Yo, this is perfect beats to finish my day off to. Particularly like track 3, those deep flutes are mad. Lovely and bouncy bluesy vibes all the way through.
Thanks a lot man, glad you dig the tape! You mess with djfx looper on your sax live at all? Like guitar it’s a two handed thing so you gotta be strategic to get a hand free to reach the 404 knobs…I had the sax player in a band I was is running thru the mic input at the front n I was working the djfx, it fits sax well I think
@@Nonjuror cool cool can’t wait to hear brotha . Check out my page if u want. Fellow beat maker myself. I do it in my own way . I never used a physical sampler . Just apps . I recommend 52 Drunk Beats and Drunk As Fuh beat files. Keep it up . Truly inspirational
Gawd dammit, man! I've heard some of these tracks, but the way you laced them all together is masterful. Great mix also, everything is gelled together and cohesive. #4 still takes me back to the late 80's/early 90's, hitting up the arcades with a pocket full of coins and a fucked up haircut. Salute, bro!
Hahaha that’s dope. I probably had an undercut, wearing doc martins n thinking computer graphics couldn’t get any better...glad you dug it, 100% the secret sauce to getting all these beats to sit together was putting them on cassette as part of my mastering chain. They all sort of had something in common sonically...cheers man!
Thanks heaps man! This is the least amount of guitar solos I’ve released on a nonjuror project which was a big part the challenge I set myself. Cheers for checking it out!
Thanks heaps man! Showdown In Little Tokyo is the best, so many great one liners! All of Lee’s characters he played (esp Rapid Fire) always had awesome 90’s action movie style dialogue. Cheers!
I will say this, figuring out what order to put 17 tracks, then mastering them to fit together then spelling all their names right when uploading them to distrokid was a huuuuge mission for my little brain.
@@Nonjuror Haha yeah them track names must have been a struggle. Sounds really nice quality wise! Good when you can listen to a tape and play it straight back again. Did you do any processing to it before you recorded it to tape?
So much spelling...so much coffee. I did do a bunch of processing pre and post tape, my mastering chain has a few different compressors in it (instead of smashing it with one limiter, I have different compressors doing only like 1-2db of comp). The end of my chain is a limiter - I put the beats on tape just before that step, then used that last limiter to get all the beats as close to as loud as each other.
Bro.. this had so much buttery flavor all throughout. I absolutely LOVE how you put it together, and I'm in the middle of my first beat tape and this is instant inspiration!! Great job bro!!🙏🏾✊🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks heaps man, muuuuch appreciated! It was my first time trying to figure out a tracklist with this many joints, glad you dig it n def look forward to checking out your tape when it’s ready for public consumption!
Thanks heaps! I appreciate that a lot - that beat was a finger drum jam on the 303, if you’re interested here’s how that was made: ua-cam.com/video/z3V3wwHOBIo/v-deo.html
🙏🙏🙏🙏 that’s really dope to read, thank you. It’s kinda funny, this instrumental hip hop with guitar thing, when Roger Linn made the MPC60 it was coz he was a guitar player who couldn’t play drums…wild
Haha that’s dope man, cheers! One my favourites to jam on too. If you’re interested, I have a video from when I made it on the 303 - ua-cam.com/video/p23fxJ3F7Qo/v-deo.html
Thanks heaps dude!! When I bought the replacement pads I also bought a spare chassis thinking I was going to figure out how to cut actual wood for a top plate and glue it on...but I haven’t yet. So I glued my old stock 404a pads on instead for this photo
Do you mind sharing the song structure? Im trying to decipher intro, main, main breakdown, new loop, back to main and breakdown? I struggle with structure. do you build the beat first and then mess with the effects and mutes to resample as a song? Sorry for all the questions just curious to learn when I receive my mk2 tomorrow.
I like to build my main pattern with the main sample + drums and copy that to pad 15, then make a copy of that with just the drums onto pad 16. From there I experiment with adding other elements (strings or guitar or sfx) to a copy of the main pattern - then make a copy of that deleting the main sample so it’s just the added elements and drums only. Then probably have a copy that is just main sample with no drums…I take all these and try to find an order to play them that to builds up, brings down then brings back up again the energy…set that up in a Pattern Chain then you’re ready to mess with performance fx. Hope that made sense!
