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I always like to see making of songs. this is a good video. I would have like more on the technical side but dope. The networking side of thing is also pretty interesting. Who sent it to who and why and how ….
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Interview By Jerry L. Barrow
Nodfactor.com: How does a Physics student at Hampton get involved in making music?
Chris Henderson: I guess it was always in me but it’s like there were clues there looking back. I used to fill up water glasses and play them. But they never took that as musical. I wasn’t even drawn to the piano until I saw Purple Rain. I always assumed people who played piano had lessons. But when I saw that scene of him playing the tape of the girl’s song and then played it on piano I turned to my brother and asked “what’s that?” and he said it’s called playing by ear. Some people can just listen to music and just play it. I started trying it and I was actually pretty good at it.
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Fresh off the press people and I got4 cuts on it!!!!
Let me know what you think
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2 excellent interviews with Drumma giving insight on being more than a producer and becoming a brand!
next one after the jump
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Another dope post by from Crate Kings
Here is what Semantik spotted on Toomp’s studio:
Notable Studio Items:
- Three Akai MPC3000’s
- Four ASR-10’s
- Roland Fantom-S
- Akai MPC2500
- Propellerhead Reason & Record
- Mackie Mixing Board
Stanton T.80 Turntable
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Noce video of the different parts of the beatmaking process. Focus always has great video interview…
props to Crate Kings
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ENJOY!!!!I know I will
Thanks to the addition of SampleRadar’s 316 Parisian-style samples, we’re pleased to be able to report that we now have more than 10,000 samples for you to download - and all for free.
Download links after the jump.
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I am sending heat…and you?
Shoutout to IDOMUSIC for putting that out
These Artists are Looking For BEATS!!
Juice
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmCw_9BjRN0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYSPDmqUS0A&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2eS33V991s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfCgNvs8dQYRoccett
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4ijQw3ST-Q
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Thanks to the Trey P and the good people at Vintage CLothing Limited for posting the interview on their blog. Here it is:
An Interview with Montreal Producer Strada
Trey P: So can you tell the Vintage audience and fans who Strada is?
Strada: I’m a producer, sound designer, and composer. I live in Montreal, Canada and yes, I am a French Canadian! For the last five years or so, I have been Wordsmith’s in-house producer. I also worked with Chubb Rock, Skyzoo, Gage Pierre(France), and The BC (UK). I did some scoring for a couple animation films and a few sound design gigs. Basically, I just try to make the best music possible, create audio background, and get you that feeling from sound.
