Sampling is also a big part of electronic music. especially like the drum&bass and the jungle/garage stuff from the early to mid 90s. hip hop is very much electronic music in a lot of ways. Alot of the hip hop producers in the mid 80s, like Marley Marl for example, were only working with drum machines and synths for bass lines and melodies.
This is crazy. At his age, I was in the "boom bap" beatmaking. Hundreds of beats made probably. But this generation brings something totally new to sampling. At first, I was saying to myself "what is he doing? it's a mess!", then it became clearer and clearer and the obvious sample vanished into something different. That's creative, intelligent and probably the consequence of a totally different approach to beatmaking. Great. Thank you.
This episode was filmed about 4 years ago for the ones that don’t know, Pi'erre posted a pic of the vid on his story a few months back, I thought this episode was never gonna come out
@@malsoliano bruh, ain’t no such thing as a taper fade, it’s just called a taper (just sides and nape) a fade is fading the entire head all around 👍🏽 hope this helps.
Pierre probably more comfortable showing sampling than showing how he puts together his melodies. He the godfather of all the rage stuff coming out now. And definitely helped shift the game from dark 808 mafia sounds to more playful video game type sounds.
Produced for Whitney, Evelyn King, Melba Moore, and had incredible solo records too. Did everything by himself from the songwriting to the production, a true auteur
Show a lot of things happening at once Remind everyone of what's going on And with every shot you show a little improvement To show it all would take to long That's called a montage ( Montage ! ) Oh we want montage ( Montage ! )
What I love about this series is how you get to watch these producers take such indistinct pieces of music and flip them into something that's so distinctly THEM. That drop at 4:34 is something I could legit invision Carti adlibbing over
Pi’erre fr the godfather of this whole new wave. He doesn’t need to sample, he can sauce up the most euphoric and addicting melodies from scratch. My fav producer other than the GOAT Ye who he was heavily influenced by
I used to watch rhythm roulette when I was like in middle school . Pierre’s my #1 Music inspiration for my music and beats so it’s nice seeing that come full circle
Solid, although, I'd love to see a lot more of the actual process, like a lot of the older videos used to feature/display. This one seemed to blaze right through it all in mere seconds haha. Anyway, just my two cents, glad to see y'all back nonetheless.
@@JaydenLolagne I'm sure that may've been a contributor, but in this case, you could tell the editing is what mainly cut it all down. Oh well, something is better than nothing, right? Take care..
Well producers like Pierre have thousands of midi drum tracks that they already made before hand, So nowadays for them to make a beat they can just drag and drop a bounce that works. I know he still made the beat but it's like he did the brunt of the work beforehand. These internet producers take entire days where they just focus on making hi hat loops, another where they are designing drum kicks, ect. That's what they have to do nowadays to get the fast results that labels want now. I usually lay all my drums down on a controller, So I don't produce like this but I know it's way faster than trying to make a new bounce for every song.
Love to everyone who get inspired of sampling, get new ideas and evolving through these artists! Creativity and Willing comes first and after that the professionalism comes true to become the own style.
3:43 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 EEEEHHHHHHHHH!!!! THAT YOUR SWEETNESS IS MY WEAKNESS WAS FYYYYYAAA AND THAT SECOND ONE WAS FYYYAAA TOOO!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏿💯 HE AINT MISS ONCE!!!! ALL OF EM WAS FYYYYAA!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What the plug-in he’s using to speed up & slow down the samples? Cuz I just use the FL audio controls and it takes forever to load whenever I change pitch
"sampling will never die, its a part of hip hop" facts pierre
Yeah if you can clear them
Sampling is also a big part of electronic music. especially like the drum&bass and the jungle/garage stuff from the early to mid 90s. hip hop is very much electronic music in a lot of ways. Alot of the hip hop producers in the mid 80s, like Marley Marl for example, were only working with drum machines and synths for bass lines and melodies.
