what do u think of my new beat made with fruity loops studio, remake of soulja boy's
http://rapidshare.co..._Beats.mp3.html
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my beat (feedback?)
Started by mrlowaimer, Apr 30 2009 03:19 PM
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Posted 30 April 2009 - 05:12 PM
remakes are wack, all u need to do is colour between the lines 
and soulja boy? lol!
and soulja boy? lol!
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Posted 30 April 2009 - 06:39 PM
uhm no not really.. if ur a beginner i reccomend tutorials
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Posted 30 April 2009 - 07:41 PM
remakes are the best way to learn how to make beats, but this beat is the most basic of the basic kind a beats around (soulja boy).. so there is not much to learn.. aint checking this beat out tho, upload something of yourself.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 02:12 AM
Remaking beats learns you a whole lot more then watching "tutorials" katana, imho "tutorials" are bullshit, and *WACK. Maybe some people gain inspiration out of it (heard it multiple times in the game) but that's sad.. if you need insipation check out other artists or go check out workshops, now that's motivating 
Remakes gives you good POV on hook-ups, drumloops etc other artists use.. this learns you alot.
Wouldnt recommend any tutorials on the internet to ANYONE! Create your own way of learning and this makes you creative to the end.
But come on, IF YOU REMAKE A BEAT, DONT REMAKE SOULJA BOY. HIS BEATS ARE THE WORST BASIC BEATS OFF ALL..
Goodluck in the future
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Remakes gives you good POV on hook-ups, drumloops etc other artists use.. this learns you alot.
Wouldnt recommend any tutorials on the internet to ANYONE! Create your own way of learning and this makes you creative to the end.
But come on, IF YOU REMAKE A BEAT, DONT REMAKE SOULJA BOY. HIS BEATS ARE THE WORST BASIC BEATS OFF ALL..
Goodluck in the future
- mani
Edited by imfromthestreets, 01 May 2009 - 02:17 AM.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 04:46 AM
remake = colouring between the lines, pick the sounds and just do what you hear from another song -.-
where's the creativity in that? if u actually start fresh, u gain more knowledge
if u do it the hard way, step by step, u'll actually learn something and it will stick with you..
remaking is just an easy tutorial where you dont gain personal skill or creativity...
u just learn some drum/sound loops by stealing it from other artists
where's the creativity in that? if u actually start fresh, u gain more knowledge
if u do it the hard way, step by step, u'll actually learn something and it will stick with you..
remaking is just an easy tutorial where you dont gain personal skill or creativity...
u just learn some drum/sound loops by stealing it from other artists
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 06:27 AM
First let me say that in music you always learn from others, then flip it in a total other way.. So you always just "learn some drum/sound loops by stealing it from others"
Now for this Soulja boy beat (i assume soulja boy tell 'm or kiss me thru the phone) to remake it is easy duh, remakes aint that hard, can take alot of time though.. but if you remake it you will see for yourself like yeah, that's how they flipped the chorus and i can do that in a totally different way in a different beat i will make myself.. You'll learn a damn lot..
Beatmaking has nothing to do wich program/hardware you use.. so watching tutorials aint giving you any skill
So comparing tutorials for specific programs and remake a beat and its process to whats learning you the most my answer is Remaking beats.
Atleast give the guy some positive feedback instead of just saying "i recommend tutorials if you're a beginner" its music, not some silly video-game.
Making beats HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH a program to make it with, so therefore gaining skills from the 'oh so famous be a quick pro beatcreator' tutorials all over youtube for FL, LP, Reason and Cubase are bullshit.. "Making good music is all in the soul and mind" Expand your mind with all kind of influences from artists and influences from life and your beats will grow.. That's it. well, playing the keys decent and knowing some music theory comes in handy,,
bless and goodluck in the future with music what gives you so much fun in life (y)
Now for this Soulja boy beat (i assume soulja boy tell 'm or kiss me thru the phone) to remake it is easy duh, remakes aint that hard, can take alot of time though.. but if you remake it you will see for yourself like yeah, that's how they flipped the chorus and i can do that in a totally different way in a different beat i will make myself.. You'll learn a damn lot..
Beatmaking has nothing to do wich program/hardware you use.. so watching tutorials aint giving you any skill
So comparing tutorials for specific programs and remake a beat and its process to whats learning you the most my answer is Remaking beats.
Atleast give the guy some positive feedback instead of just saying "i recommend tutorials if you're a beginner" its music, not some silly video-game.
