Amazing!! Thank you for this Dilla video! I'm a HUGE J Dilla fan myself! However I think you missed one crucial thing about his drums.. The snare and the clap! Mad props, brother! Can't wait for your next video!
Sampling is probably my favorite part of making beats. Thank you Dilla, and thank you Ed for sharing this. A lot of younger producers starting out don’t know anything about Dilla⭐️
4:46 Fun fact: Slim Kid Tre and Fatlip (of the Pharcyde) fought over Dilla's drum programming on "Runnin'". Slim was fine with how the drums were programmed, but Fatlip was a traditionalist and wanted the drums quantized and without the extra ghost notes. On the single, there's a lifeless quantized version that Fatlip wanted. It's trash to say the least 😂😂😂. The name is "Runnin' [Smooth Extended Mix]" if you wanna check it out.
Ed, you make a lot of videos I really enjoy a lot but this one is one of my favorite videos on UA-cam. I hope you make a series out of this video idea! Keep up the great work :)
I was just binge-watching videos about Dilla here on youtube and saw you uploaded this! It is just fascinating to me how the love and respect for him we share connect us all like how his music has and will always do. Long Live Dilla🙏
You're actually really good at producing this style...like most of us oldschoolers...there's a certain amount of soul that gets generated through crate dig flips...and boom bap is the answer to those grooves.
I really enjoyed this video! You show a grand appreciation of Dilla and his Brilliance. And what a joy to witness your deep dive as to why he was dope. Much Props!
So much better than repetitive synths and obnoxious 808s. Im so jaded by the same old crap trap beats every single beat maker is doing on youtube. This was super refreshing...too short, but refreshing.
Great video 👍. This definitely works for non-beats music too. I like to think about whether the "drummer" is pushing or dragging at any particular point in the groove to try to deepen the pocket.
I love this video bro...thank you for the education.please what software are you using to do this very very could video. The annotations and everything is Soo dope bro
damn ed, hundreds of Dilla videos out there don't even come close. He left an unmatched legacy that we all still live by. Life changing. Love the format too you absolute legend!
Hey just wanted to tell you I really enjoy your content. You have a really positive energy and you can tell your very passionate about music! Keep up the good work my friend!
Living in the Metro Detroit area, and being influenced from afar by this guy, this is what happened and he had a lasting effect on all of us in the area!
Great video 👍🏻 new to the channel but I’m impressed, I started producing hip hop beats just over a month ago, after I started remixing vocals to some of my favourite hip hop beats and artists I would of liked to hear on that beat, done that for a month or so then decided to start making my own beats. I’ve been picking beat making up fairly quick and already made a fair few beats, people have been impressed with, I feel this channel will help me to level up 👌🏻 top job 👍🏻
Great vidéo. ok, now the same job with the vinyls, an MPC 3000, without quantize, sampler in 45 rpm, all on a 1.44 mo floppy disk. and the work force that dilla has accomplished is enormous in addition to his talent with the groove that he has brought to us. Dilla used the mpc 3000 filter a lot on the kicks.
I watch you videos like just for some month now and your production has improved hugely over that time! Very nice style you have here. Just a small critique: I would love to have the video some minutes longer to see and hear your beat more in depth in the end (like playing it for 2 minutes at the end to better understand it). Became a big fan, keep it up!
Great video Ed your Edits are phenomenal Respect 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Always a pleasure to Watch ur videos full of good energy even ur placements make fun to Watch And how u appreciate the legend J Dilla 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Because of videos like this he will never be forgotten One day someone will make a video about you how u inspired him/her to start Create music!!!
Dilla is definitely one of hip hop's greatest producers of all time, and ultimately who's "greatest" comes down to personal preference out of maybe five to ten different producers, but there are producers who have been far more influential. How about Marley Marl, who popularized sampling in hip hop? Kurtis Blow who was the first hip hop producer to sample - period? Dr. Dre, who launched an entire coast's sound in the mid 1980s, a sound that spread throughout the Midwest and South and is still hugely influential today? Primo, whose chopping style still dictates how many producers make beats 25 years later? Pete Rock? Or even Rick Rubin, who redefined the directions hip hop can go, blending rock and other genres into rap? None of this is to say Dilla wasn't and isn't great or influential, because he is!, but let's keep hip hop history in perspective. Dilla came after a long line of greats, who both created and perfected most of the techniques Dilla used.