Im so happy this series has made a come back. Hope it never ends
I feel like they spent this whole time just getting videos ready so they have stuff to drop weekly
@@nolongerjarofsan.d i think it was covid tbh
Fr fr producers need more spotlight, they do so much for the music industry
And they picked the right producer too 🐐
They gotta get Sadhugold
This is crazy. At his age, I was in the "boom bap" beatmaking. Hundreds of beats made probably. But this generation brings something totally new to sampling. At first, I was saying to myself "what is he doing? it's a mess!", then it became clearer and clearer and the obvious sample vanished into something different. That's creative, intelligent and probably the consequence of a totally different approach to beatmaking. Great. Thank you.
I appreciate your perspective on these new sounds
Yeah Pierre is a genius
Cant believe they got Pierre to come out here 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
*door creaks* 🚪
W comment lol
😐
😂😂😂
3:58 Beat 1
4:35 Beat 2
6:01 Beat 3
beat 1 went crazy
Beat 2 a hit on me
Thank You
beat 3 is the best by far
i have the live where he played made an actual song over it, i think ima post a "remaster" combining the two. Do you know the song name?@@cruxmind
This episode was filmed about 4 years ago for the ones that don’t know, Pi'erre posted a pic of the vid on his story a few months back, I thought this episode was never gonna come out
yeah his hair dont look like that anymore
Literally I remember I always checked the page like when dis gon drop?
@@styl1ssttt yh it’s a taper fade now
@@malsoliano bruh, ain’t no such thing as a taper fade, it’s just called a taper (just sides and nape) a fade is fading the entire head all around 👍🏽 hope this helps.
@@CarlosHernandez-vh1sz ok😂
Pierre probably more comfortable showing sampling than showing how he puts together his melodies. He the godfather of all the rage stuff coming out now. And definitely helped shift the game from dark 808 mafia sounds to more playful video game type sounds.
RIP KASHIF. a music legend who gets overlooked.
I instantly looked him up
He got classics fr 💯 wrote for a lot of artist too 🔥
Produced for Whitney, Evelyn King, Melba Moore, and had incredible solo records too. Did everything by himself from the songwriting to the production, a true auteur
“I kinda stop sampling cuz I didn’t kno how to clear samples” they won’t ever let this man clear a sample😭😭
It's not your job as the producer to clear samples
Unless your independent
he referring to Pissy Pamper,right?
😂😂😂
I mean technically it’s not the producers job to clear samples and with services like tracklib it’s very easy to clear samples
"Sampling will never die." real talk. Pierre sound so fresh man.
That last beat at 5:22 is INSANE
do you know what’s the sample called?
Big fax 📠 no fiction
that first beat is insane, need to hear the rest of that
For real
He said nahh ima save that one for me big dawg
nah i have it ima post it soon, he played it on live last year
I can’t stop listening to the second beat he made. I’ve probably played it back over 150 times
Bro Facts 😩😩😩
3:30 it’s crazy how quickly it went from just a sample to an insane beat
Power of editing my friend
Show a lot of things happening at once
Remind everyone of what's going on
And with every shot you show a little improvement
To show it all would take to long
That's called a montage
( Montage ! )
Oh we want montage
( Montage ! )
it’s called Fruity Loops
💯
lack of mental health care is a serious problem with beats
Beat sample at 5:39 is godly🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 u can tell he was really phuckin w it he even put his crowd producer tag on there
does anyone know what the sample is called ?
Fax
@@2k5jan The Commodores - Cebu from Movin' On
Mass appeal please continue dropping more rhythm roulettes the people want and need more!!!
Bro so cold with the production, can't wait to meet him one day! YO PIERRE!
I know that ain’t FUBUGOTTHATFLAME 🔥
How have u worked with Silkmoney and not Pierre?
Bro you’re up there too 😂
You be giving ASAP Ant crazy stuff one of my favorite producers
Bro u gotta get on this show I been listening to you since 17’
work with ICYTWAT again
This is probably the first time you actually get to see Pierre actually make beats
He does it on ig live all the time
Bros been makin beats on ig live for years now
He does it on ig live all the time
😮 he does
@@moneymakinmitch8130 I think he meant where we get to see all that he’s using to make the beats
That Kashif album is a classic. My auntie would play that same record on friday nights.