@@Nonjuror dude. Thank you so much. I'm struggling with my new 404. I came from intermediate MPC one experience now I'm at ground zero. I just see so many people having fun. I feel like I'm operating blindly. No grid. Also I keep getting stuck in pattern mode and can't record samples. I can't go from sample record to normal beat making mode easily either. I keep getting stuck in menus basically.
Yoooo
I'm inlove with this album. thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks heaps, appreciate you listening, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Boss sauce. Top notch commando one liners
Thanks heaps for listening! Commando has the best one liners of all action films!
This is super fresh
Thanks heaps, I appreciate you checking it out, cheers!
I'm trying to get my mkii but they're scarce right now your tracks are getting me pumped. Excellent work sir 👍
Yeh this preorder wait is a killer….appreciate you listening to the jams! Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
THIS IS SO DOPE
Thanks heaps for giving the tape a spin, much appreciated! Cheers!
Love the quality
Thanks heaps man, much appreciated!
Heat
Thanks heaps for checking out the tape, cheers!
RIDICULOUS INDIVIDUAL
Thanks heaps man! Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
love the effects and chops-it is very hypnotic!
Much appreciated, thanks dude, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Dope AF, start to finish
That’s heaps dude, very very much appreciated! Cheers!
incredible. In some beats i could ear the old earl sweatshirt freestyling this
Thanks man! I dig that
Yo, this is perfect beats to finish my day off to. Particularly like track 3, those deep flutes are mad. Lovely and bouncy bluesy vibes all the way through.
Dope man, thanks heaps for that. No. 3 is one of my favourites, all the samples I flipped from the Commando soundtrack. Cheers!
I just want to be you but, with a 🎷. Straight up. This is doper than any tape I’ve heard in a minute.
Thanks a lot man, glad you dig the tape! You mess with djfx looper on your sax live at all? Like guitar it’s a two handed thing so you gotta be strategic to get a hand free to reach the 404 knobs…I had the sax player in a band I was is running thru the mic input at the front n I was working the djfx, it fits sax well I think
Juicy beats
Thanks a lot man, very much appreciated!
@@Nonjuror Reminds me El-P's style in "little johny from the hospitul"
Dope, I listened to a lot of Company Flow back then
beatareesss malaka ..super geile beats .
Haha danke sehr! Proooost! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
So dope 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a lot for checking out the album, much appreciated! Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
still coming back to this album since it’s release!! 💨💨💨💨
That’s fkn awesome, really appreciate that! Cheers fam! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
nothin but vibes
Thanks heaps man, appreciate you listening. Next chopsmith offcuts beat tape drops Wednesday….cheers!
@@Nonjuror cool cool can’t wait to hear brotha . Check out my page if u want. Fellow beat maker myself. I do it in my own way . I never used a physical sampler . Just apps . I recommend 52 Drunk Beats and Drunk As Fuh beat files. Keep it up . Truly inspirational
Gawd dammit, man! I've heard some of these tracks, but the way you laced them all together is masterful. Great mix also, everything is gelled together and cohesive. #4 still takes me back to the late 80's/early 90's, hitting up the arcades with a pocket full of coins and a fucked up haircut. Salute, bro!
Hahaha that’s dope. I probably had an undercut, wearing doc martins n thinking computer graphics couldn’t get any better...glad you dug it, 100% the secret sauce to getting all these beats to sit together was putting them on cassette as part of my mastering chain. They all sort of had something in common sonically...cheers man!
Fire 🔥 🙏🏿
Thanks heaps man, much much appreciated!
Awesome work on the tape. Some dirty vibes on these beats for sure and your guitar work throughout is sick
Thanks heaps man! This is the least amount of guitar solos I’ve released on a nonjuror project which was a big part the challenge I set myself. Cheers for checking it out!
These beats are sick. Comando goes hard
Thanks heaps man, much appreciated!
🤣 that Brandon Lee movie sample cracked me up. I'm definitely going to listen to this often.
Thanks heaps man! Showdown In Little Tokyo is the best, so many great one liners! All of Lee’s characters he played (esp Rapid Fire) always had awesome 90’s action movie style dialogue. Cheers!
this smacks hard
Cheers man!
Damn🍵❤️🕹️
Thanks heaps for checking out the tape!
Ohhhhhhhhhhh Shiiiiiiiiiittttt!!! Heavy drop my G!
Cheers my dude! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
@@Nonjuror So freaking good bro!!! My mind boggles thinking how you plan em out. And ive watched vids of you doing it haha. True skills!
