It's incredible to witness a master talk about their craft. His insight into the creative process and sound selection are genuinely enlightening, and it's fascinating to see how he maintains his unique style while staying current in this ever-evolving industry.
@@HoodHandyman While there's no denying the legendary status of Dr. Dre and Quincy Jones, it's essential to recognize the unique talents and contributions of other producers like Boi1da. His ability to adapt and stay current in the industry demonstrates his mastery of the craft. Utilizing modern tools like Fruity Loops and VSTs doesn't diminish his skill but showcases his dynamism and ability to evolve alongside the industry. Each producer has their journey and path to success, and Boi1da's innovation and creativity deserve recognition and appreciation in their own right.
"Get a bucket" 🏀 Most sensible thing I've ever heard a producer say on a podcast. So simple and spot on! Thanks PG and PC for bringing these 🔥 interviews!!
I'm a RUclipsr and followed boi-1da forever. He's so humble and wise. So many valuable gems about creativity, mindset, and falling in love with your work that apply not only to RUclips, but life in general. Plus it was cool hearing the BTS of making my favorite hip hop bangers.
Theres levels to this shit, Boi1da made pound cake and didnt expect it to pop, this year celebrating NWTS 10th anniversary ive had the album on my playlist and about 70 percent of the time my day starts with good God almighty. Gets me zoned, thank you for greatness
Boi1da is a true legend. So on point when he was talking about leaving the master chain clean and dry,if you got dope sounds they'll probably mash up proper, if not move on to another 808. I've been trying to work more minimal lately. Thinking of it as realestate in a song and there's only so much, so if it's not working move on to a sound, or drum that'll be a better fit, but keep it simple. Great Podcast!
From back in HS to seeing him around town these days, this guy is one of the most humble ppl in the industry I've seen... One of many legends from durham
went back to listen to this is how we do and yeah that kick drum was laying there waiting to be sampled lmao this guy is a goat this practice was very popular in the edm scene since the kick in edm is the most important element of the track, so they used to sample kicks like that. Anyway respect to this guy
So far gone is a CLASSIC Tape. I remember the hype around it n how different it was n how impactful drake was. People forget how INFLUENCtial wen drake first came out was. Shit was crazy asfuck!!. As a Drake fan that's prolly one of my favorite eras from drake next to 2013, 2015, 2017 ers of drake. 09 drake was different frfr.
No way you guy's got Boi-1da on here now we need that 40 interview & also Nineteen85 OVO is a power house when it comes to making hits/timeless records.
Love yall content. Could ya’ll ask one of these producers about how a producer can be prepared for when a major placement hits? I feel like a lot of producers who don’t have a placement yet aren’t prepared for that email “Send me your info.” Maybe ask what every upcoming producer should do or expect when they land first placement. This happened to me with my first placement and i didnt know what to send them. I didnt have a lawyer or a manager etc…
He's right. The end result is the only thing that matters. What he said about taste and knowing what good music sounds like is interesting. Most people haven't done the research & gone back to hear and understand why and how good music is made.
That year in the lab at the start of a career is crucial. I’m only 6 months into producing and I learn something new every day. I’m still a long way away from where I want to be
Time went by so fast listening to this. Very informative. Please try to bring Wondagurl next and you gotta ask her about her some sauce because her drums are just to unique. She has drum bounces I've never heard from anyone else
yall should go back and list then VSTs and equpiment they guest or host mentioned. if possible also look into getting affiliate links for these products so you can makes some extra bread too. good episode
Awesome insights! Scarborough is one of the many towns similar to Brampton, etc it's cool to see people come up from anywhere even if it's some random place in Canada! I'm an hour west of Ottawa in a town of 15k people, a few people I know are into music production
What’s interesting is hearing him talk about forming relationships, passing out free beats and finding people he wanted to work with. Didn’t sound like he was “selling” beats per say
Can we get star boy, outtatown, or Loesoe on the podcast. They produced a lot for uzi, ken Carson, trippe red, etc. cmon we need one of them on the podcast
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these producergrind interviews gonna be so legendary in like 20 years
Verdade mano
Only the real know
nah chat gpt gon make beats for ai drake
Boi-1da & Hitboy Are Generational 🙌🏾
The early Boi-1da sound kit from 2009 is legendary! I still have and use it!….This episode is a true gem. Thank you guys for this.🙏🏾
hey can you send it to me?
can you send it to me?
Y’all asking as if he’s not just gonna gatekeep tf outta that 😂
@@AUGUSTIN-MUSIC he aint gatekeeping shit litterally out for free in the internet but yall some lazy motherfuckin mfs 😤😤☝☝🤡🤡🤡
It's incredible to witness a master talk about their craft. His insight into the creative process and sound selection are genuinely enlightening, and it's fascinating to see how he maintains his unique style while staying current in this ever-evolving industry.