Including Probably Dilla’s biggest influence Q-tip. I love dilla’s production and he is definitely a legend but people putting him over q-tip I just don’t get. Q-tip is the person behind tribe called quest sound
Bruh dilla basically singlehandedly gave us the blueprint to the 2000's sound. People were bitting dilla hard during that era and couldn't even come close
@@darianjohnston1658 I feel you, and I'm not taking shit away from Dilla at all - he was a genius - but by that logic, dudes like Marley, Primo, Dre, etc. gave us blueprints from the 1980s until today, which was my point. If we're talking greatest, that's opinion and preference. But, most influential? We got dudes in the game still who influenced 30+ years of hip hop.
@@mont-doggBeats Why is Q-Tip a bigger influence on Jay Dee's sound than Pete Rock exactly? And MAYBE people put J Dilla over Q-Tip because Tip himself said that Dilla was better than him? Man, there is even this Red Bull interview in which Q-Tip is talking about how he first showed the Jay Dee demo tape to Dave from De La Soul who told him straight to his face: "It's sounds like your shit but just better."
Dilla was an incredible producer. My favorite track of his is Workinonit. It's such an eclectic mix of hip hop, samples, and synths, he was ahead of his time. I think it's worth pointing out, anyone who likes Dilla's drums, Splice actually has a whole pack of Dilla's actual drum samples called 'The Fantastic Sounds of Jay Dee AKA J Dilla'. So anyone looking to revive a bit of that boom bap, you can get Dilla's drums direct off Splice. Now whether or not you can pull off the off-beat, off-the-grid rhythms that Dilla cemented his greatness for, that's to find out for yourself. Just figured I'd share that his drum samples were very accessible for anyone who did not know.
Could you do videos that show different techniques for starting and finishing songs? I learn a lot from your content, but it focuses on the first part of making beats
Don't forget to like the video if you want me to make more of these 👍🧑💻
where can i download your drumkits?
@@AlaKPande429 edtalenti.com ✌️😃
@@EdTalenti thanks you
@@EdTalenti can you recreate miss the rage?
Yes please make more videos like this. So helpful. 🙏🙏
Beautifully done EdTalenti 👏🏽 Long Live Dilla
Foreal bro
Love ur work bro
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Oh look, another UA-cam beatmaker who doesn't know shit about J Dilla.
Love the documentary type editing style! Keep it up!💯
I Swear I Just Saw You On Kylebeats Video 😂😂
@@Dodgeraf brooo samee ahahah
Phenomenal vid bro RIP the goat
" music is a form of human expression, and humans aren't perfect". this made me happy ina a way
Cuz it is true, even when u see synths, we tend to like analog synth more than digital because of the imperfections it has. Very philosophical
Yo, I'm a time traveller. I just had to comment before this came out because it's such a good video so you guys better watch this all the way through.
Wow.
real
If your a time traveler you can tell me who wins the 2023 super bowl and when we go back to a gold backed currency.
Hi fam,I am a graphic designer😎, I make dope cartoons, logos, cover arts , animations, bet you gonna love my price👍. Let's work🙂
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Amazing!! Thank you for this Dilla video! I'm a HUGE J Dilla fan myself! However I think you missed one crucial thing about his drums.. The snare and the clap! Mad props, brother! Can't wait for your next video!
Sampling is probably my favorite part of making beats. Thank you Dilla, and thank you Ed for sharing this. A lot of younger producers starting out don’t know anything about Dilla⭐️
4:46 Fun fact: Slim Kid Tre and Fatlip (of the Pharcyde) fought over Dilla's drum programming on "Runnin'". Slim was fine with how the drums were programmed, but Fatlip was a traditionalist and wanted the drums quantized and without the extra ghost notes. On the single, there's a lifeless quantized version that Fatlip wanted. It's trash to say the least 😂😂😂. The name is "Runnin' [Smooth Extended Mix]" if you wanna check it out.
I didnt know about this. Thanks for the info 👍
I really like this style of video Ed! Cool to see some music history and then see you apply it and make a beat using Dilla's influence
“This hurts..” hahaha hilarious. Thanks for making this video Ed
Ed, you make a lot of videos I really enjoy a lot but this one is one of my favorite videos on UA-cam. I hope you make a series out of this video idea! Keep up the great work :)
I was just binge-watching videos about Dilla here on youtube and saw you uploaded this! It is just fascinating to me how the love and respect for him we share connect us all like how his music has and will always do. Long Live Dilla🙏
Video quality's are insane lately!!! Amazing editting work, and I've learned a lot💯Keep it up
This Was Dope, I'm Always Really Inspired After Watching Your Videos, This Is Just Proof Of This Again
Dilla is king 👑 I had already planned on signing up for TrackLib so glad I watched this. Great content! Subscribed
I See that your edits are slowly becoming better and better...keep grinding man i proud of you.
