Reclaiming the Remix w/ Maschine Ep 2: M.O.P "Ante Up" w/ D/R Period
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Dubspot is proud to present the second installment of Reclaiming the Remix w/ Maschine, our new video series in which music producer and Dubspot instructor Shareef Islam invites noted hip hop producers and remixers to revisit some of their classic productions using Native Instruments' Maschine and create custom setups for performance in a live setting.
In episode two of Reclaiming the Remix, Brooklyn-based hip hop producer, DJ, and rapper D/R Period stops by Dubspot for a lesson on Native Instruments' Maschine with instructor Shareef Islam. D/R has produced tracks for some of hip hop's brightest stars including Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes, Queen Latifah, DMX and Cam'ron as well as the late greats Notorious B.I.G. and 2Pac, but to most he is known as the man responsible for hardcore rap duo M.O.P.'s radio hit "Ante Up" and the "Money" song from TV's Breaking Bad series.
D/R talks to Shareef about his creative process and using his trusted MPC 60 II, and they explore the creative possibilities of Maschine by not only recreating "Ante Up" but then also remixing and recomposing the track with impressive results. In the process, they highlight some of the features and functions Maschine provides for chopping and sculpting samples, building and modifying drum sounds, applying effects and more.
This is a straight up infomercial. "ARe you telling me I can emulate classic MPC sounds on the Maschine?" "Yes, but that's not all!"
one of the all time greats.rarely given the credit hes due.cats dont even know how many of their fav joints were produced by DR.he was at the forefront of the most rugged new york shit coming out in the 90s.the work he did on "once upon a time in america" ALONE should cement him as one of the greatest producers of all time .and the thing bout DR joints is....they never fuckin get old.been bangin em for 25 years and its still fresh as fuck
thanks for just supporting Dubspot and the vibe.
U welcome. Salut
I love the way this guy reacted to the Maschine. You can just tell he was filling those pads by the way he plays them. I can't wait to see more if these producers react to the Maschine Studio and 2.0 because it's even more impressive. MPC does it's thing, but Maschine is like a whole new futuristic world.
Keep those Reclaiming the Remixes coming Dubspot , they inspire me to keep pounding my pads .
Seeing the reaction of someone with so much experience being at the forefront for so many years really says a lot. Maschine exceeded all the gear he used before, crazy.
That's really good to be put on the spot like that. I like the way DR flips it.
"Are you saying, that I can generate the same sounds on machine as my mpc" sounds like an infomercial...
0:42
the way that smile slowly starts to creep in
Sample for Ante Up - Sam & Dave - Soul Sister, Brown Sugar. Atlantic 1969.
Producers - Isaac Hayes & David Porter
I take back some of the harsh things I said yesterday. I guess it was coming from watching the DJ Sasha video on this channel right before this one. Sasha, who has been producing since 1991 was on Dubspot saying how he uses an engineer and struggles in the studio sometimes. Then this. The bragging and name-dropping. I guess Hip Hop is a different world.
maaan, so much joy and knowledge in that video. inspirational for sure.
please, KEEP THESE EPISODES GOING!!! I'M GETTING READY TO MOVE BACK TO JERSEY SO I'LL BE ATTENDING DUBSPOT IN AUGUST DAMN, I CAN'T WAIT!!!!
This is an amazing keep the episodes coming it is nice to see and hear the original producers bang out and share the knowledge and input.
... and that my friend is what's up!!!
@Shareef Islam.Much respect for the words on Dilla,HIPHOP,Sampling & this Life of Music & business
sickkkk! such a classic tune! people still pop off in the clubs when its dropped!!
People are Starting to Under Stand Maschine, If maschine could convert Mp3 Files that would take it over the TOP !
word.. love the bjj ref.. im a white belt under brian guidry (vaghi bjj)..dope way to word it
Dope!
Smh.....WOOOOOW I DID NOT KNOW HE MADE "ANTE UP" DAM...💪💯
Word, but he did the entire 1st CD for M.O.P.
I bought maschine mk1 on release an I had no idea you could bus like that!
This is a great video! This is the reason I will be purchasing a Maschine when I upgrade my studio in a few months, keep 'em coming!
Nice flip at the end!
Inspirational vid...make me wanna get in the lab
Damn, for real, I thought I was the only who thought Ante Up was the ultimate smash. No BS, I still listen that s*** twice a day...at least!
Great video !!
Riot music. Still listen to this
Ante up still bangs!
