I don't even regret not going out. I'd rather stay inside and perfect my craft. I aim to be the best in the world. I mean there's a lot of criticism out there. There so many producers at the level I want to get at in terms of quality instead of quantity sonic wise. I still need to learn sampling songs for Boom Bap. I'm cool with being inside. Work eithic over everything. Unless I believe in the artist I'll do my utmost best to reach out to them. 👍🏾💯
There’s good & bad to this. Staying in holds you back from certain opportunities, but it also helps you stay close to perfecting your craft. But mingling with people bumping shoulders always works/helps with growth for the business side of things.
welll..truth is that after i came out to concerts in about 3 concerts i was able to show my beats in an album for the first time, this true in fact man, ty for all the advices**
🎉 ..u motivate me every time because you make my beat struggling seem so easy when you put it together tanks. I'm gonna keep cooking learning and growing 😊
I learned music theory after being self taught guitar growing up. (I never had a problem choosing the right samples in arrangements to match the keys). I sample chopped my way out of having to time stretch in arrangements. My biggest issue was preventing something as simple as clipping lol and, not organizing drum shots by notes A-G# or tuning them. I fixed all this later. Live and learn.
Thanks for the tips, Sensei ! I agree 100% with the music theory, that is the things that give me the more problem right now, idk if I'm perfectly on the keys or not most of the time, I really need to go away from the beat and come back later to have birds eye view on my beat
My man….1st of all THANK YOU for bein a passionate Boom Bap lova. I actually am not savvy enough yet, I mess up my bpm and don’t know how to correct it. Next thing I know all my samplez fucked. Still am having a very hard time learning the playlist & mixer . Seems I always got it mixed together or 2 things playin. My point. When I get more familiar. You’re who ima go by. Also, with this video, thanks for being transparent bout music theory. Much respect. Lifetime follow bruh. I promise in future I’ll purchase 1 of your packs. All I do, is sit here n try to teach myself. Very difficult with alllll the different vids. So far you & the account ‘In The Mix’ work for me. But I gotta ‘graduate’ to you 😅
thanks fam!! Appreciate you for tuning in. I do offer 1 on 1 consultations at boombapuniversity.com ..We can go over anything it is you are trying to learn, and ensure you leave the call with much more knowledge to apply than what you came with.
number 3 definitely hits home for me. i got 1 placement but only got 200 dollars for it... 7 years later smh lol but it did get me a magazine feature so i can't complain... i'm still going hard.
Nice work on that beat! FYI that sample that you used was based on a 1974 song " Sungoddess" by Ramsey Lewis , who recently passed away.
I grew up on that Sungoddess album. Mom was heavy on the Ramsey Lewis.
I don't even regret not going out. I'd rather stay inside and perfect my craft. I aim to be the best in the world. I mean there's a lot of criticism out there. There so many producers at the level I want to get at in terms of quality instead of quantity sonic wise.
I still need to learn sampling songs for Boom Bap.
I'm cool with being inside. Work eithic over everything. Unless I believe in the artist I'll do my utmost best to reach out to them. 👍🏾💯
There’s good & bad to this. Staying in holds you back from certain opportunities, but it also helps you stay close to perfecting your craft. But mingling with people bumping shoulders always works/helps with growth for the business side of things.
welll..truth is that after i came out to concerts in about 3 concerts i was able to show my beats in an album for the first time, this true in fact man, ty for all the advices**
Dangggg, could you drop this one as a full beat? Pull in some views!!
Hahaha!!! Maybe on a beat tape in the future.
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..u motivate me every time because you make my beat struggling seem so easy when you put it together tanks. I'm gonna keep cooking learning and growing 😊
Dope!! Super glad to hear. Keep cooking fam. 💯💯
I learned music theory after being self taught guitar growing up.
(I never had a problem choosing the right samples in arrangements to match the keys).
I sample chopped my way out of having to time stretch in arrangements.
My biggest issue was preventing something as simple as clipping lol and, not organizing drum shots by notes A-G# or tuning them.
I fixed all this later. Live and learn.
Thanks for the tips, Sensei !
I agree 100% with the music theory, that is the things that give me the more problem right now, idk if I'm perfectly on the keys or not most of the time, I really need to go away from the beat and come back later to have birds eye view on my beat
Dope!!! Video my brother great 👍🏾 advice
Thanks fam!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Nice!!!!
Thanks Randall!! 💯
My man….1st of all THANK YOU for bein a passionate Boom Bap lova. I actually am not savvy enough yet, I mess up my bpm and don’t know how to correct it. Next thing I know all my samplez fucked. Still am having a very hard time learning the playlist & mixer . Seems I always got it mixed together or 2 things playin.
My point. When I get more familiar. You’re who ima go by.
Also, with this video, thanks for being transparent bout music theory. Much respect. Lifetime follow bruh. I promise in future I’ll purchase 1 of your packs. All I do, is sit here n try to teach myself. Very difficult with alllll the different vids. So far you & the account ‘In The Mix’ work for me. But I gotta ‘graduate’ to you 😅
thanks fam!! Appreciate you for tuning in. I do offer 1 on 1 consultations at boombapuniversity.com ..We can go over anything it is you are trying to learn, and ensure you leave the call with much more knowledge to apply than what you came with.
number 3 definitely hits home for me. i got 1 placement but only got 200 dollars for it... 7 years later smh lol but it did get me a magazine feature so i can't complain... i'm still going hard.
dope!! I mean sometimes, our best stuff was made almost a decade ago. It just takes the right person to hear it.
My biggest regret is that, when i started to upload beats to youtube, i choose quantity over quality
quality is created over time. Quantity is to build consistency for when the quality kicks in, you're already ahead of the gam. 💯 thanks for tuning in.
Wish I learned marketing earlier
word!! it is something we all need to learn if we want to make money from our music.
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I regret being too thirsty and desperate for placements. Also not learning how to play an instrument.
gotta find balance between it all. you can always get placements, but theres so much more out there for us. thanks for tuning in fam. 💯💯