A real fan of Hip Hop knows this story from beginning to end, thanks for telling it from the soul Ed
I've had this in my queue for a while and I'm so glad I finally got to watch it. Fantastic as always, very informative. Plus that beat is fire!
You're actually really good at producing this style...like most of us oldschoolers...there's a certain amount of soul that gets generated through crate dig flips...and boom bap is the answer to those grooves.
Great video!!!! That beat at the end was nice!
Love your music production history videos. They are so interesting and your the only one I’ve seen doing them. Keep it up they are awesome!
I'm surprised you are actually doing this a lot people over look or forget this man
Thank you for this amazing video Ed! Might be my favorite from you. 🔥
I really enjoyed this video! You show a grand appreciation of Dilla and his Brilliance. And what a joy to witness your deep dive as to why he was dope. Much Props!
So much better than repetitive synths and obnoxious 808s. Im so jaded by the same old crap trap beats every single beat maker is doing on youtube. This was super refreshing...too short, but refreshing.
Loving your work bro. You're a true music lover for sure.
🔥Great tribute to the legend !
Make more videos like this bro ;) was fun to watch and very inspiring!!!
What an awesome video, Ed! Great way to honor the 🐐
Damn Ed's video editing skills are on a next level. So smoooth!
Your editing is getting completely crazy ! Great video Ed !
What a video🙌
And the fact that you started producing hip-hop because of Dilla 🖖
Dope video and history lesson bro!!
what you made inspired me to make something, so inspiration flows... keep it up!
Great video man! Your energy is ALWAYS at the top!
Great video 👍. This definitely works for non-beats music too. I like to think about whether the "drummer" is pushing or dragging at any particular point in the groove to try to deepen the pocket.
This is some true inspiration! Its not always about being perfect! Thanks for the video bro!
Really relaxing watch! Keep up the lil mini docs!
I love this video bro...thank you for the education.please what software are you using to do this very very could video. The annotations and everything is Soo dope bro
damn ed, hundreds of Dilla videos out there don't even come close.
He left an unmatched legacy that we all still live by. Life changing. Love the format too you absolute legend!
Hey just wanted to tell you I really enjoy your content. You have a really positive energy and you can tell your very passionate about music! Keep up the good work my friend!
Yeah Ed you are a real one. Love your hip hop knowledge. Keep me inspired bro.
Love the video bro 💯 good work 👏🏼
The editing!!!
Quality content right here!
Living in the Metro Detroit area, and being influenced from afar by this guy, this is what happened and he had a lasting effect on all of us in the area!
Love these videos🙏🏽 appreciate you Ed!!
Ed, that was straight 🔥. Thanks for posting!
Great video 👍🏻 new to the channel but I’m impressed, I started producing hip hop beats just over a month ago, after I started remixing vocals to some of my favourite hip hop beats and artists I would of liked to hear on that beat, done that for a month or so then decided to start making my own beats.
I’ve been picking beat making up fairly quick and already made a fair few beats, people have been impressed with, I feel this channel will help me to level up 👌🏻 top job 👍🏻
fire video, appreciate your insights and mini history lesson!
Soo fiire man! congrats!
One of the beat dilla video on the internet !! Respect ✊🏻
More of these please man!!!! are killing the content game atm!!
He is a true Legend 🔥
Man, this video is fire. Keep it up!
Loved this video man
Fire video, love Dilla, love the vid
Great vidéo. ok, now the same job with the vinyls, an MPC 3000, without quantize, sampler in 45 rpm, all on a 1.44 mo floppy disk. and the work force that dilla has accomplished is enormous in addition to his talent with the groove that he has brought to us. Dilla used the mpc 3000 filter a lot on the kicks.
what an inspiration, great video btw
J Dilla secret weapon was on the Kick Drum. His Kick Drum and programming sound like no other.
Great video🙌🏾🔥
Simply exceptional. Well done Ed.
The Editing is actually flawless
Dilla and doom were my inspirations for producing
we need to teach the legends to the younger generations that paved the way for us like dj premier, dr dre, pete rock, large professor, havoc, rza etc.
FOOF !!! This video was awesome
I watch you videos like just for some month now and your production has improved hugely over that time! Very nice style you have here. Just a small critique: I would love to have the video some minutes longer to see and hear your beat more in depth in the end (like playing it for 2 minutes at the end to better understand it).
