Finally back with another video of me beat making. Been working at another studio called One Ink for the past 2 weeks recording an artist there. Anyways, probably one of my best beats that I’ve wrote so far…hope you agree. Also, follow me on twitter, listen on my myspace and as always subscribe to me on youtube. www.twitter.com www.myspace.com
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AFP Beat Making #11 – From Me To You
Mark and Adam make Super Bowl predictions. Adam makes a "south" style beat from the Fox NFL Theme. cakemakerentertainment.com Buy the single "Cake" on itunes! itunes.apple.com
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NFL Theme Beat Making 101 Super Bowl Edition
www.myspace.com Yooo im back with a reason beat this time. Still using pro tools tho. Check it out, dont forget to comment, rate, and subscribe PEACE! oh yea and excuse the shitty audio quality, ill have it fixed for the next video
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Beat Making #15
www.myspace.com Yooo im back with a reason beat this time. Still using pro tools tho. Check it out, dont forget to comment, rate, and subscribe PEACE! oh yea and excuse the shitty audio quality, ill have it fixed for the next video
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Reason Beat
Today I remade one of my earlier beats that I had done while i was first starting to learn how to create music. Hope you like let me know what you think and if you like what you hear Please Subscribe Im tryna get more videos up every chance I get so keep looking out for my new stuff.
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Beat Making Video (Hip Hop Club Beat) HOT MUST SEE
This is a more laid-back beat. Really smooth and full. This is one of the first songs I am doing in Pro-tools (I;m still learning now). All the sounds are from my Roland Fantom. The song is edited, mixed, and sequenced in Pro-tools. I hope you enjoy this one!!!
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Beat Making Video 14 (Can I Be)
Akai MPC 2500 Beat Making (In Da Lab 26) dj kay in the studio creating a beat on the akai mpc 2500 THEPLATINUM-HIT PRODUCER MPC2500 has set the industry benchmark for beat production. It features a 32-voice drum/phrase sampler with up to 128MB RAM and extensive editing capabilities. Designed for professional music-production environments as well as DJs and other live performers, MPC2500 features a time-tested drum-pad surface, twin on-board effects processors, four Q-Link controllers for real-time control, 10 analog outputs, and a S/PDIF digital output. MPC2500 sports a 100000-note, 64-track sequencer that can be assigned to four different MIDI outputs for a total of 64 independently addressable MIDI channels. Internal sounds reside in flash memory and can easily be swapped out via Compact Flash cards, an optional hard drive, or an optional CD-ROM drive. A CF card with preloaded sounds is included to get you started. M-Audio (formerly Midiman), a business unit of Avid Technology, is a designer and importer of a variety of audio products, including digital audio workstation interfaces, keyboard MIDI controllers, condenser microphones, and studio monitors. The company has independent offices in the US, Canada, UK, Germany, France and Japan. They manufacture primarily in China. After Avid purchased M-Audio, Digidesign and M-Audio cooperated to release a version of Pro Tools tailored for M-Audio sound interfaces, which is targeted to provide products for many home musicians …
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Akai MPC 2500 Beat Making (In Da Lab 26)
Akai MPC 2500 Beat Making In da Lab 17 (That Jazz Ish) In the lab with my next door neighbor Chaz creating that good music THEPLATINUM-HIT PRODUCER MPC2500 has set the industry benchmark for beat production. It features a 32-voice drum/phrase sampler with up to 128MB RAM and extensive editing capabilities. Designed for professional music-production environments as well as DJs and other live performers, MPC2500 features a time-tested drum-pad surface, twin on-board effects processors, four Q-Link controllers for real-time control, 10 analog outputs, and a S/PDIF digital output. MPC2500 sports a 100000-note, 64-track sequencer that can be assigned to four different MIDI outputs for a total of 64 independently addressable MIDI channels. Internal sounds reside in flash memory and can easily be swapped out via Compact Flash cards, an optional hard drive, or an optional CD-ROM drive. A CF card with preloaded sounds is included to get you started.
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Akai MPC 2500 Beat Making In da Lab 17 (That Jazz Ish)
htto://www.hitcreatormusic.ning.com Akai mpc 2500 Beat Making (In Da Lab 5 PART TO OF IN DA LAB 5 THEPLATINUM-HIT PRODUCER MPC2500 has set the industry benchmark for beat production. It features a 32-voice drum/phrase sampler with up to 128MB RAM and extensive editing capabilities. Designed for professional music-production environments as well as DJs and other live performers, MPC2500 features a time-tested drum-pad surface, twin on-board effects processors, four Q-Link controllers for real-time control, 10 analog outputs, and a S/PDIF digital output. MPC2500 sports a 100000-note, 64-track sequencer that can be assigned to four different MIDI outputs for a total of 64 independently addressable MIDI channels. Internal sounds reside in flash memory and can easily be swapped out via Compact Flash cards, an optional hard drive, or an optional CD-ROM drive. A CF card with preloaded sounds is included to get you started. Founded in 1962 in Japan by Tsutomu Kato and Tadashi Osanai, Korg was originally known as Keio Electronic Laboratories (京王技術研究所) because its fledgling offices were located near the Keio train line in Tokyo and Keio can be formed by combining the first letters of Kato and Osanai. Before founding the company, Kato ran a nightclub. Osanai, a Tokyo University graduate and noted accordionist, regularly performed at Kato’s club accompanied by a Wurlitzer Sideman rhythm machine. Unsatisfied with the rhythm machine, Osanai convinced Kato to finance his efforts …
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Akai mpc 2500 Beat Making (In Da Lab 5