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“A-yo my mic is sounding bugged, Bob Power you there...(Yeah)...adjust the bass and treble...make my shit sound clear”. Q tip- The chase part 2/ Midnight Marauders. Much respect to Bob power. A true gem in the recording music industry.
It's funny that he mentions that things in the studio tend to not be "effective" after midnite. I remember hearing that Dangelo and Bob Power were having "creative differences" and Russell Elevado was called in to finish some of the songs for the Brown Sugar album. He later mixed the all the rest of Dangelo's album's which are amazing but my point was Dangelo was a night owl. He'd wake up at 5PM and be up all nite. His hours were different and he worked mostly after midnite. He also liked to smoke his weed ; ) This may have been one of those differences.
I've watched this so many times and when I woke up yesterday and this was on I just let it keep playing. When he gets to talking about politics and the politics and the division between political parties isnt only due to the hubris of one side of it. I kind of got the impression that he was suggesting that the left hasn't done ourselves any favors trying to convince the right that their beliefs are incorrect when the way they try and communicate that message we frequently can be condescending or preachy, and that the closest people off to hearing about your trying to tell them.
Great video-for those interested in D’Angelo or Dilla however, they are only briefly mentioned, so if that’s the content you’re looking for perhaps Quest’s and Russel Elvado’s interviews are more suited to that.
There's an attack and nobody can dispute Bob Power's ability to elevate music production to a level of true grandeur. Some of these kids have missed the point entirely and some totally understand the reasoning.
I love Bob's approach to requiring payment but take it one step further: no payment, no handing over of recorded assets. It's really quite simple --- only in audio would someone be expected to hand over the goods and MAYBE get paid later. Makes no sense. Cash on delivery of recorded assets. Simple. The only reason someone would have a problem with that is if they have no intention of paying you. Get it? Weed out the non-payers instantly with that one simple trick.
i think he just means that Dilla didn’t have a whole lotta elements to his beats. A lot of his beats were like 8-10 tracks max. Kick, Snare, hi-hat, chopped sample and bass. That’s a testament to how great he was. Able to make the best, most classic sounding shit with a couple ingredients. No overthinking.
That's what I came here to comment. I was like "who would just randomly know the sample for the drum break to award tour" then look up and it's him lol
I was wondering from the beginning where this was recorded. I've now watched 2 hours of the video, and I've just realized that they're sitting in front of a huge map 😂😂
The background music is odious. It may be bangin sweet tunes, but, Its buried in the interview, stabbing its hands out of the earth like ravenous zombies clutching at.... oh, it went away at 7:30ish Thank goodness
He talks very little about dilla, only about 1:50:00 ( give or take ) on how dilla was molding kick and bass and his great ear for low end which ends up controling the whole track sonically. Like a minute long talk maybe.
1:09:30 Bob Power says this while seemingly oblivious to the fact that he made his whole career working with people that stole from from others work: SAMPLING
It’s only “stealing” if the original artist isn’t compensated, which hasn’t been an issue with the labels/artists Bob works with since about ‘91. What decade are you living in?
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 and the situation also evolved into people sampling and trying to hide the source of the sample with processing and other trickery, where have YOU been? Fucking annoying maggot
That guy who was trying to justify pirating music is seriously flawed logistically. By his logic anything that humanity produces is the property of the public and can be taken and consumed the fruit stand metaphor is exactly right if you replace music with a material object it’s a ridiculous concept to believe you have the right to take it but somehow with music it’s acceptable?
If he was in a band since like 10, learned stuff and ended up working for his uncle in a studio or a TV set on a weekends and if he did just that and wanted to do just that than he wants to count his carrer since his decision and be proud. It is a certain personality, un common one + we all have unconacious biases as a default.
You dont think 13 year olds were playing clubs and working in studios back in the 70's. Like growing up in the 80's we were free range, everything was so different before 9/11.
A little dishonest to diss on p2p sharing which in fact was shown help the record business and then turn around to admit you "pirated" something to remove the hiss from a sample... I guess that Mr. Power doesn't like it that we can taste the fruit before committing into buying em. Aside, you can't compare a primal need with a secondary need... That's a sophism of a very low degree.
