RZA'S a deep intellectual mc, dj, producer, & on almost every project he is involved in he rises to the occasion. A real gear/tech head who keeps his beats new and fresh, but also still able to not forget about the gritty grimey boom bap beats that he started with... I've seen footage a Rza playing bass guitar to the drums. Mad gifted brotha who always inspires to keep perfecting your art until your sharp as a dart 🎯 namean. ☠️
everything he said in the beginning about being frustrated but then realizing that it’s actually user friendly is exactly how i felt when i first started using maschine. be like that sometimes lol. but ayo salute to the OG 🙏🏽
I think it also gives you a special perspective on music & how it impacts people in public (which is of course different than by yourself). Especially because in a club or a party the people are all united by the music, it plays such an essential role. I'm actually not a Deejay, although I was the music guy at every house party.
From what i've seen in other videos and from tutorials this is way more capable than an MPC imo. I was always a fan of Roland samplers, so much good music made on SP 404s and SP 303s. Definitely looking into getting myself one of these.
Some insider tips and gear used on classic albums produced by RZA!! Talking about using a Boss synth on ODB’s Re Enter the 36 Chambers was cool as hell!!
ok, I wanna see you say that directly face to face to bobby digital. hed sacrifice his fav production piece by smashing your hating face. and then produce a track using your cries of agony, get the whole clan together and record a classic, grimy 36 chamber type banger with your lilbitch cries as part of the intrumental. worry bout your own vocab, build a hip hop group, take that group to the top for a multiple year sretch, then you cab mock the Abbots speach, you must not understand that those who have rapped for years, tend to speak how they wish, and if you've rapped for years, and have a style, most arent gonna speak how your lame ass expects.. bottom line, the main Wu clan member can say wtf he wants.. shhiiit I can to, and Im so underground, my only fans exist in my city(Riverside)-Maxcap the Virtual Pope
@BillyBey1 I have Reason 5, Cubase 6, Hella plugins, & I still use hardware. Hardware will never be obselete in music. Never. I have a sp-1200, MPC 3000, MPD 32, Nord, Edirol PCR-300, Tascam 1" reel to reel, Lexicon 224, (hardware & plugin), the list goes on... Hardware has a warmer sound than anything digital. You can warm it up with software too, but its not the same. The dynamics are somehow a tad bit different... But the general public dont know unless they are audiophiles ya know?
True. I started on a eps 16 way back. I also remember getting fruityloops 1, the very first one, my father got it for me. At the time i thought it was cool and i learned t, and still have thousands of beat files... But i always come home to hardware, it just feels better. When you maike a beat on a computer you feel soul-less. When you bang one out on a mp with a sample off some record or a vhs or cassette tape or something, it just feels right.
i'm not going at him. i love rza. i was just responding to someone's comment about his place in hip hop history. rza didn't invent sampling, but he clearly took it someplace nobody had been before. only built 4 cuban linx.../liquid swords is the best sampling EVER.
Rza is one of the craziest producers and has some of the best sampling techniques but I beg to differ. Dilla got some of the most craziest sounds, and Fantastic Vol. 2/Donuts is the best sampling I have ever heard in my life. Nothing by anyone else even comes close
Yea he didn’t invent sampling that’s for sure. Some crazy white guy did it with his sampling machine that he invented. But regardless of that, RZA put a mark on HipHop and Music in general. If you hear a RZA beat, you know it’s a RZA beat. That’s the beauty of his music. If you listen to a Dre beat, you might say...I don’t know? Did he make this shit? Lol, that’s cus Dre didn’t make them beats beside those old NWA stuff. If you listen you will know the difference. Listen to DJ Paul’s beats from 3-6 mafia. You can tell he made it. Most producers or beat makers make their mark from a style they create.
@@Handle_Edit I suppose you could say German electronic music was first examples of sampling or Jamaican dub but RZA is the illest, better than the rest
"YOU SEE THE 7 AND THE STAR ON THE AMULET" KNOWN FOR PRODUCTION, LISTENING TO THE LAST TRACK ESPECIALLY "DONT BE AFRAID"/BONUS" WILL QUICKLY SHOW THAT RZA IS A LYRICIST TO BE PLACED AMONG THE GREATEST.
gang starr dropped 3 classic albums before enter the wu-tang, and pete rock & cl smooth had already dropped their debut, including their most important song, "they reminisce over you", by 1992.