I actually sat down with Teddy Riley in the studio, with Diddy in the studio, with The Ummah, in the studio,DR/ Period, Bob Powers in the studio, I could go on, and yes I was working, mixing, remixing, producing, recording, learning, oh yeah and getting paid . So one of many things I did learn is how to produce a record!!! not a beat!! anybody can make a beat, especially now a days!! But not just anyone can make records that are just dope!! Produced the artist, get the right engineers,
Damn I'm inspired now! Time to turn on my MV8800!!!
Great video. Like how these old school cats get blown away by the new breed of production.
The krump world LOVE!!!!! Ante Up
THANK'S FOR ALL THE SUPPORT BIG S/Oz TO SHAREEF ISLAM AND DUBSPOT
Damn that remake was genius
Yes!! Sir!!!!! Enough Said!!!!
THIS IS GREAT STUFF
crazy dope!! pure hip hop
HOT!!!!!!
Great vids Shareef.
Great guys)
Straight fire 🔥
Nice!
yeaaa that was sicccccc
Dope
Cmon D.R.Period..way underRated!!!!! But @D.R. which O.S. U using on the MPC60II???
D.R is the truth
this looks like an infomercial for some reason
DR deserves his credit... c
is a producer and they all got something to say now!!! Learn your craft, go get your music placed, learn the business of music ( not the music business ). In my martial arts classes we say you have to earn the right to apply your jitsu! No one is just gonna give you their hand or arm to apply joint manipulation or a lock. So go earn your right as a producer before you hate on a individual who helped pave the way for folks to do this damn thing called hip hop!!
Awsome
Yes I agree the industry has been stale etc... but that ain't new. So do your part creatively to help , don' just talk crap like you got it on smash!! and your publishing checks, credits, musical expertise reads like Quincy Jones. in the words of Dr.Moses Powell (Founder of Sanuce Ryu ) Each One Teach One!! Peace, Love and HipSoul.
deal with the studios, the musicians, song writers etc.. and if you also have the chops to actually play the machine, or keyboards, guitars, yes and turntables, then wow!! So folks need to get the full picture of what it is they are talking about. my dude Rashad Smith ( Tumblin Dice ) google him , countless hits!!! still working on his grind but these new cats out here with their little programs don't know what this is really about. JDilla ( R.I.P. )
disable comments next time you get a big-shot on. the one place you will find haters who talk about stuff they know nothing about is in the comments section of youtube. myself included. I was all open-minded until I saw the clip of his music video and I was like "I hate this guy already and I don't even know who he is" LOL Otherwise you did a great job on the vid. Your work is great. presentation style too. No problem there.
DUB SPOT BROTHERS, quick question, your opinion about making beats with Reason
Nice
Dilla had many hits, he sampled everything he could and made it beautiful or turned what was already beautiful into another form of beauty ( Hip Hop ). He engineered his sound before who ever mixed it in the major studios, he had no damn plug ins, with presets, etc... all by ear!! Now that you can get music software for cheap or free is you illegally download it, the music is produced cheap, stale, generic. Everybody that can cut , copy, paste and work the hell out of a qwerty keyboard
d/r need to give this brand new version to MOP for their new sh*t.
Man they gotta come correct with 2.0 soon or else I'm switching to Ableton Push
Ante Up 2013 Remix .
SOLD...
daammmnnn mv8800. classic piece right haha, I fucked with an mv8000 one time and backed down lol.
If you are made those hits on an MPC or whatever why not stay with that?
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Well everyone has their right to their opinion, but do the research first , Dude mixes most of all his records. That one in particular. Also I use to be the same way about Puffy, etc.. when i was trying to get meetings to sell tracks. I had all of this stuff to say who is and who is not a producer, but had no placements, no success at it, just my opinion, but I was broke and to me I was the hottest thing un heard of.
Probably stumbled to what it's capable by chance.... The intentions sounds more like it was just a competitive tool.
just like 90-percent of the big-time hip-hop producers out there. talks a good game but the rest of his career is all about taking the credit for other people's hard work. This guy does not talk like a producer who knows anything about the technical side. ok he can make a beat on an MPC, but who can't? The guy who MIXED the Ante Up track should be on here because that's where the magic is. Not in chopping a beat.
DR is listening but he can tell the feeling is lacking in the new hardware 😅
DR did not want to be there. His own downfall
man i respect you and all the oldschool techniques but you cant throw an entire group of producers under the bus like that. if he had plugins he would have used them. now the producers are the artists and not just a name on a record for producing the beat.. love the videos. just sayin
sinnermonkey b
is sampling biting?
hahahaahah
Too much me me me me me me, not enough music
If y'all need verses hit me up I got pages of mad ill 16s
what a bummer the the guy who made the ante up beat maybe had used samples too xD
WooZer Why is that a bummer? Stop hating on sample based producers.
Goddamn D/R! That shit was hot
Dope!