@RÉMON Peer to peer sharing isn't illegal in a lot of countries and as I mentioned, it's been shown by studies that it actually helps the music industry by allowing people with no financial means to listen to stuff and thus making them discover artists they would have otherwise never heard of. Also, it's not because you admit you did something that you regret it: there's no actual logic to that.
Nobody actually believes piracy helped the music business, and everyone who works in the music business saw their sales devastated overnight by Napster. Maybe listen to the people who actually lived through it.
Your comment is very ill informed. First of all, I'm not nobody and so is Roger Wallis. The "everyone" you are referring to are not the artist, producers and creators behind the music people listen to: they are the bureaucrats who have managed to get control over the product distribution of the art. I'd suggest watching the documentary "TPB AFK" to get a better idea of the true fight behind this polemic.
I like alot of things that he is saying but ".... recordcompanys make a lot of money, well start your own." is klassist and denying the fact that not everyone can start his own buisness depending on his resources.
Everyone can start a record label brother. Gotta work hard, team up with God and make shit happen. Not saying it's going to be the biggest record label, but we can currently be completely independent and make a living, like we couldn't before.
Seattle the most liberal city in the universe!?!?! Dude, you need to get out of the U.S., it is VERY conservative next to anywhere in Europe (and even other parts of the U.S.).
to double down, its a BLAST looking at how much mixing has changed ... who woudlve thought wed be maxing the mids and removing low end from our 808s, before distorting the hell out of them ... and that hiss is called lo fi now rofl. such an unappreciative interviewer i could be wrong but ... yea he looks out of place
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Hire better interviewers. Power deserves respect.
It's the cocaine
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“A-yo my mic is sounding bugged, Bob Power you there...(Yeah)...adjust the bass and treble...make my shit sound clear”. Q tip- The chase part 2/ Midnight Marauders. Much respect to Bob power. A true gem in the recording music industry.
Bro, I just watched the atcq documentary and saw an interview with Bob power and remembered that lyric from midnight marauders.
mannnnnn
The person interviewing him gave us some of the most iconic Dilla and hip hop photos in the early 2000s and 1990s , respect
I knew he looked familiar.
naw, that’s not B+. Striking similar looking tho
It's funny that he mentions that things in the studio tend to not be "effective" after midnite. I remember hearing that Dangelo and Bob Power were having "creative differences" and Russell Elevado was called in to finish some of the songs for the Brown Sugar album. He later mixed the all the rest of Dangelo's album's which are amazing but my point was Dangelo was a night owl. He'd wake up at 5PM and be up all nite. His hours were different and he worked mostly after midnite. He also liked to smoke his weed ; ) This may have been one of those differences.
Bob is a philosopher.
There are not many video of this man but they are so real and insightful. Amazing stuff.
I like Jam and Lewis policy on smoking in the studio-"the only thing that smokes in this building is the music!!!!"
Yeah don't smoke around the equipment, just go outside for a few minutes.
Man his final statement is ridiculous. Great interview thanks!!
Real ass interview
Peace to Jneiro Jarel asking that question about Dilla @1:54:45
Living in Seattle in 2020 and his words couldnt be any more true.
move from that shit hole
@@buildinit6523 second that shit!
I've watched this so many times and when I woke up yesterday and this was on I just let it keep playing.
When he gets to talking about politics and the politics and the division between political parties isnt only due to the hubris of one side of it. I kind of got the impression that he was suggesting that the left hasn't done ourselves any favors trying to convince the right that their beliefs are incorrect when the way they try and communicate that message we frequently can be condescending or preachy, and that the closest people off to hearing about your trying to tell them.
he's so lovely and modest.
Bob Power. Legend! #Respect =)
Peace yo, Mike on the mix!!!! 😁
This is gold, Bob Power is a legend
stop calling people legends that arent.........
He is a over opinionated lamp post.
0:42 "...redder than pork, comin' to New York to mix, It's Bob Power With the snares and kicks to fix" th-cam.com/video/Vj8R69KOb8U/w-d-xo.html
Brilliant guy.
Thanks for the insight
MORE POWER TO BOB. BIG UP.
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1:54:46 Is that jniero jarel?. DO WHO DAT THREE PIECE PUZZLE YALLLLL!!.
