Lord Finesse making a beat on the SP 1200 | Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2023
- Watch as hip hop producer Lord Finnese showcases his skills on the classic SP 1200 drum machine, creating a blazing hot beat from scratch.
Lord Finnese is a hip hop producer from The Bronx, New York known for his skills in making beats, particularly on the SP 1200 drum machine. He is best known as the founder of the D.I.T.C. crew, together with Showbiz & A.G. and Diamond D. Future members included Fat Joe, O.C., Buckwild, and the late Big L.
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Ay son! This is why the SP is the greatest sampling instrument of all time. It's so easy to use and sounds amazing. And most of all it's fun.
Poll
I wouldn't mind having one but I'm paying what they're go for lol
Team MPC
I dunno if I discovered this by accident trying to emulate the SP to the best of my ability on the MPC 2000XL but all I would do was resample my main sample to 12 or 8 bit and just mess with the frequency. Definitely sounded like I was messing with an SP
I wonder can you get the new sounding snares through the SP cause 😢them drums are so out dated!!!!
I can watch him on a SP 1200 all day. soo clean wit it
I have the SP-1200 🔥
So great to see this legend show everybody how it's supposed to be done. So slept on as an emcee and producer.
FOREAL 💯🎶‼️
I'll take a MPC anytime!
South Bronx Stay In It To Win It. Peace To The SP Legend Lord F.I.N.Double S.E
Legendary. Hiphop 50th!!!!
LORD FINESSE!
Legendary....SP is that deal! 💯
GOTTA LUV THOSE BUTTON CLICKS
All samplers are digital, that's in their nature. The SP sounds different because the sample and bitrates are low. You could probably make the case for the AD/DA converters colouring the sound in a certain way - but it's not magic; just soundwaves being manipulated in different ways (of which there are endless).
Wtf said it was magic? Gotta love bums trying to diminish what great black people accomplish. Who asked you for this bullsheet comment? We don't care about endless whatever dafuc you're talking about. Where are your classic hip hop beats? I'll wait
@@wavycrockett4261 pulling the race card immediately, huh? Relax, I'm just saying people need to realise this machine ain't magic. Lord Finesse probably is though.
Thank you. This "warmth of analog" junk is hilarious. The SP1200 sounds the way it does because it's a 12-bit DIGITAL sampler that uses older AD/DA converters. You can't even sample in analog. That shit cracks me up. I have reproduced the sound of the SP1200 using FL Studio & Serato Studio. Using the proper filters & being a producer or engineer that knows what they are doing can recreate the sound of any old sampler. PERIOD.
@@JimLigon Have you or would you make a video explaining this topic? Sounds interesting.
@@demejiuk5660no he can’t
That was a masterclass…. All presented within 5 minutes and some change. The Legendary Lord Finesse. 💯‼️🔥🫡
I love all DITC producers equally
1:29 great beat 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎧☠️☠️☠️
Big up, Props n much luv to Lord Finesse ! im a huge fan. PEACE man :)
Pure nuggets...🔥
One of my favorite beats of all time - Jewelz, w OC
Actual Facts! My joint!
Used to Rock your music all over in my 1983 MK1 Jetta 2 door lowered etc. System I did myself 2-8" JBL and 4-6.5 w/ tweets two amps. Get the cheese like calzone Give chicks da dial tone , Analog is way thicker. I have MPC@KXL and new MPC live 2. Mad respect Lord.
True OG Finesse! 🔥
Good to see Finesse still cooking.
Those two notes are so jazzy! 😎
Legend
The king 👑
Dope.
Mastah at Work. damn i want a SP
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AG doesnt get the aknowledgement he deserves too. Andre The Giant was a beast
#Salute to the god
fireee
i love his voice
The funky man is in it to win it
LEGEND
The Funky Man !! My FKn Guy!!! Mad Respect and Love brother !
Peace Fly God! You a Legend 🌹👑
Fire content…the AUTHENTIC “Heat”, the One and Only himself, Lord Finesse. Much respect and appreciation to you bruh….🔥🔥🔥😎💯👍🏾
thats crazy
Class is in session love to see finesse pete or marly at work oh can’t forget premo!
love to hear the story again and again how it all got started way back when !
ruclips.net/video/GdC3hIuRAKs/видео.html
FUNKY TECHNICIAN!
Bottom line, we are the fans of a analog, old heads. But the fans only care about the end products. They wouldn’t care analog, digital, hitting spoons on trash cans, as long as it creates a feeling, they vibing. all us old heads care to much about that past sound quality. If the fans say they want analog, then we can talk. All the fans want is food with salt and pepper. All that extra stuff will have you in the lab a year with nothing to stream but conversation.
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I remember programming my first sp1200 it was super simple and natural even tho it only had 10 seconds
Gratitude
Finesse was my guy straight up just had a different sound. The whole DITC was the shit. Diamond D, Fat Joe, Showbiz & AG, Beatminerz... The type of beats inspired me... Black Moon, Smiff 'n Wesson... all of those guys.
