KLC got one of the best custom Snares every!!!!! That No Limit Soldier Snare was epic...As a producer, I gotta be honest, I tried to duplicate that snare, and I cannot create it...It almost sounds like a clap, with some type of snare played in Reverse or slowed tempo...
That's a table full of legends. They're all great at their craft, and they all seem pretty cool-- but I could just sit & listen to Mannie Fresh & Young Guru talk about making music all day, everyday.
These Guys are Legends to me, back then i was just listening to those three camps (NL, CMR, ROC) and they are the reason why i´ve started to loop beats. thanks for the video / interview
+BeLoop1Back You can do so much with looping. It's crazy .. it doesn't have to be as complicated in the realm of hip hop and that's the best part. You can work smarter not harder, and with a good artist it makes the whole blend that much better... it should really be a chemistry. Not just a dude making a beat and a dude spitting and 0 communication between the two of them.
man i wish this was 3 hours long. im 20 minutes in and this is too dope...its like these cats grew up in the same neighborhood lol...all with top hits and all chilling talkin the same flow and language...too dope
Shout out to the whole panel, but at 8:40 when Guru said "Just making the beat don't mean anything" You can't say all that you stated, and then end it by saying just making the beat don't mean anything, because the beat is where the original SONG comes from. The idea, the HOOK, the THEME, the INSPIRATION. The BEAT is usually in the trenches where the mic is at. Which sparked the flame for the song idea, and rawness. Without all that the producer who is finishing the song production and polishing and editing the mix ain't got sh** to polish and edit. Now if he would have said "Just making the beat don't mean anything when it comes to putting out sure fire polished hits," then it would have made a little more sense to me personally.
I loved this shit so much! It was knowledgeable and insightful by a Grand cast of Producers and Engineer . I WISH JOHNNY J was Alive to do this Interview and would love to hear his talk on Mastering the SP 1200 and producing timeless hits for Tupac and everything else he put his fingerprints on. But still a excellent interview and wished it was longer
Guru is on point about his answer as to what differentiates a producer from just a beat maker... its simple. You're just involved in the overall product, not just the instrumental part. EQing vocals, layering... editing, cutting parts out... re-editing... def not a job for a lazy person lol
+Bernette W This is true...the Neptunes era and Kanye proved that... even Scott Storch before he turned into a crackhead but there are so many instruments with so much potential.
In all honesty, this tech talk may as well be Japanese to me. lol But nothing beats the knowledge, and the chemistry taking place between these brothas. And the broadening of my horizons by way of them educating me on their craft. That alone is an inspiration. Peace!
I won't have any problem if I don't get signed to a record deal ...I have many other endeavors that I could pay attention too. Much respect to all of you and I respect your opinion.
I love the talent & dedication of Young Guru even though beats & rap/hip hop isn't my favorite genre. He could fit in on a rock or jazz session- he's a pro. My favorite hip hop was Dr.Dre & that era (Nate Dogg, Eminem, Snoop, etc), where there was sampling but lots of Eric Elizondo and written music & grooves was the centerpiece. I still have issue with a track completely made of sounds from other records. The funny thing here was these guys commenting on the ease of getting sounds young guys have today, the Internet, sample sets, the lack of producers just tons of beat makers, etc. It shows humans and generations are always the same because cats the generation before these guys were saying "They're stealing shit off records" and slamming the unlicensed Wild West of pre sample clearance. It's interesting to see we all favor our generations music production no matter the genre.
27:00 I still take my own samples, listen for em too in all kinda music Holdin it down, The game aint lost completely yet. Although I do use FL Studio cause I dont have much hardware. No standalone hardware.... :/ PUT ME IN FRONT OF A BOARD AND GIMME A MPC AND WATCH ME SPEND MY LAST DAY AGE 23 MAKIN MEMORIES Coupe D, Baby, Everythang Gravy
+Nejc Lampič only a sucker who doesn't know anything outside mainstream music would say that. The 808 is used universally in all genres of music, and some variations of it are layered with other sounds or unrecognizable to someone such as yourself, so stop hating on 808 and learn something.
+Nejc Lampič I wouldn't say replace it, maybe use it in a different way. Let ATL ride their own waves for inventing trap music. The 808 is an overused instrument because everyone jumped on that trap style. The south was always using 808 as the main drums. But I see what you're saying though.