Yes.
thank you Skef anslem & Bob Power
Great video-for those interested in D’Angelo or Dilla however, they are only briefly mentioned, so if that’s the content you’re looking for perhaps Quest’s and Russel Elvado’s interviews are more suited to that.
00:38:52 In what language did he say that term and what did he say? someone
There's an attack and nobody can dispute Bob Power's ability to elevate music production to a level of true grandeur. Some of these kids have missed the point entirely and some totally understand the reasoning.
" I mean what is it, is it chicken and waffles how do you meet these people ?? "
yea wtf
Bob ignored that shit & played it cool.
That dude interjects at the totally wrong times.
When was that recorded? He is referencing Bush, is it really that old?
I love Bob's approach to requiring payment but take it one step further: no payment, no handing over of recorded assets. It's really quite simple --- only in audio would someone be expected to hand over the goods and MAYBE get paid later. Makes no sense. Cash on delivery of recorded assets. Simple. The only reason someone would have a problem with that is if they have no intention of paying you. Get it? Weed out the non-payers instantly with that one simple trick.
I don't think Jaydee's stuff is simple though.
Yeah I'd say not simple but more raw & even raw might not be right.... he was an artist with his own unique style.
i think he just means that Dilla didn’t have a whole lotta elements to his beats. A lot of his beats were like 8-10 tracks max. Kick, Snare, hi-hat, chopped sample and bass. That’s a testament to how great he was. Able to make the best, most classic sounding shit with a couple ingredients. No overthinking.
*an exercise in simplicity. Do more with less.
Not everyone can do that. Its a mathematical thing.
In Dilla's own words - "I keeps it simple as well as complicated"
@@Thasokay exactly
Much Gratitude
I swear to god, is that BUBBLES from the Trailer Park Boys?”
LOL exactly Belgian Bubbles
That’s exactly what I thought right away!!!! Haha 😁😂✌️
So much great knowledge in this talk with this LEGEND. Wow. Thanks for your insight, if you ever read this. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
1:27:50 you can recognize an irish accent anywhere
They seem to keep cutting him off. Did you guys want to hear him or not what us this?
"Bob power you there? Adjust the bass and treble make my shit sound clear"
What year is this from
Cut Chemist @1:49:23 ???
omg someone confirm
@@matt.pma.kresnaputra5458 100%, also Jneiro Jarel @1:54:50
That's what I came here to comment. I was like "who would just randomly know the sample for the drum break to award tour" then look up and it's him lol
Totally Chemist.
0:31:08 ???????
Nate Williams .......YEP, it’s chicken & waffles. Lol.
Puede habilitar los subtitulos automaticos? gracias!
I was wondering from the beginning where this was recorded. I've now watched 2 hours of the video, and I've just realized that they're sitting in front of a huge map 😂😂
What year was this interview recorded?
I guess I answered this myself- based on the political references, it's November 2, 2004
Great interview
1:55:18
Are tracking engineers and audio engineers the same thing?
Tracking is an aspect of audio engineering so yeah. But people mixing, mastering and running live audio are audio engineers too.
The background music is odious. It may be bangin sweet tunes, but, Its buried in the interview, stabbing its hands out of the earth like ravenous zombies clutching at.... oh, it went away at 7:30ish
Thank goodness
1:52:21 bro look like jaleel white lol 😭
ha cut chemist with the hiss questions,phun
So cool that he gets a question in.
Bob is a icon but kinda comes off like a kind hearted jerk if thats possible to even be
Old white dude in nyc vibes is how I call it. but I feel ya.
So does Jordan 💡
Reminds me of Anthony Bourdain for some reason. Same vibe at least.
You mean real?
That dude with the hairband has definitely had a few copyright strikes from their Internet Service Provider
ahahahahaha
Spotify got ALL THE FRUIT
1:03:13 Get to WHAT?!..... tears
background music off next time please. Feels like I've another youtube tab open..
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when does he talk about dilla?
when he talks about sampling
He talks very little about dilla, only about 1:50:00 ( give or take ) on how dilla was molding kick and bass and his great ear for low end which ends up controling the whole track sonically. Like a minute long talk maybe.
Look where Seattle is now brother 😢
not as progressive?