Love that Mass Appeal has a variety of producers on this series.. Y’all make my day whenever y’all drop ❤️👍🏾🔥 Shout out Mr. Bourne!!!
What I love about this series is how you get to watch these producers take such indistinct pieces of music and flip them into something that's so distinctly THEM. That drop at 4:34 is something I could legit invision Carti adlibbing over
Pierre’s beats never get old bruh he be using the simplest melodies and it goes crazy every time
THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THIS BACK MASS APPEAL. Been my favorite series on TH-cam for years.
Pi’erre fr the godfather of this whole new wave. He doesn’t need to sample, he can sauce up the most euphoric and addicting melodies from scratch. My fav producer other than the GOAT Ye who he was heavily influenced by
And Ye groomed by No I.D (keep it going yall)
@@bobclues2 no ID inspired by Jermaine dupri
@@yogicbeats Jermaine Dupri influenced by Jimmy Jam
@@pradabears Jimmy Jam influenced by me
@@이알라인 why would you do this?
Love how loud pierre while still being soft spoken. Dope dude
4:34 someone please remake this!
That's straight up heat🥵
5:22 gives me vice City or some game menu type vibes.
bro he made a full song to the first beat and played it on live im bouta post
@@blcssin where bro
I hope this teaches people how you don’t need to overthink everything
I used to watch rhythm roulette when I was like in middle school . Pierre’s my #1 Music inspiration for my music and beats so it’s nice seeing that come full circle
Seeing him work makes you want to start producing!
Deadass thinking about making beats after watching this
Solid, although, I'd love to see a lot more of the actual process, like a lot of the older videos used to feature/display. This one seemed to blaze right through it all in mere seconds haha. Anyway, just my two cents, glad to see y'all back nonetheless.
Pierre really private so it make sense
Prolly cuz he just breeze through it, I haven’t watched it yet but he works fast af
@@JaydenLolagne I'm sure that may've been a contributor, but in this case, you could tell the editing is what mainly cut it all down. Oh well, something is better than nothing, right? Take care..
He probably was struggling a lil to get the samples right so they probably just cut it down to be more entertaining
Well producers like Pierre have thousands of midi drum tracks that they already made before hand, So nowadays for them to make a beat they can just drag and drop a bounce that works. I know he still made the beat but it's like he did the brunt of the work beforehand. These internet producers take entire days where they just focus on making hi hat loops, another where they are designing drum kicks, ect. That's what they have to do nowadays to get the fast results that labels want now. I usually lay all my drums down on a controller, So I don't produce like this but I know it's way faster than trying to make a new bounce for every song.
Keep the RR vids coming! thank you Mass Appeal! salute
I WAITED 3 YEARS FOR THIS💜💜💜
I like his style of beats he always makes space
Type melodies
Kashif is responsible for majority of that 80s upbeat funk sound. A great songwriter az well. May he rest in peace
This was great. Keep this show alive. Bangers by Pierre too. 10/10
Love his simple approach guys been a genius
Pierres creativity & producing process is just outstanding !
Wow. He freaked those samples so quick. Legend!
That’s cold asl 🔥🔥 Pi’erre really did his thing thoe
4:06 uTorrent icon on the laptop. We know where Pierre got his VSTs.
That beat at 3:45 😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨
Finalllyyyy been waiting on thus since they made this series bro🥲
Love to everyone who get inspired of sampling, get new ideas and evolving through these artists! Creativity and Willing comes first and after that the professionalism comes true to become the own style.
“Yo Pi’erre you wanna sample this record”
🧢🎩🎩🤫🤹♂️😱🤾♂️😱🎓💯😭🤨💀💀👳♂️🏌♀️😋👍😐😐*️⃣🤓👒😔🥳
Getting Pierre is legendary!
Im still waiting for a logic episode and a 6ix episode though!
or FrancisGotHeat
Same here! I love 6ix's production 🔥
Logics beat tape is actually dope
That would be gross in the best way
6ix9ine the goat!