I don't think he meant replace the 808 entirely just the same old 808 sub that we hear all the time in trap music. There are so many variations of the 808 that you wouldn't even think are 808s that no one really uses
I use a lot of drum kits and bass drums if you don't want me to use it you shouldn't have it online. I have my own kits myself aren't we supposed to share as a production family?
Just Imagine If It Was No Such Thing As A Cash Money Records And Master P Would Of Have Got K.L.C. & Mannie Fresh On No Limit At The Same Damn Time Along With The Rest Of Beats By The Pound....Including U.N.L.V., Ms. Tee, Lil' Slim, Mr. Ivan Aka 187 In A Hockey Mask, Kilo G, Juvenile, B.G. Turk & Lil' Wayne....Damn Now Can You Imagine That Shit!!!!!
+Havok Mann yeah because one black person looks or sounds like another, they must be related. Log off the internet and step outside sometime, punk. You might learn something.
1) How am I supposed to have a sit down with him when he lives in a different country than me? Do you think a celebrity accepts invites from strangers to talk face to face? 2) I am not a doctor but you don't have to be a doctor to notice this dude is hopped up in every interview. 3) I expressed admiration for him and the hope that he can get his shit together. I did not indicate that my comment would give him the help he needs. That isn't jealousy, that's called genuine concern. 4) It's the internet and it's accepted that people are allowed to express their opinions. There's 100000x homophobic, bigoted, or sexist comments on RUclips yet you are taking issue with someone expressing concern for another. Get a fuckin' brain so you don't spew more trash.
Mannie is wrong about the 808, i think that it is a challange to make the 808 sound different in each period of history!!! It has to be like that forever!! 808 rules!! it has and it will!!!
KLC got one of the best custom Snares every!!!!! That No Limit Soldier Snare was epic...As a producer, I gotta be honest, I tried to duplicate that snare, and I cannot create it...It almost sounds like a clap, with some type of snare played in Reverse or slowed tempo...
Whenever I get a chance to hear Just Blaze speak, I take it.
That's a table full of legends. They're all great at their craft, and they all seem pretty cool-- but I could just sit & listen to Mannie Fresh & Young Guru talk about making music all day, everyday.
Seen this when it first dropped and I STILL revisiting 10 years later!
shout out to all these talented guys that made me love music and just blaze is still my favorite producer.
These Guys are Legends to me, back then i was just listening to those three camps (NL, CMR, ROC) and they are the reason why i´ve started to loop beats. thanks for the video / interview
+BeLoop1Back You can do so much with looping. It's crazy .. it doesn't have to be as complicated in the realm of hip hop and that's the best part. You can work smarter not harder, and with a good artist it makes the whole blend that much better... it should really be a chemistry. Not just a dude making a beat and a dude spitting and 0 communication between the two of them.
Thank you Mannie on that 808 comment goddamn!!!
Salute to these producers, most definitely inspired me to Produce Beatz...
Klc was talking bout Ms. Tee & Cheeky Blackk
man i wish this was 3 hours long. im 20 minutes in and this is too dope...its like these cats grew up in the same neighborhood lol...all with top hits and all chilling talkin the same flow and language...too dope
Shout out to the whole panel, but at 8:40 when Guru said "Just making the beat don't mean anything" You can't say all that you stated, and then end it by saying just making the beat don't mean anything, because the beat is where the original SONG comes from. The idea, the HOOK, the THEME, the INSPIRATION. The BEAT is usually in the trenches where the mic is at. Which sparked the flame for the song idea, and rawness. Without all that the producer who is finishing the song production and polishing and editing the mix ain't got sh** to polish and edit. Now if he would have said "Just making the beat don't mean anything when it comes to putting out sure fire polished hits," then it would have made a little more sense to me personally.
Great Conversation. 24:20 Guru is pointing out something really releveant and true!!
Dang! I didn't even know who KLC was. Gotta do my homework!
yes please study up!
I'm seeing now. Dude is a beast!
+RLMP Productions oh yea
I mean Master P said his name in like 50 songs lol but if you know bounce music then you know him!
@@HEAVYCHEVY409 beats by the pound though u dont even know.
You can't announce just blaze without trying to mimic his audio tag :D lol.