Dr. Dre is a master. Quincy Jones is a master . Again another producer who's whole life changed when he discovered fruity loops and some crack vst's.
@@HoodHandyman While there's no denying the legendary status of Dr. Dre and Quincy Jones, it's essential to recognize the unique talents and contributions of other producers like Boi1da. His ability to adapt and stay current in the industry demonstrates his mastery of the craft. Utilizing modern tools like Fruity Loops and VSTs doesn't diminish his skill but showcases his dynamism and ability to evolve alongside the industry. Each producer has their journey and path to success, and Boi1da's innovation and creativity deserve recognition and appreciation in their own right.
"Get a bucket" 🏀 Most sensible thing I've ever heard a producer say on a podcast. So simple and spot on! Thanks PG and PC for bringing these 🔥 interviews!!
Producergind we need 40 on the podcast , he is a legend
thatd be crazy
A must
He did two on pensados place. But having him on here would be dope
useless he's a mixing engineer yall too focused on irrelevant thigns
It'd be legendary if they get Kanye in here talking about only producer shi
I'm a RUclipsr and followed boi-1da forever. He's so humble and wise. So many valuable gems about creativity, mindset, and falling in love with your work that apply not only to RUclips, but life in general. Plus it was cool hearing the BTS of making my favorite hip hop bangers.
So many modern vets on this podcast recently and it's been awesome 💪
Theres levels to this shit, Boi1da made pound cake and didnt expect it to pop, this year celebrating NWTS 10th anniversary ive had the album on my playlist and about 70 percent of the time my day starts with good God almighty. Gets me zoned, thank you for greatness
I still use that boi1da sound kit bro that shit goes hard bro for every beat type!! R.I.P Pat Stay!
Man everybody was using that boi 1da kit that’s a legendary kit
Shoutout PG and Boi-1da for the inspiration and gems, very humble and legendary work ethic to learn from 🙏🏽💎💪🏽
I have super old kits from 2003-05. Neptunes, Rza etc… man I’m old 🤦🏽♂️😂
truly successful people never put you down and are veey humble no cap
Boi1da is a true legend. So on point when he was talking about leaving the master chain clean and dry,if you got dope sounds they'll probably mash up proper, if not move on to another 808. I've been trying to work more minimal lately. Thinking of it as realestate in a song and there's only so much, so if it's not working move on to a sound, or drum that'll be a better fit, but keep it simple.
Great Podcast!
1da already a legend but so humble. Nothing but love 4 him. Great conversation 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Wondagurl Next 💫💫
It’s awesome getting to hear from the biggest producers in the game. I love what producer grind is doing for the culture.
Holaaaay manz got boi 1da on da pod jeeeeez blessss up king!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😤🔥🔥
THIS HOMIE GOT HIS HEART IN THE RIGHT PLACE. BLESS
My man from down the street! Big ups Toronto!!! Lets go. Here my raps and multi genre music now everywhere
From back in HS to seeing him around town these days, this guy is one of the most humble ppl in the industry I've seen... One of many legends from durham
This is priceless. TY ProducerGrind 🙏
"Respect everyone's process" Boi Wonda
went back to listen to this is how we do and yeah that kick drum was laying there waiting to be sampled lmao this guy is a goat this practice was very popular in the edm scene since the kick in edm is the most important element of the track, so they used to sample kicks like that. Anyway respect to this guy
So far gone is a CLASSIC Tape. I remember the hype around it n how different it was n how impactful drake was. People forget how INFLUENCtial wen drake first came out was. Shit was crazy asfuck!!. As a Drake fan that's prolly one of my favorite eras from drake next to 2013, 2015, 2017 ers of drake. 09 drake was different frfr.
Lol
FACTS
This guy is a Legend man, and so humble. God bless 🙏🏽
41:40 the Broken Record podcast with Rick Rubin, who also has a creativity book out now. Also a dope Andre 3000 interview on there
1da the goat
Hell yeah, this is gonna be a banger 🔥
Nice Saukrates story/connection. Saukrates once told me that my beats had traits of those of the greats. That meant everything to me
Respect for wearing the Pat Stay hoodie too, RIP Pat
One of best battlers of this generation fosho Long live!
No way you guy's got Boi-1da on here now we need that 40 interview & also Nineteen85 OVO is a power house when it comes to making hits/timeless records.
Boi1da is such a legend.
The real king of bounce!! This man has the best drums out of any producer out there. He up there side by side with timberland.
You guys are essential to the producer community!