Pierre production so dope man
Kashif was an awesome producer himself 🔥
One of the cleanest ones I heard fr
I've been waiting so long for this one
That samurai Champloo sample @ 2:30 !
that pitch on 4:36 go STOOPID hard with the drums
i have the song he made i just need the title of the song
So thankful to have this series back dropping new content
Everytime I watch one of these videos, it inspires me to go make a beat
legend fr real contribution to rap music from this guy
Hard that he samples in Ableton but lays down the drums in FL.
Sampling soo much more easier and better in Ableton fs
Time stretch >>>
@@teoifolis fr. Ableton prob the best DAW for sampling, and I'm saying this after switching to Logic Pro last year.
he always does that plus its easier on ableton
I would do the same with Logic. and after the drums on FL, I go back to Logic to mix everything 🤣
I’ve been waiting for this my entire life !!!
so dope and effortlessly done 🔥
Whenever I need inspiration I watch this still till this day
Pierre Bourne & K Swisha brought a new sound to the game
Pi'erre is Ableton and FL gang simultaneously! ? 😁👍🏼✌🏼💎
That’s what I’m sayin. I think Nick Mira does that too
Once he hit that sound at 4:47 I was like WOW that’s Pierre
i have the song he made over it im bouta post
3:43 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
EEEEHHHHHHHHH!!!! THAT YOUR SWEETNESS IS MY WEAKNESS WAS FYYYYYAAA AND THAT SECOND ONE WAS FYYYAAA TOOO!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏿💯
HE AINT MISS ONCE!!!! ALL OF EM WAS FYYYYAA!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
3:04 🔥🔥 instant loop
yesssssss !!1 so happy to see this episode
i was hoping pierre wouldnt dissapoint and he really came through with that heat. He a legend fasho
THIS MAKES ME HAPPY! been following for a min.
Pierre got the utorrent like the rest of us.
I'm sayin😭😭😭
The sample flip at 3:47 is ridiculous
bout time yall got pierre lol. i wanna see more of these new producers as well as the o.g's in the game.
The P in Pierre stands for perfect
everyone should love and appreciate how talented this man truly is
4:51 is dangerousssssssss🔥🔥🔥
yo i have the song he made over it im bouta post
I'd luv to see a Mass Appeal Compilation album from just the Rhythm Roulette.
What the plug-in he’s using to speed up & slow down the samples? Cuz I just use the FL audio controls and it takes forever to load whenever I change pitch
Beat at 3:51 is the one
Yooo Pierre really came out there
This man sampled Jodeci “what about us” and made Playboi Carti “RIP” 🤯
That first beat was insane, take you to another planet
They should've included the first beat he made at the end of the video, it's the heaviest in my opinion 🔥🔥🔥
We need one of these every week !
Been waiting on this for a solid minute.
I like how he made a fresh sound due to the fact he couldn't clear samples.
Fire. Love the beat he made from that sample.
they finally got this man to come out here 🤧
That intro/song editing at didn't go unnoticed Mass Appeal. That was so satisfying
Yo this is a historical moment fr fr🔥🔥🔥
Love to see that rhythm roulette is back again !!😍
The last beat is crazy
Been waiting for this vid
That sample got NASTY fast. Love it. This series continues to be fire.
LEGENDARY!!! Thanks, Mass Appeal!!!
cool episode.. peace to Pierre!
would love to see Nicholas Craven on here
OOOOOOH THAT LAST BEAT WAS SOMETHING ELSE
Pierre seems like a really chill and humble guy
Check out his documentary dude, he’s really a chill guy. Made it by himself, people doubted him crazy
@@HenryThe12 what’s it called?
@@aerpods The Life Of Pi'erre documentary
3:40🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
this video would be a lot better if we could hear more of the beats imo
Some real young talent!
4:05 uTorrent 👀
Ye 💀💀💀💀
Bro I been waiting for this
Sampled it on ableton and did the beat on fl that’s dope