Making beats HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH a program to make it with, so therefore gaining skills from the 'oh so famous be a quick pro beatcreator' tutorials all over youtube for FL, LP, Reason and Cubase are bullshit.. "Making good music is all in the soul and mind" Expand your mind with all kind of influences from artists and influences from life and your beats will grow.. That's it. well, playing the keys decent and knowing some music theory comes in handy,,
bless and goodluck in the future with music what gives you so much fun in life (y)
Edited by imfromthestreets, 01 May 2009 - 06:33 AM.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 06:35 AM
i didnt even check his beat cause its soulja boy
what i ment with tutorials is how to work the software, know where the buttons are etc
from there you just make ur own shit, cause i think you learn more
and u ''upgarde'' ur skill more efficiently instead of copying some cat
here i just made this one: http://www.myspace.com/m3mob3ats it owns!!
what i ment with tutorials is how to work the software, know where the buttons are etc
from there you just make ur own shit, cause i think you learn more
and u ''upgarde'' ur skill more efficiently instead of copying some cat
here i just made this one: http://www.myspace.com/m3mob3ats it owns!!
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 06:45 AM
Knowing the program doesnt make you good at making beats.
Producers know what kind of sound they want.. Give me any program and i will get my idea i have to make it sound the way i want. So remaking a beat expands your POV on producing music.. A tutorial only reduces it
Dont get me wrong.. Tutorials are handy.. ofcourse you should know a bit about the program if you dont have a clue first look.
But after a while you dont need that no more because you know every word for every function which all software its the same, only sounds different
Producers know what kind of sound they want.. Give me any program and i will get my idea i have to make it sound the way i want. So remaking a beat expands your POV on producing music.. A tutorial only reduces it
Dont get me wrong.. Tutorials are handy.. ofcourse you should know a bit about the program if you dont have a clue first look.
But after a while you dont need that no more because you know every word for every function which all software its the same, only sounds different
Edited by imfromthestreets, 01 May 2009 - 06:48 AM.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 07:16 AM
remaking a beat = copy past, i dont see how u can learn from that, instead evolve your OWN skill with ur OWN sound
and remaking a beat like u describe it is a tutorial on itself lol -.-
Make ur own music from scratch with choppin samples or with instruments
dont listen to mani, creativity pwns copy paste!! ;P
and remaking a beat like u describe it is a tutorial on itself lol -.-
Make ur own music from scratch with choppin samples or with instruments
dont listen to mani, creativity pwns copy paste!! ;P
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 07:37 AM
reupload plox, been downloaded 10 times
There is no 'ctrl' button on fastcolts computer. Fastcolt is always in control.
anyways, even though I'm not a pokerwhore like fastcolt, that's what I do the most also, betting small to check what others do
but in this situation, fastcolt > me, listening to him is like asking a crackjunk how to use crack, u can trust it
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 05:48 PM
Dude, serious. There is nothing to evolve? A producer makes his own sound by checking other styles out to create new styles. There is no way in hell you become a decent beatcreator by sitting 24/7 behind FL watching tutorials. So for that, watching tutorials doesnt give you any skill at all. It gives you knowledge about a program to do specific things. Atleast remaking a beat gives you idea's, inspiration, gives you knowledge about techniques(hook-ups) and such.
You should try things first and then talk about it.
( Even timbaland remade some of J.Dilla's beats because he wanted to know how he did the drums )
You should try things first and then talk about it.
( Even timbaland remade some of J.Dilla's beats because he wanted to know how he did the drums
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 06:01 PM
no he faked it from soulja boy -.-
remaking beats IS a tutorial cause you learn where to put the notes in the right place! skillssss!!
you cant gain skill by remaking other peoples beats.. (only on how things work like i said 5 times)
if so, give me some examples
remaking beats IS a tutorial cause you learn where to put the notes in the right place! skillssss!!
you cant gain skill by remaking other peoples beats.. (only on how things work like i said 5 times)
if so, give me some examples
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 06:12 PM
I cant understand what you mean anymore.. "putting notes in the right place" "having skills in beats"
To make a beat you should know how youre program works a little and you should have a idea.
I dont know where to give examples.. I do know that remaking beats is a great way to learn and flip a new style. Also this guy is doing much better in making beats then you are, also much more motivated so isnt your answer already there? Yes it is.. next time you are clicking the sof2mp.exe click the cubase.exe or fl.exe w/e you using and try to remake something You will see there's also alot to learn there 1
To make a beat you should know how youre program works a little and you should have a idea.
I dont know where to give examples.. I do know that remaking beats is a great way to learn and flip a new style. Also this guy is doing much better in making beats then you are, also much more motivated so isnt your answer already there? Yes it is.. next time you are clicking the sof2mp.exe click the cubase.exe or fl.exe w/e you using and try to remake something
You will see there's also alot to learn there 1
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