I loved this shit so much! It was knowledgeable and insightful by a Grand cast of Producers and Engineer . I WISH JOHNNY J was Alive to do this Interview and would love to hear his talk on Mastering the SP 1200 and producing timeless hits for Tupac and everything else he put his fingerprints on. But still a excellent interview and wished it was longer
Guru is on point about his answer as to what differentiates a producer from just a beat maker... its simple. You're just involved in the overall product, not just the instrumental part. EQing vocals, layering... editing, cutting parts out... re-editing... def not a job for a lazy person lol
Abdul Shire
this could be 5 hours longer and it still wouldnt be long enough to satisfy me. guess i gotta just watch it a few more times
Hating is for my success the more you diss me the more I am making progress.
wonderful responses from these icons
mannie preaching the truth about 808's, nothing wrong with using an 808 kick as a layer but there are other drums sounds out there people
+Bernette W This is true...the Neptunes era and Kanye proved that... even Scott Storch before he turned into a crackhead but there are so many instruments with so much potential.
Klc is definitely one the best producers hands down
In all honesty, this tech talk may as well be Japanese to me. lol
But nothing beats the knowledge, and the chemistry taking place between these brothas. And the broadening of my horizons by way of them educating me on their craft.
That alone is an inspiration. Peace!
should of had dj quik and battle cat in their!!
that still fly was the jam. funny how he said noone liked the song
hes talkin about the people in Cash Money records, that thing was an instant hood classic when it came out
Great panel and interviews.
Why would anyone give this video a thumbs down 🤦🏾♂️
MANNIE FRESH & KLC MY MENTORS BEST IN THA GAME
+MrJiggybig
Down south legends. Period.
Shout out to giving Mantronix and the late Larry Smith some love 14:55
I won't have any problem if I don't get signed to a record deal ...I have many other endeavors that I could pay attention too. Much respect to all of you and I respect your opinion.
"Time for the 808 to go away".....808 still here! Lol
I been saying we need to start using other kits other than the 808.
Legends
Much respect!
Lmmfao at the drum kits xD.
man i loved all that old larry smith production. ill pop in that whodini in 2015 and still be impressed with songs like 5 min of funk or one love. smh
+o01q2w3e Larry Smith had funky ass basslines and sick chords! He was ahead of his time
no timberland? :D
New Orleans and New York , classic shit
LEGENDS!
I love the talent & dedication of Young Guru even though beats & rap/hip hop isn't my favorite genre. He could fit in on a rock or jazz session- he's a pro. My favorite hip hop was Dr.Dre & that era (Nate Dogg, Eminem, Snoop, etc), where there was sampling but lots of Eric Elizondo and written music & grooves was the centerpiece. I still have issue with a track completely made of sounds from other records.
The funny thing here was these guys commenting on the ease of getting sounds young guys have today, the Internet, sample sets, the lack of producers just tons of beat makers, etc. It shows humans and generations are always the same because cats the generation before these guys were saying "They're stealing shit off records" and slamming the unlicensed Wild West of pre sample clearance. It's interesting to see we all favor our generations music production no matter the genre.
young guru looks like this dude i used to chill at the skatepark with named Troy
This was epic
Great Job Guys
I make my own drums and percussion
I explore all producing techniques and I am open to fresh and new ideas
i think klc made that "on a mission" beat for fiend, that song bang so fukin crazy
dude switch a seat lol
Stll Fly is one of nastiest beats ever produced real shit
Still working to be unique. Getting there
Where's timberland and swizz beatz
27:00 I still take my own samples, listen for em too in all kinda music
Holdin it down, The game aint lost completely yet. Although I do use FL Studio cause I dont have much hardware. No standalone hardware.... :/ PUT ME IN FRONT OF A BOARD AND GIMME A MPC AND WATCH ME SPEND MY LAST DAY AGE 23 MAKIN MEMORIES
Coupe D, Baby, Everythang Gravy
Sorry Mr. fresh but a year later they're beating the 808 all the way through hell's basement
Facts, two years later they're still beating the hell out of it
and the 808 still not going away
You right
the 8 dislikes came from these sound alike ass trap producers
i agree with fresh ... its time to replace 808 .... its getting boring
+Nejc Lampič facts
+Nejc Lampič only a sucker who doesn't know anything outside mainstream music would say that. The 808 is used universally in all genres of music, and some variations of it are layered with other sounds or unrecognizable to someone such as yourself, so stop hating on 808 and learn something.
+Nejc Lampič I wouldn't say replace it, maybe use it in a different way. Let ATL ride their own waves for inventing trap music. The 808 is an overused instrument because everyone jumped on that trap style. The south was always using 808 as the main drums. But I see what you're saying though.