Love yall content. Could ya’ll ask one of these producers about how a producer can be prepared for when a major placement hits? I feel like a lot of producers who don’t have a placement yet aren’t prepared for that email “Send me your info.” Maybe ask what every upcoming producer should do or expect when they land first placement. This happened to me with my first placement and i didnt know what to send them. I didnt have a lawyer or a manager etc…
He's right. The end result is the only thing that matters. What he said about taste and knowing what good music sounds like is interesting. Most people haven't done the research & gone back to hear and understand why and how good music is made.
That year in the lab at the start of a career is crucial. I’m only 6 months into producing and I learn something new every day. I’m still a long way away from where I want to be
Tamo junto brother
broo has the super mario theme sound as ringtone haha lets goo
Boi got classics for sure salute.
You guys are doing something so great for the music. Thank you for this.
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love this dudes energy
Y’all don’t miss!
Love this shit keep going we getting some info about 0 to 100 for drake that beat was crazy he said it was inspired from mob deep and wu tang.
Time went by so fast listening to this. Very informative. Please try to bring Wondagurl next and you gotta ask her about her some sauce because her drums are just to unique. She has drum bounces I've never heard from anyone else
MiMi 😍😮💨 lol forreal dope interview Boi 1Da is tough. 💪🏽💪🏽
yall should go back and list then VSTs and equpiment they guest or host mentioned. if possible also look into getting affiliate links for these products so you can makes some extra bread too. good episode
Yall down there at ProducerGrind done came the fuck up and i love that for yall.
Awesome insights! Scarborough is one of the many towns similar to Brampton, etc it's cool to see people come up from anywhere even if it's some random place in Canada! I'm an hour west of Ottawa in a town of 15k people, a few people I know are into music production
He’s said great things💪🏽
Goats❤
Better days are coming, better girls are coming, better music is coming. I know it's hard to see but believe in yourself and keep going.
Dope interview going down memory lane! 🔥🔥🔥
Producergrind damn near got the infinity stones of music producers lol
no cap i watched the metro southside ones where fire this one actually made me pause go cook up a 3pack and come back to it still watching right now
Such a legend, what a great interview
Most underrated producer ever
What a humble guy
you guys are on a crazy run
TB not knowing about old rappers be killing me fr 😂😂 I forgot this man young asl
Fire interview, super humble
My fav producer. Look up to him so much
Love this pod!!! Y'all killing it!!!
EYE BEEN SCREAMIN BOi-1DA FA YEARS & YAL DID IT GANG🗣🗣🤞🏾
BOi-1DA KIT v3
Boi1da 💙🔥🐐
damn, i really appreciate your videos, this one specifically is a true gem, definitely learned much from it, keep it up
Boi -1da and metrobommin are my favourite producers 💓💓💖💖
Great interview, thank you for that 🔥
What’s interesting is hearing him talk about forming relationships, passing out free beats and finding people he wanted to work with. Didn’t sound like he was “selling” beats per say
I'm STILL using Boi 1da kit to this day 🔥😂
Damn tb , you don't know sean paul 😂😂😭
WAH GWAN BIG MON!! 🇯🇲
his kit was my first one
We need dj chopsquad next man
thank you!
Creating using Acapella's The Move
Shouout to Dj Akademiks for coming to Producergrind and dropping 💎
Nah yoo 😂
💀💀💀
Yooo I literally was jus thinking “man’s look like Ak” 😂
Great interview
😂😂😂wildn
Great interview !!!! Lookin mega good guys pS !!!!
A Pensados place / Producers grind podcast episode would be very interesting.
Can we get star boy, outtatown, or Loesoe on the podcast. They produced a lot for uzi, ken Carson, trippe red, etc. cmon we need one of them on the podcast
It’d be dope to get more over sea producers man not just USA.
S/o to the interviewers for doing a great job
Great interview 🔥🔥
Canadians got a diff ringtone too 😭😭😭
Need Wondagirl on here
Mindset while having Momentum !!! I fucked that up when I had my momentum, it's hard creating a nother one !!! mark his words
Toronto legend
other than dude not knowing anything before Future Monster this was a great pod Boi 1nda a beast
Long live patstay 🕊🕊🕊
ehyyyyy toronto in the house!!!!!!!! lets get it🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yessir the legend
A+ Interview!!!!!
THIS EPISODE JUST HIT DIFFERENT 🦌🔥
thankk you!
Wow😮
We need DJ dahi on this podcast
💯💯💯
Boi1da is a legend
Boi-1da is a goat frfr
Interview Jahaan Sweet & also Roget Chahayed and ask him about dram broccoli. Get them two next!
(Boi 1da knows Jahaan btw)