I will say this, figuring out what order to put 17 tracks, then mastering them to fit together then spelling all their names right when uploading them to distrokid was a huuuuge mission for my little brain.
@@Nonjuror Haha yeah them track names must have been a struggle. Sounds really nice quality wise! Good when you can listen to a tape and play it straight back again. Did you do any processing to it before you recorded it to tape?
So much spelling...so much coffee.
I did do a bunch of processing pre and post tape, my mastering chain has a few different compressors in it (instead of smashing it with one limiter, I have different compressors doing only like 1-2db of comp). The end of my chain is a limiter - I put the beats on tape just before that step, then used that last limiter to get all the beats as close to as loud as each other.
Bro.. this had so much buttery flavor all throughout. I absolutely LOVE how you put it together, and I'm in the middle of my first beat tape and this is instant inspiration!! Great job bro!!🙏🏾✊🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks heaps man, muuuuch appreciated! It was my first time trying to figure out a tracklist with this many joints, glad you dig it n def look forward to checking out your tape when it’s ready for public consumption!
🔥👍🏾🔥
Thanks man! Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
damn, man, thats awesome!
Thanks heaps! Much appreciated!
8 offcut is my favorite, damn so chill
Thanks heaps! I appreciate that a lot - that beat was a finger drum jam on the 303, if you’re interested here’s how that was made: ua-cam.com/video/z3V3wwHOBIo/v-deo.html
So badass, just bought it \m/
Maaaaaaan thanks heaps! Very very much appreciated!
@@Nonjuror You are a huge inspiration \m/
🙏🙏🙏🙏 that’s really dope to read, thank you. It’s kinda funny, this instrumental hip hop with guitar thing, when Roger Linn made the MPC60 it was coz he was a guitar player who couldn’t play drums…wild
@@Nonjuror Ha!! And that is exactly me too. Except I am a total novice on the SP.
Can’t get through this tape as I keep playing offcut 5!! So dope man!
Haha that’s dope man, cheers! One my favourites to jam on too.
If you’re interested, I have a video from when I made it on the 303 - ua-cam.com/video/p23fxJ3F7Qo/v-deo.html
@@Nonjuror sweet thanks man. The whole tape is quality mate! Beats are sooo nice and loving all the film samples in there!
Thanks heaps man, appreciate you giving it a spin! Cheers!
Dope asf! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks heaps, cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
all dope asf but good god that transition #10 bro
Hahahaha cheers man, much appreciated. That one is kinda twisted like flicking through tv channels.
Very good stuff :) well done!!
Thanks heaps man! Appreciate it!
Yoooo! This beat tape is awesome ! All on the sp?
Thanks heaps for checking it out! Yeh, all sp202, sp303 & sp404a made…only the guitar playing I recorded in a DAW later. Cheers! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Yo this is freakin dope man!!! Very sick Beats and Arrangements 🔥🔥🔥 is this your old sp on the Cover?
Thanks heaps dude!! When I bought the replacement pads I also bought a spare chassis thinking I was going to figure out how to cut actual wood for a top plate and glue it on...but I haven’t yet. So I glued my old stock 404a pads on instead for this photo
@@Nonjuror Ah nice. Dope Cover 👌
Anybody try using a bluetooth transmitter with their gear?
I've got permanent stank face now. 😩
I see my work here is done. Cheers man! 🍺🍺🍺🍺
Do you mind sharing the song structure? Im trying to decipher intro, main, main breakdown, new loop, back to main and breakdown? I struggle with structure. do you build the beat first and then mess with the effects and mutes to resample as a song? Sorry for all the questions just curious to learn when I receive my mk2 tomorrow.
I like to build my main pattern with the main sample + drums and copy that to pad 15, then make a copy of that with just the drums onto pad 16. From there I experiment with adding other elements (strings or guitar or sfx) to a copy of the main pattern - then make a copy of that deleting the main sample so it’s just the added elements and drums only. Then probably have a copy that is just main sample with no drums…I take all these and try to find an order to play them that to builds up, brings down then brings back up again the energy…set that up in a Pattern Chain then you’re ready to mess with performance fx. Hope that made sense!
@@Nonjuror dude. Thank you so much. I'm struggling with my new 404. I came from intermediate MPC one experience now I'm at ground zero. I just see so many people having fun. I feel like I'm operating blindly. No grid. Also I keep getting stuck in pattern mode and can't record samples. I can't go from sample record to normal beat making mode easily either. I keep getting stuck in menus basically.