Beats are the heartbeats of music, pulsating with rhythm and energy, intertwining with the melodies to create an irresistible symphony that moves the soul.
thank you so much to share that kind of beatmaking , if you have an opportunity to make a tutorial about song effects on differents pad on the MPC live it will a pleasure for me to learn some tricks , take care of you buddy .
Probably a dumb question, but when you move the record backwards, does that damage the vinyl? I want to get into sampling vinyl, but I am worried to damage some of my favorite records.
Yes but to a lesser extent than if a Stanton stylus/needle/cartridge was used instead of a Concord needle. I found the latter could even scratch your record, if not careful, but produced better quality. If you were having fun scratching & beat juggling all day the Stanton was kinder to my vinyl records. God bless. Have a nice weekend.
Sounded more like a simple echo on the samples. Might have a touch of reverb but hard to tell because the recording is capturing the room environment. I prefer a slight touch of reverb on my samples especially if I was sampling "My Love", otherwise it sounds too dry, but not as much as is used in modern hiphop where a Valhalla DSP plug in is often utilised. God bless. Have a nice weekend.
This is The Real CK & professional DJ & producer for over 30 years. Yes there will be a difference depending on who has ripped the vinyl. The set up, back in the day, was to have 2 Technics 1210s , a mixer, amp, speakers, keyboard and an AKAI sampler. Mine was the MPC2000XL but I also used ENSONIQs. We all bought vinyl back then, called "diggin' in the crates"
It is better to have a mixer and x2 technics 1210s if you want to properly emulate/reproduce what we used to do back in the 90s up to the mid 00s. Also use a Stanton needle as it delivers more bass from a vinyl record than the concord stylus. Concord produces a more CD quality rip but Stantons were used more for beat production because we also sampled ourselves scratching. God bless and have a nice weekend
I have that same turntable. I was just listening to some records looking for samples and I found the same album on Spotify that I have on vinyl. I can’t lie, it sounded better when I sampled it from Spotify than from the vinyl. I think I’m done sampling from vinyl unless it’s something that I can’t find on Spotify.
No. Streaming killed mix "tape" sales and closed down vinyl record stores. i.e Streaming had an effect on the distribution of the end product and not the creative process. Plenty of music today getting millions of views containing old skool EPMD (for example) samples for which Eric Sermon is most pleased with the royalty ($700,000)
Try Pete Rock's Instrumentals "Petestrumentals". There are several albums with loads of beats like this. I used to play Pete Rock and/or 9th Wonder instrumentals on vinyl in nightclubs back in the 90s and early 00s. Good luck
This is phenomenal. I've been skimming through people messing around with the mpc live ii. Hands down the smoothest thing I've been able to find.
Thank you so much my friend 🙏🏻 I'm really happy to hear your opinion!
Covert the vinyl and I digital format then or fuck it
@@nicholasbrewer2394 don’t understand what you’re responding to but yeah bud
I’m on the fence whether to buy a MPC 61 or just another live ii😂
Beats are the heartbeats of music, pulsating with rhythm and energy, intertwining with the melodies to create an irresistible symphony that moves the soul.
Remindef me of cooking soul. Nice beat.
Wow the layering on here is insane! Fire beat
Fire!!!!. That beat killed me.
Love from Calabar; Nigeria.
#Ememobong
Thank you so much !! 1lov 💪🏻💪🏻
Dam I used to have that record brings me back to memories lane
Bro I think this is my favourite beat of yours. Beautiful sample chops 🔥
Because of you I ordered a live 2 I’m a older Dj of 25 years now getting into this oh lord
hahahah crazy flip niceeeeeee
nice
Doper Than Dope 😎👍🏽👍🏽❗️
Thank you so much bro 💪🏻🙏🏻
This is by far my favourite video to come back to for inspiration.
You just cost me the price of an MPC live II. 😂😂
Sick bro
I like it… seems like I do that same drum pattern too much … same as you did ..I gotta get weird with it
i sampled that exact lou rawls cut when i first started making beats
Nice one bro....
Thank you 💪🏻💪🏻
Great job
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that was awesome man
Thank you my friend 💪🏻🙏🏻
dope
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That is Fire 🔥 would love to see a full video about the effects and how you master your Tracks 👍🏻 sub!
Thank you so much! Soon, I will try to make one video with that info … 💪🏻🙏🏻
Hi there me too I waiting for the video effects , I love that kind of video ! thank to seiko !!!! big up.
Hard bro!
dope !!!
Thanks 💪🏻🙏🏻
Nice Work! 👌
Sick, I’m inspired, your cuts are clean and lean & Bouncin’
Thank you so much for your opinion! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dope 🔥
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Damn my type of flow. Wow . I got to get in the lab lol
You should do the same thing with the supreme version of both items
Heat.
