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Fuego as always. I love that your style is soulful and actually has substance. Not too many producers out here doing it with that type of passion frfr.

Dig that, nice work.

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Nice 👍🏿 ⚡️

Congratulations 🎉 bro, keep going

Awwe yeah! I can't wait to hear the tape fam.

Cool. I’m looking forward to it.

Back in action! Good to see you posting again bro

That z71 though 🔥🔥

Nice beat Question do you play your bass or use sample with compressor ? Thx for answering

The mix on this one is top tier. But the punchy drums is the best.

That MPC is super dope. I have the MK3 but I’m considering switching to AKAI

I like it!

Nice

🔥🔥🔥 every time bro

I think Teddy would be proud very nice

B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L MAN 🔥🫡

That's fire🔥🔥🔥bro

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This makes no sense.. Why not explode the tracks within the mpc x to give you the stems & just export it to your sd card & upload the track into Logic ?

I appreciate you man .

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galing nman!!!

I'm going to the record store now. I already had it on my mind but I'm off so off I go

you did a great job with this beat

So dope brotha! Keep it up

Super fresh..!! #MPCGang

Or the daw mpc first how do you make it go live like that I would appreciate you

And the cable process what cable do you need?

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2•6!

Syl Johnson was a beast!!

Love this sample, originally heard it on Heaven and Hell by Raekwon 🔥🔥

Bro, I love the simplicity of your Videos straight to the point. Great video once again✌🏽

Joe Bataan?? Instant like & subscribe. Keep doin' your thing, keeping my eyes & ears open for more!

How can I put my drums in my samples separately on logic when it record I would really appreciate you king 🙏🙏🙏 I’m still new to all of this

I got a rule when ihunt 6 dollars and under

nice bro

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Let me be the 1000th subscriber. Love it.

wheres that "did you hear that?" from 😅

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🔥🔥🔥 nice work fam

Nice work. I stay lurking in the dollar bins to keep the vinyl addiction costs down lol

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What do you believe in, heaven or hell. Dope vid!

The reason why producers don't want to share their samples has a lot to do with the evolution of Hip-Hop production. In the beginning there were only DJs. The DJ is the cornerstone of Hip-Hop, and what gave you an edge was finding rare drum breaks that no one else had, and for that reason DJs did not want other DJs to know what records they were playing. When sampling came into the picture, it was those very same DJs now making the beats, instead of manually looping a track on wax they could now sample, but the same DJ rules of not telling still applied. Then when sampling started to become costly, for copyright reasons, producer would try to hide the sample so as not to get sued for infringement. So sample secrecy was baked into the culture from the beginning.

couldn't agree more! stem take away the fun of sampling and filter knob tweaking lol

" I Play A lot of Beats but I Say No Names "

I dig this channel