When the fuck did Aunt Jemima ever talk? Get the fuck outta here with that racists bullshit. You hear a black woman talking and that's the first person you think of? "Hey,It's a black woman talking must be Aunt Jemima.". Only Mrs. Buttersworth fucking talked. Fucking Racists piece of shit.
wow.. that's probably the first time that i've ever seen somebody admit their mistake and take responsibility their comment.... ever. good job jerome walters
No cuz then Dame Dash will just keep his masters pull his album off iTunes day of release and never release it ever again for the fans who were anticipating hearing it. F DAME DASH RIP ODB
Damn, I actually got one of these boxed up in the closet. Need to find a cheap VGA monitor and set it back up. Had the MC-909 he's talking about too, haha. Good times
what i'm trying to say is even if you use software, you can still use hardware like a midi controller. and if you have an akai MPD32 the quality of the pads, knobs, faders are that of the MPC. and with software, you can do more. have a good day
I have the MV8800,and as I tell folks,it was never meant to be an MPC.It's a studio in a box,period,and you can do everything inside.I have other samplers are comparing them is just a waste of time.It's small minded to think because a sampler has pads,it needs to be compared to an MPC.
@@badboy69cancer entirely different machine..the Roland 8800 was a decent upgrade from the 8000.I would say, it's better for someone like RZA,,for cinematic,electronic productions..I believe the MPC X is way more modern so it just does what the MPC 4000 and the Roland MV did.
He said Fatal was made in the Roland MV8000. That beat knocks. Then he said Cuban Linx II was made in it. I wonder if that included State Of Grace because that RZA beat was classic and originally made for CL2 as the lead single before it got delayed. I would think parts of Wu-Tang's 8 Diagrams and RZA's Digi Snacks had to have been made in there too, since Unpredictable was originally made for CL2 under the title Thug World, and You Can't Stop Me Now ft. Inspectah Deck was also for CL2 under the title No Matter How Hard You Try. The Scratch issue they quickly showed detailed all of these songs the interviewer got to hear as a CL2 RZA songs listening party. Even had that Rockstars & Smoking Barrels from the end of the video that unfortunately also didn't make the final cut. Anyone interested in RZA's beats from this era should look up that issue.
"He'll make it to your own speculations." So..umm..you just imagine what it might look like and he uses his ESP to look into your mind and then builds it for you? Awesome! That sounds so convenient.
Well,the Roland MV was misunderstood,because it was NOT an MPC replacement,it's it's own device.It does way more,and it's a different workflow.I have the MV8800 and other samplers,and none of them are the same.
its all good man take ur time..i had a reeeeaaally hard time sampling him too but i found somethin so it all worked out...did u vvote in my most recent beat battle yet btw?
great video..much better machine then mpc anyday..mpc is not convienient its more of a status symbol or a object u think is the best becus of influence rather yhen over all performance..
@topcatcarter This is a really old video. RZA has moved on. Even back then the MV had minimal use in his studio. You can still have fun with the MV. Just know that the MV-8000/8800 has been discontinued.
i believe pete rock dropped the lp all souled out pr something in 91 it was probably his first production work. rza's first production work was mind of a genius i think but dont quote me on that
I’m writing about him for a school exercise. He’s super dope. ✊🏾❤️
Teach your students about the 5% aswell.
Bong bong!
@@thedarksideoftheforce6658 I translated your comment, and it said Bubbles!😆
I remember writing a paper on hip hop back in 88. 🎶🎶
RZA is a true gear head. So fascinating to hear him talk about it
RZA'S a deep intellectual mc, dj, producer, & on almost every project he is involved in he rises to the occasion. A real gear/tech head who keeps his beats new and fresh, but also still able to not forget about the gritty grimey boom bap beats that he started with... I've seen footage a Rza playing bass guitar to the drums. Mad gifted brotha who always inspires to keep perfecting your art until your sharp as a dart 🎯 namean. ☠️
everything he said in the beginning about being frustrated but then realizing that it’s actually user friendly is exactly how i felt when i first started using maschine. be like that sometimes lol.
but ayo salute to the OG 🙏🏽
If Maschine had a timestretch module at sampler level akin to Serato Sample, it would be the best software for beat making in existence.
Fascinating to hear him talk about gear like this
What's up spvidz yeah the mv a beast
my head hurts from those camera switch angles OMFG
😂😂
Being a DJ before a beat maker made his skills enhance. DJing shows you how to be flexible and solid with blending and mixing.
I think it also gives you a special perspective on music & how it impacts people in public (which is of course different than by yourself). Especially because in a club or a party the people are all united by the music, it plays such an essential role.