Became a big fan, keep it up!
Great video bro, much love from Detroit!
really enjoyed this one!!
Ayyee bro, Dilla's a legend, we need more videos like these. Would be awesome if you could do Dr. Dre, Timbaland, Scott Storch, etc.
Cool video. Thank you for this
this is a legendary video ed thanks for the education as well as the good tips and tricks.
Great content Man. 👌
Great video Ed your Edits are phenomenal Respect 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Always a pleasure to Watch ur videos full of good energy even ur placements make fun to Watch
And how u appreciate the legend J Dilla 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Because of videos like this he will never be forgotten
One day someone will make a video about you how u inspired him/her to start Create music!!!
So Dope!!!Dilla Changed My Life Too!!!🔥❗❗❗
Dilla is definitely one of hip hop's greatest producers of all time, and ultimately who's "greatest" comes down to personal preference out of maybe five to ten different producers, but there are producers who have been far more influential. How about Marley Marl, who popularized sampling in hip hop? Kurtis Blow who was the first hip hop producer to sample - period? Dr. Dre, who launched an entire coast's sound in the mid 1980s, a sound that spread throughout the Midwest and South and is still hugely influential today? Primo, whose chopping style still dictates how many producers make beats 25 years later? Pete Rock? Or even Rick Rubin, who redefined the directions hip hop can go, blending rock and other genres into rap? None of this is to say Dilla wasn't and isn't great or influential, because he is!, but let's keep hip hop history in perspective. Dilla came after a long line of greats, who both created and perfected most of the techniques Dilla used.
Including Probably Dilla’s biggest influence Q-tip. I love dilla’s production and he is definitely a legend but people putting him over q-tip I just don’t get. Q-tip is the person behind tribe called quest sound
Bruh dilla basically singlehandedly gave us the blueprint to the 2000's sound. People were bitting dilla hard during that era and couldn't even come close
@@darianjohnston1658 I feel you, and I'm not taking shit away from Dilla at all - he was a genius - but by that logic, dudes like Marley, Primo, Dre, etc. gave us blueprints from the 1980s until today, which was my point. If we're talking greatest, that's opinion and preference. But, most influential? We got dudes in the game still who influenced 30+ years of hip hop.
@@mont-doggBeats Why is Q-Tip a bigger influence on Jay Dee's sound than Pete Rock exactly? And MAYBE people put J Dilla over Q-Tip because Tip himself said that Dilla was better than him? Man, there is even this Red Bull interview in which Q-Tip is talking about how he first showed the Jay Dee demo tape to Dave from De La Soul who told him straight to his face: "It's sounds like your shit but just better."
I feel like this should be teached in school haha Nice Vid!! I love how you put some respect on dillas name
Bro the edits are wild man!
So many great artists from Detroit! Dilla definitely the GOAT.🙏🏼
Dilla was an incredible producer. My favorite track of his is Workinonit. It's such an eclectic mix of hip hop, samples, and synths, he was ahead of his time.
I think it's worth pointing out, anyone who likes Dilla's drums, Splice actually has a whole pack of Dilla's actual drum samples called 'The Fantastic Sounds of Jay Dee AKA J Dilla'. So anyone looking to revive a bit of that boom bap, you can get Dilla's drums direct off Splice.
Now whether or not you can pull off the off-beat, off-the-grid rhythms that Dilla cemented his greatness for, that's to find out for yourself. Just figured I'd share that his drum samples were very accessible for anyone who did not know.
Thanks
History is in session 🖊
Love this style of video man!
might be my favorite video from you bro! please make similar videos were you breakdown someone's sound 💯
Good one ED!
Great Video Ed! 🤲🏼✨
Dj screw and dilla are kings of choppin up sounds
Thank you for doing this video bro
We all know this video was originally called - 'The True Story Behind J Dilla's Legendary Sounds'
Haha, Great work Ed!
Could you do videos that show different techniques for starting and finishing songs?
I learn a lot from your content, but it focuses on the first part of making beats
well done, great vid
this is something I never realized I need it but wow
Oh my god , hard bro ♥🔥
great video bro
Awesome video 🤟🏻
Such an epic video.
Something new 🔥🔥🔥
Nice video going to listen to his music
4:19 liked the visual
this series is dope!🔥😀🔥👍😀🔥👍😀🔥👍😀🔥👍😀🔥
Ma dukes donated his mpc to the Smithsonian. That says enough about his influence