I don't think he meant replace the 808 entirely just the same old 808 sub that we hear all the time in trap music. There are so many variations of the 808 that you wouldn't even think are 808s that no one really uses
it's not time to replace.. simply it's time to get more creative with it.
NOLA🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
man just blaze is the truth
14:45
This video is 5 years ago and Mannie Fresh said let the 808 go..and now it's 2021 and they still using it lol smh..
Respectfully speaking to just blaze but to me Curtis Blow was the first super producer and then Rick Rubin
sounded like krs in the beggining lls
This would be amazing without rosenberg
Mårten Olsson Im not a fan of Rosenberg but he actually did a great job with the questions. Stop hating
FIRSTNAMEMARKO Agreed. He's probably my least favorite person in Hip Hop, but he did okay.
I use a lot of drum kits and bass drums if you don't want me to use it you shouldn't have it online. I have my own kits myself aren't we supposed to share as a production family?
Listen, ALL PEOPLE UNDER 40, WHO ONLY WANT TO HEAR 808’s ALL THE TIME!! 31:45
Wait why the hell wasn't Timbaland invited?
I'm in popular demand regardless of you think I suck or think im great I have a fan base from my productions.
Just Imagine If It Was No Such Thing As A Cash Money Records And Master P Would Of Have Got K.L.C. & Mannie Fresh On No Limit At The Same Damn Time Along With The Rest Of Beats By The Pound....Including U.N.L.V., Ms. Tee, Lil' Slim, Mr. Ivan Aka 187 In A Hockey Mask, Kilo G, Juvenile, B.G. Turk & Lil' Wayne....Damn Now Can You Imagine That Shit!!!!!
Me: "still fly? I fucking hated--" Mannie Fresh: Everybody hated that record. Me: Whoa... Mannie Fresh is a mind reader.
MANNYFRESH SOUNDS LIKE JAY. probably related huh.
+Havok Mann yeah because one black person looks or sounds like another, they must be related. Log off the internet and step outside sometime, punk. You might learn something.
+whoop dat trick troll. isnt havok black?
Shawn Fisher thanks for announcing your trolling here, but it's not necessary.
WHERE IS PREMO !!!!!!!!!!!!
Guru sound like Dame Grease
MANNIE FRESH THE GREATEST OUTTA N.O. MANNIE FRESH IS NEW ORLEANS..HE MADE THE NEW ORLEANS SOUND WHAT IT IS TODAY..DNT TRY TO FABRICATE OTHERWISE
I have over 500 productions that are in the dark I also haven't made a production in 5 years I am smarter than you think I take notes.
You missing Dr Dre Swizz beats timberland
Guru really has a coke problem and I hope he gets it sorted out. Such a talented guy, would be a shame if something happened to him.
Thanks for snitching.
+gcornelius308 lmao word
Don't believe in that snitching BS. The guy needs help and pretending it isn't a problem won't do anything.
+Colin Anthony yeah he high as hell. I have tons of respect for him but it would be a shame.
1) How am I supposed to have a sit down with him when he lives in a different country than me? Do you think a celebrity accepts invites from strangers to talk face to face?
2) I am not a doctor but you don't have to be a doctor to notice this dude is hopped up in every interview.
3) I expressed admiration for him and the hope that he can get his shit together. I did not indicate that my comment would give him the help he needs. That isn't jealousy, that's called genuine concern.
4) It's the internet and it's accepted that people are allowed to express their opinions. There's 100000x homophobic, bigoted, or sexist comments on RUclips yet you are taking issue with someone expressing concern for another. Get a fuckin' brain so you don't spew more trash.
Mannie is wrong about the 808, i think that it is a challange to make the 808 sound different in each period of history!!! It has to be like that forever!! 808 rules!! it has and it will!!!
+W.A.W. What About Whatever The introduction of 808 changed hip hop forever there is no denying that, truly a seductive machine/drum kit.
302 stand up!
damn did mannie fresh lose his eyebrows? lol
Mannie Fresh look like whoopie with short hair...
I'm a keyboard piano fruity loop albeton and pro tools producer.
Manny said it right enough with the 808. And you have to dig for records. This generation is to lazy to dig .
We need a dr dre Kanye swizz Lil Jon timbaland Neptunes table
blaze always running his mouth longer than needed
you cant connect and build with producers because everybody thinks themselves as dope