loop back in the day.
jim you fuckin genius
Suge!
wow I didnt know you did that! great tutorial
Im am loving your blog.. I will do a long post on it very soon… we appreciate all your advise.. I use it!
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Thanks. Stay tuned, I have some good stuff planned….
I use Soundforge to chop samples.What other programs do you recommend for the aforementioned purpose?
Besides I can’t seem to get cool edit pro(Is it the same as Adobe Audio audition?) to work on my system!!!
Any sound editing program is fine for chopping samples. I only use cool edit pro because I never switched up for some reason. I don’t recommend using cool edit pro, even though I use it haha.