1:23:00 predicted streaming lmao
I was thinking that too, the dude was asking for Spotify
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was number 420 on the likes
Lost me talking about no smoke
For the Record lol
😂😁😂😁
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@@shawnwaldrop4462 what the fuck
@@notmoriarty2541 wtf did the OP say?
Yes
@@notmoriarty2541only if there's than why's the who?
Is that Jneiro Jarel who asked about Dilla?
when does he talk about dilla
@@cullenmcnamara3593 I’m not sure man…I watched this over a year ago lol. It is a long interview though
I think so. Definitely sounds like JJ
1:09:30 Bob Power says this while seemingly oblivious to the fact that he made his whole career working with people that stole from from others work: SAMPLING
It’s only “stealing” if the original artist isn’t compensated, which hasn’t been an issue with the labels/artists Bob works with since about ‘91. What decade are you living in?
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 and the situation also evolved into people sampling and trying to hide the source of the sample with processing and other trickery, where have YOU been? Fucking annoying maggot
Interviewer should watch what he eats ffs get a brain.
That guy who was trying to justify pirating music is seriously flawed logistically. By his logic anything that humanity produces is the property of the public and can be taken and consumed the fruit stand metaphor is exactly right if you replace music with a material object it’s a ridiculous concept to believe you have the right to take it but somehow with music it’s acceptable?
dude said he was doing tv scores, club dates and studio work since the 70s, he was born in '65 so there's a big lie in there somewhere 🤣🤣🤣
If he was in a band since like 10, learned stuff and ended up working for his uncle in a studio or a TV set on a weekends and if he did just that and wanted to do just that than he wants to count his carrer since his decision and be proud.
It is a certain personality, un common one + we all have unconacious biases as a default.
No he was born in 52’.
Born in '52 actually, upon a quick wiki search.
You dont think 13 year olds were playing clubs and working in studios back in the 70's. Like growing up in the 80's we were free range, everything was so different before 9/11.
@@RyanMannebach Well that makes more sense. Still in the 70's kids were totally doing that stuff.
A little dishonest to diss on p2p sharing which in fact was shown help the record business and then turn around to admit you "pirated" something to remove the hiss from a sample... I guess that Mr. Power doesn't like it that we can taste the fruit before committing into buying em. Aside, you can't compare a primal need with a secondary need... That's a sophism of a very low degree.
streaming industry was the radical shift that made Music Business shift, in hindsight it seems obvious so its crazy unforseen it was.
@RÉMON Peer to peer sharing isn't illegal in a lot of countries and as I mentioned, it's been shown by studies that it actually helps the music industry by allowing people with no financial means to listen to stuff and thus making them discover artists they would have otherwise never heard of. Also, it's not because you admit you did something that you regret it: there's no actual logic to that.
Nobody actually believes piracy helped the music business, and everyone who works in the music business saw their sales devastated overnight by Napster. Maybe listen to the people who actually lived through it.
Your comment is very ill informed. First of all, I'm not nobody and so is Roger Wallis. The "everyone" you are referring to are not the artist, producers and creators behind the music people listen to: they are the bureaucrats who have managed to get control over the product distribution of the art. I'd suggest watching the documentary "TPB AFK" to get a better idea of the true fight behind this polemic.
I like alot of things that he is saying but ".... recordcompanys make a lot of money, well start your own." is klassist and denying the fact that not everyone can start his own buisness depending on his resources.
Everyone can start a record label brother. Gotta work hard, team up with God and make shit happen. Not saying it's going to be the biggest record label, but we can currently be completely independent and make a living, like we couldn't before.
This is an epic battle between pedantry and the guy in the class who always wants to interject his stupid little opinion.
this interviewer is not helpful
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@@galedribble9535 AI killing brain cells in a spare time..but is it you or him?
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Seattle the most liberal city in the universe!?!?! Dude, you need to get out of the U.S., it is VERY conservative next to anywhere in Europe (and even other parts of the U.S.).
Opinionated, and attitude just like a period.
sorry, the interviewer was trash lol but things have changed quite a bit. looks as though hes ready to go home
to double down, its a BLAST looking at how much mixing has changed ... who woudlve thought wed be maxing the mids and removing low end from our 808s, before distorting the hell out of them ... and that hiss is called lo fi now rofl. such an unappreciative interviewer i could be wrong but ... yea he looks out of place
Should've kept politics out of it
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