I'm actually not a Deejay, although I was the music guy at every house party.
sounds like the lady from the Popeyes commercials
Hashirama Senju Frfr 😂😂😂
and the warriors DJ>
Sounds like Evil Bong
bitchass
@@JoeCnNd "Well-spoken Black woman here, tellin' you Warriors to watch yo' ass."
Rza and Pharrell are my favorite musicians. Truly are wizards of music.
And Timbaland also!
Can't forget Ye
The Neptunes* people always forget Chad Hugo
He obviously said his favorites.
Isn't it awesome when someone who makes amazing music actually knows what he's doing?
This dude's a musical genius!
When i got my mv i was making a beat within a couple hours. RZA one of my favorite producers
man even the way he speaks is musical.
The Legend knows best.
I used this beast! Way ahead of its time when it came out. Word is bond.
this is one of the best interviews ive ever seen. ever.
"take it down to Bruce and he'll hook it up to your own SPECULATIONS". lololol
Mr Sketchy
I sure will
Please stop speculating, bro!
Lol specifications
rza is one of the few dudes i can watch talk for 10mins straight...sht he coulda went on for an hour
From what i've seen in other videos and from tutorials this is way more capable than an MPC imo. I was always a fan of Roland samplers, so much good music made on SP 404s and SP 303s. Definitely looking into getting myself one of these.
you should it's amazing
Still A Beast!
Some insider tips and gear used on classic albums produced by RZA!!
Talking about using a Boss synth on ODB’s Re Enter the 36 Chambers was cool as hell!!
This interview/explanation of this Roland and his luv for the MC 909 is EPIC!!!!!
How many "nahhmeans" and "nahhmsayins" is in this video? 😂😂😂 I fuck with it doe, nahhmean?
ok, I wanna see you say that directly face to face to bobby digital. hed sacrifice his fav production piece by smashing your hating face. and then produce a track using your cries of agony, get the whole clan together and record a classic, grimy 36 chamber type banger with your lilbitch cries as part of the intrumental. worry bout your own vocab, build a hip hop group, take that group to the top for a multiple year sretch, then you cab mock the Abbots speach, you must not understand that those who have rapped for years, tend to speak how they wish, and if you've rapped for years, and have a style, most arent gonna speak how your lame ass expects.. bottom line, the main Wu clan member can say wtf he wants.. shhiiit I can to, and Im so underground, my only fans exist in my city(Riverside)-Maxcap the Virtual Pope
+Napoleon Manson chill bro
dope session with RZA, never see it before thx for upload
Yall hatin coz he's all hooked up to his own specca-lations!
@BillyBey1 I have Reason 5, Cubase 6, Hella plugins, & I still use hardware. Hardware will never be obselete in music. Never. I have a sp-1200, MPC 3000, MPD 32, Nord, Edirol PCR-300, Tascam 1" reel to reel, Lexicon 224, (hardware & plugin), the list goes on... Hardware has a warmer sound than anything digital. You can warm it up with software too, but its not the same. The dynamics are somehow a tad bit different... But the general public dont know unless they are audiophiles ya know?
9y later you still have the right mindset if you ask me...
i am mad clicking mouse all day, milions of clicks
True. I started on a eps 16 way back. I also remember getting fruityloops 1, the very first one, my father got it for me. At the time i thought it was cool and i learned t, and still have thousands of beat files... But i always come home to hardware, it just feels better. When you maike a beat on a computer you feel soul-less. When you bang one out on a mp with a sample off some record or a vhs or cassette tape or something, it just feels right.
"for all you boppers out there in the big city"
Warriors! Hell yeah 😎
93bpm - 😂literally, even tho im 8yrs late,
i'm not going at him. i love rza. i was just responding to someone's comment about his place in hip hop history. rza didn't invent sampling, but he clearly took it someplace nobody had been before. only built 4 cuban linx.../liquid swords is the best sampling EVER.
Rza is one of the craziest producers and has some of the best sampling techniques but I beg to differ. Dilla got some of the most craziest sounds, and Fantastic Vol. 2/Donuts is the best sampling I have ever heard in my life. Nothing by anyone else even comes close
Yea he didn’t invent sampling that’s for sure. Some crazy white guy did it with his sampling machine that he invented. But regardless of that, RZA put a mark on HipHop and Music in general. If you hear a RZA beat, you know it’s a RZA beat. That’s the beauty of his music. If you listen to a Dre beat, you might say...I don’t know? Did he make this shit? Lol, that’s cus Dre didn’t make them beats beside those old NWA stuff. If you listen you will know the difference. Listen to DJ Paul’s beats from 3-6 mafia. You can tell he made it. Most producers or beat makers make their mark from a style they create.
bill clin
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@@Handle_Edit I suppose you could say German electronic music was first examples of sampling or Jamaican dub but RZA is the illest, better than the rest
@@47AdriRamiAKAETHG I think RZA is much better and Preemo too
RZA is dope wit it
"YOU SEE THE 7 AND THE STAR ON THE AMULET" KNOWN FOR PRODUCTION, LISTENING TO THE LAST TRACK ESPECIALLY "DONT BE AFRAID"/BONUS" WILL QUICKLY SHOW THAT RZA IS A LYRICIST TO BE PLACED AMONG THE GREATEST.