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Just subbed , this shit is sick
blasting!!! great job bro
Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Mad love 🤍
This is dope 🔥🔥 such a vibe 🔥🔥
Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻
smooth!
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Dope!!!
Thank you 💪🏻🙏🏻
thank you so much to share that kind of beatmaking , if you have an opportunity to make a tutorial about song effects on differents pad on the MPC live it will a pleasure for me to learn some tricks , take care of you buddy .
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@@seykobeats ❤️❤️❤️
Insane
super fire video bro. im just getting into really sampling, trying to figure out which record player and mpc i wanna buy right now. any suggestions?
Smooooooth!
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FIRE!!!
dope
i own this record. gonna flip that sample later.
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My type of speed fire
Eheh 🙏🏻💪🏻
fire !!!!!
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this was fire man
You already had some sounds preloaded
MAAAAAD!!
Thanks bro !!!
This is fire. Is that a delay effect you’re using on some of the chops or which plugin is that ?
Thank you! Yes.. it’s “delay sync” effect of the Mpc.
Probably a dumb question, but when you move the record backwards, does that damage the vinyl? I want to get into sampling vinyl, but I am worried to damage some of my favorite records.
Yes but it’s worth it.
Yes but to a lesser extent than if a Stanton stylus/needle/cartridge was used instead of a Concord needle. I found the latter could even scratch your record, if not careful, but produced better quality.
If you were having fun scratching & beat juggling all day the Stanton was kinder to my vinyl records. God bless. Have a nice weekend.
N!ce
Thanks 💪🏻🙏🏻
How do you layer the lyrics from the sample into the sample chops
Where download this amazing beat?
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This nice !! Do You sell beats?
Love this beat . Peace from Austin Tx
What songs did you use to sample in this beat?
brilliant spacing of each sample. Are you adding delay and reverb?
Sounded more like a simple echo on the samples. Might have a touch of reverb but hard to tell because the recording is capturing the room environment. I prefer a slight touch of reverb on my samples especially if I was sampling "My Love", otherwise it sounds too dry, but not as much as is used in modern hiphop where a Valhalla DSP plug in is often utilised.
God bless. Have a nice weekend.
You using one shot bass notes? Fire!
Yes I am.. 💪🏻🙏🏻 thank you!
Do you find theres any differents from vinyl rips to actually using a turrntable?
This is The Real CK & professional DJ & producer for over 30 years.
Yes there will be a difference depending on who has ripped the vinyl. The set up, back in the day, was to have 2 Technics 1210s , a mixer, amp, speakers, keyboard and an AKAI sampler. Mine was the MPC2000XL but I also used ENSONIQs. We all bought vinyl back then, called "diggin' in the crates"
i wanna start sampling vinyl aswell. do you need a special kind of turntable or needle to scratch the record back or can you do this with anyone?
It is better to have a mixer and x2 technics 1210s if you want to properly emulate/reproduce what we used to do back in the 90s up to the mid 00s. Also use a Stanton needle as it delivers more bass from a vinyl record than the concord stylus. Concord produces a more CD quality rip but Stantons were used more for beat production because we also sampled ourselves scratching. God bless and have a nice weekend
@@therealckonmixcloud1733 thank you man! i guess i have to save the money. i wanna do this authentic
What kind of device do you need to record a track from vinyl to MPC? You can't just record it directly, can you?
Yes you can.. you just have to connect the turntable output to the mpc input. 👍🏼
@@seykobeats Oh, ok, thanks! It's just that I've read somewhere that you need an external audio interface or a preamp to do that.
I have that same turntable. I was just listening to some records looking for samples and I found the same album on Spotify that I have on vinyl. I can’t lie, it sounded better when I sampled it from Spotify than from the vinyl. I think I’m done sampling from vinyl unless it’s something that I can’t find on Spotify.
Do you feel streaming killed sampling ?
No. Streaming killed mix "tape" sales and closed down vinyl record stores. i.e Streaming had an effect on the distribution of the end product and not the creative process.
Plenty of music today getting millions of views containing old skool EPMD (for example) samples for which Eric Sermon is most pleased with the royalty ($700,000)
Does anyone know where i can found more beats like this one (just the beat, no lyrics)
Try Pete Rock's Instrumentals "Petestrumentals". There are several albums with loads of beats like this. I used to play Pete Rock and/or 9th Wonder instrumentals on vinyl in nightclubs back in the 90s and early 00s. Good luck
@@therealckonmixcloud1733 you are not the hero i deserve, you are the one of my dreams
That was too easy for you.
Hard bro!
Thanks bro 💪🏻🙏🏻
dope!!
dope