COOKING UP A MF DOOM TYPE BEAT IN 60 MINUTES (MASCHINE MK3 and LOGIC PRO) FULL BEAT AT THE END 444hz

🎵 Flipping a Sample into an MF DOOM-Type Beat in 1 Hour | 444Hz Boom Bap Hip-Hop Production
Watch me take a soulful sample from Cusickprod and flip it into a raw, underground MF DOOM-style boom bap beat in just one hour. This is a deep dive into my beatmaking process, from chopping samples and sequencing drums to adding layers that bring out the gritty, nostalgic energy of golden-era hip-hop. If you're into sample flipping, boom bap beats, underground hip-hop production, and classic hip-hop sound, you’ll love this one.
Using Maschine MK3, Arturia KeyLab, and Logic Pro, I crafted this beat with hard-hitting drums, dusty sample chops, and a warm, analog feel reminiscent of producers like Madlib, J Dilla, and RZA. The process includes crate-digging inspired sample chops, intricate drum programming, and soulful textures that capture the essence of classic hip-hop.
This beat is tuned to 444Hz, a frequency that resonates with the natural vibrations of the universe. Unlike standard 440Hz tuning, 444Hz is believed to enhance creativity, clarity, and emotional balance, making the listening experience richer and more immersive. Many producers and sound engineers explore alternative tunings like 432Hz and 444Hz to achieve a more organic and soulful sound. If you're a producer or beatmaker interested in tuning theory, this is something you’ll want to explore.
🔍 Why 444Hz?
Natural Harmony - Aligned with the vibrations of the universe, creating a deeper connection with the music
Warmer Sound - Produces a richer, fuller sound that enhances the overall depth of the beat
Higher Vibration - Said to promote focus, creativity, healing, and an elevated state of mind, making it perfect for hip-hop beats designed to inspire
This MF DOOM-type beat features swing-heavy drums, chopped sample loops, and layered instrumentation that stay true to the raw, unfiltered sound of classic underground hip-hop. Fans of boom bap, lofi hip-hop, and sample-based music will appreciate the intricate details and textures that went into this production.
If you're a hip-hop producer, beatmaker, or fan of underground hip-hop, let me know in the comments what you think. Would you want to hear this as a full track? Should I drop an instrumental version for artists to rap over?
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Gear Used:
Maschine MK3 - Powerful groove production and sampling
Arturia KeyLab - Analog synth and melodic layering
Logic Pro - DAW for mixing, arranging, and final production
Sample from Cusickprod - Chopped and flipped for that classic sound
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