That's The Universal Flag of The 5% Nation of Gods' and Earths'.
I would love to see footage of RZA at work.
this counts
this guy said "foundated" and "your own specalation"
Yeah
????
this guy is a bonafide genius and can say words however he wants.
New yoke
"emalated"
gang starr dropped 3 classic albums before enter the wu-tang, and pete rock & cl smooth had already dropped their debut, including their most important song, "they reminisce over you", by 1992.
Hip Hop at it's finest salute to a certified beat king 👑🎤🥁🎧🎹💾💽📀💿
It's great to hear RZA nerding over MV80000
couldnt have said it better. His beats make me so amped.
my favorite producer
kanye basically owes his career to rza...i don't remember anyone using the sped up samples before him
Agree always said this, heavy rza influence
You a wavy dude
House music was an influence as well. Don’t forget Ye is from Chicago.
Y’all must not know j dilla?
@@slumcitykidd9576 of course we do, but Rza obviously predates Dilla
RZA could rhyme to the beat of rain drops, he could rhyme to the beat of a train.... actually he doesn't have to rhyme and still make his voice heard
Shame on you Roland for getting aunt Jemima to do the introduction for the Rza video
When the fuck did Aunt Jemima ever talk? Get the fuck outta here with that racists bullshit. You hear a black woman talking and that's the first person you think of? "Hey,It's a black woman talking must be Aunt Jemima.". Only Mrs. Buttersworth fucking talked. Fucking Racists piece of shit.
Ameretsu Shidori L for getting triggered and L for replying to a 4 year old comment
Ameretsu Shidori heres another L just because
Ummmm ummm beats are tasty
I’m black and found this comment hilarious
wow.. that's probably the first time that i've ever seen somebody admit their mistake and take responsibility their comment.... ever.
good job jerome walters
Such an inspiring dude!
it's all good dude, mad respect to all 3
RZA the illest!
One of the BEST in the game.
Legendary.
I had one and the workflow drove me crazy
Great producer.
THIS GUY HAS POTENTIAL. SIGN HIM TO ROCAFELLA RECORDS
Nah, he’ll just get screwed over
Im the troll, u the biggest troll saying that dumb shit
Hahaha good joke
No cuz then Dame Dash will just keep his masters pull his album off iTunes day of release and never release it ever again for the fans who were anticipating hearing it. F DAME DASH RIP ODB
Cockafella records 🌈 I rock hoes not fellas RZA wouldn't touch that label, ninja plz!
the MV 8000 is actually closer to the MPC 3000 (what dilla used) than the other MPCs (2000,2500,4000 etc)
Everyone missed the fact that RZA sampled a Velvet Underground song 😦
Wgaf
@@TwinkieTerror People who care about music
@@Goatchild90 we already knew about what you said. 👍
Hell, this is one of the first videos i saw on youtube.
1) J Dilla
2) Madlib
3) Rza or Pete Rock
4) 9th Wonder
5) James Pants or Alchemist
thats only my opinion though
forgot DJ Premier
SBxSike dre
I’d put Nujabes over Rza/Pete Rock, but that’s just my opinion
Forgot Nujabes
Havoc
@2:50 "That song was basically foundated in the mv8000"
"I was born ready motherfucker"-Blade
Stay blessed
Greatest ever.
after this i really want the mc909
had one... want it back.
Damn, I actually got one of these boxed up in the closet. Need to find a cheap VGA monitor and set it back up. Had the MC-909 he's talking about too, haha. Good times
Beat at the start uses the same sample from Group Home - Sacrifice
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I fell out in tears, you hit the nail on the head!!! Now I gotta get some popeyes lol
Got the mc909 on my desk right now
I see he has the x6 in the studio my favorite piece of hardware
"To your own specalations!" Ha! How about your own SPECIFICATIONS!
specalations and foundated lol smh
fredroespi
lol
A. Ray Woods that's Brooklyn dialect for ya
shaolin slang talkin
also, piss control :P
what i'm trying to say is even if you use software, you can still use hardware like a midi controller. and if you have an akai MPD32 the quality of the pads, knobs, faders are that of the MPC. and with software, you can do more.
have a good day
@TheSirMittens I think i'll stay awhile and share my knowledge. thanks for playing "mittens". :)
Goat
Big Ups
That is some machine!!!
brilliant
Hes from Staten island NY. Not Brooklyn.
Both
Laquinton Davis shaolin is Staten Island so he’s mainly from Staten Island, like all of the wu tang members except odb
Danny J RZA is from the Stapeleton Houses in SI, he moved from Ohio, to Brooklyn to Staten Island
He was born in Brooklyn. Lived his teenage years in Staten Island.
@baggylean Don't hate. Elevate. Rza is a GOD when it comes to production.
I have the MV8800,and as I tell folks,it was never meant to be an MPC.It's a studio in a box,period,and you can do everything inside.I have other samplers are comparing them is just a waste of time.It's small minded to think because a sampler has pads,it needs to be compared to an MPC.
Does it do anything the MPC X doesn't do? Interested in checking one of the MV's.
@@badboy69cancer entirely different machine..the Roland 8800 was a decent upgrade from the 8000.I would say, it's better for someone like RZA,,for cinematic,electronic productions..I believe the MPC X is way more modern so it just does what the MPC 4000 and the Roland MV did.
Dj Premiere came out in 1989 with Gang Starr "No More Mr Nice Guy"
"To your own specalations!!"
He said Fatal was made in the Roland MV8000. That beat knocks. Then he said Cuban Linx II was made in it. I wonder if that included State Of Grace because that RZA beat was classic and originally made for CL2 as the lead single before it got delayed. I would think parts of Wu-Tang's 8 Diagrams and RZA's Digi Snacks had to have been made in there too, since Unpredictable was originally made for CL2 under the title Thug World, and You Can't Stop Me Now ft. Inspectah Deck was also for CL2 under the title No Matter How Hard You Try. The Scratch issue they quickly showed detailed all of these songs the interviewer got to hear as a CL2 RZA songs listening party. Even had that Rockstars & Smoking Barrels from the end of the video that unfortunately also didn't make the final cut. Anyone interested in RZA's beats from this era should look up that issue.
And RZA was already producing albums in the 80s, do your homework
No he wasn't.
Ralph Sandwich he said he been making beats since he was 13
I read somewhere rza said he started making beats at 11
How its done! Roland shaolin Style!
BIIIMM!!!
Anyone talking about that instrumental during the question side all along ? damn this sound smooth
Rza is a highly advanced robot from the future.
that shit he played at the end was nice
"He'll make it to your own speculations."
So..umm..you just imagine what it might look like and he uses his ESP to look into your mind and then builds it for you? Awesome! That sounds so convenient.
RZA IS FUCKING AWESOME.
Yeah RZA, I know what you sayin.
@blkgnuz2007 mouse input is not an upgrade. check out some of the tutorials on here, and peep mvnation.
Id love to know how to use equipment like this..and afford it
@auxilliarydrain plus youd have to find one cuz theyre out of production ,stopped makin them couple years back
MAN!! That MV is big and heavy as hell!! It's cool,but I prefer Akai's MPC's.
soln4suhreborn we share the same opinion
Well,the Roland MV was misunderstood,because it was NOT an MPC replacement,it's it's own device.It does way more,and it's a different workflow.I have the MV8800 and other samplers,and none of them are the same.
Whats all of yalls favorite roland product? Ive got a few. 303 ofcourse 808, juno, sp404 . Ide like to borrow this machine g
its all good man take ur time..i had a reeeeaaally hard time sampling him too but i found somethin so it all worked out...did u vvote in my most recent beat battle yet btw?
RZA knows what to do.., you can see that in that video.. he knows how to to te job with beats
great video..much better machine then mpc anyday..mpc is not convienient its more of a status symbol or a object u think is the best becus of influence rather yhen over all performance..
I messing with my roland- mv8000 right now rza
he's right dilla did do 29 of the 31 tracks on donuts in his hospital bed on an sp303, i read this in a source article a while back.
Rza is a gear head.
I used to own 1080
ASR-10 Beats is it worth it?
"Good news, hip hoppers. It turns out the early reports were wrong... "
@topcatcarter This is a really old video. RZA has moved on. Even back then the MV had minimal use in his studio. You can still have fun with the MV. Just know that the MV-8000/8800 has been discontinued.
"specalalations" Ha. my man!
🔥
i believe pete rock dropped the lp all souled out pr something in 91 it was probably his first production work. rza's first production work was mind of a genius i think but dont quote me on that