Beatminerz weren't DITC but I feel you
2:14 🤟🤟🔥🔥🔥🔥fire beat
Finessing that shit.
2:21 I have the SP-1200🔥🔥🔥great Video 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Finesse don’t get the cred he deserves…Brainstorm..the original beat still on my faves of all time!!
How do I get metronome to work? When I hit record I hear anything.
That Red Cafe beat for Above the Clouds is a classic beat. Is that a Chaka Khan sample?
SALUTE!
You see how warm that kick still sounds even though the X will smash that shit no disrespect but that argument don't hold up in 2023.
Wait did that tweet say slide him INFRONT of diamond d???
Make your 💰 but I need a new lord finesse album
What’s that box on top of his SP?
I love Sp1200 but it's funny how he called it an analog device "better than digital" when SP has one of the most digital sounding devices, it's famous for its "ring" which is a result of the low bitrate digital processing and quirks in its chips.
It's like I'm walking into Slo Mo's Studio again i Brooklyn Heights & he hit me with Lord Finnese's 1st album White Label test pressings with no labels on it yet... I had to figure out what side to put the Side A & B on by ear, 7 months before the LP came out... With Finnese & A.G. going back & forth on some real Monster Truck BX sh!#*, I wonder if Slo Mo told him He was the best He heard in the studio at that time too? He also told me to run out the building once I get down stairs because the MF's from Wild Pitch would try to sign me & give me the same foul azz contract they gave everybody else at the time... 😜😂😜 Ha hahahaaaaaa...
You still got the wax?
@@sgtcreasegrease No Doubt!!! Somewhere in one of my crates
WORDDD! You still spin? Throw anything up on the net?@@illreel5169
3:30 are those 2 notes or 2 chords?
Chords of course
What song was he sampling?
Anybody know the beat at the very end of this video?
ruclips.net/video/xJYDHEQgfOA/видео.html
Anyone know the song at 2:24?
They dont even know about that analog
The sp 1200 is not analogue. If it was analogue it would operate with some kind of internal tape machine
Capacitors, transistors, resistors are analogue components which is what these machines were made with. Open one up and have a look. The final processing may be on a chip but with these circuits you can push the levels and the sound in a way that you can’t with modern digital machines. They also have their own character.
@@harrymindgameTV I have an sp1200. every machine that samples converts analogue signal into digital binary which is why you can then manipulate the sound. So yes the inner workings colour the sound on the way in. But what you hear back is a digitally converted signal
@@harrymindgameTVDudes are tone deaf as cheese and can’t think. How strange, Finesse used the term “analog” and “digital” to refer to a resulting sound profile instead of referring to the recording format. I wonder how that can be.😐
@@designatedpiledriver8216 True, can’t argue with that statement.
@@harrymindgameTV There is capacitors transistors and resistors in every machine including your xbox or ps5 I love when mf's who don't know anything about tech scream this without not knowing wtf they are talking about. This doesn't define a sound my guy everything is digital and you have no idea wtf your talking about at all. Any stand alone machine equals to the stand alone for that era but basic components to a machine doesn't dictate sound. Actually the transistors and capacitors are bigger and have probably already been changed because of the caps swelling years ago, so they would still be newer capacitors resistors and transistors.
sp1200 IS digital bro 🤣🤣 no disrespect
He gave an opinion about the sound, not an argument against how the data is captured.
@@rook9309 Lol you tryna cover up for him lol
@@chinbeats6551 nah man, it’s just ppl in the comments acting like he saying there’s a tape machine or vinyl press inside the sampler and he’s not saying that. It samples analog source and has analog playback through the stereo outs and maintains an analog type sound (duh, it went through DA conversion) but it still SOUNDS analog thanks to the electronics inside which also contain analog parts. that’s ALL he saying lol.
What is the fascination with MPC?
Surely the proof is in the pudding, not the oven it was baked in?
(Context: seen many say it's not "real hip hop" if not done on MPC)
This is not a mpc. This is a sp1200.
There is no fascination for mpc, there are samplers out there, and hiphop relied heavily on these, be it e-mu, akai, asr, or whatever.
These machined made hip hop what it is. I'm not saying if you don't use them, it's not hiphop.
Take the electric guitars out of a rock band, for exemple. Weird
@Verter 1595
I currently use Ableton; how will either of the devices you mentioned improve my beats?
Wanting to learn violin doesn't require a Stadivarius
@@darrengordon-hill the limitations of those machines push you in another direct. It’s like having a acoustic and a electric guitar. They have the exact notes on the fretboard, but a distorted electric guitar pushes you in the rock and metal direction.
You can make good stuff with everything, but if your goal is authentic early 90 beat, you need vinyl and an old school sampler. The newer ones (Mpc live etc) are nearly the same as working with a daw
Why do you talk about the mpc in a vid on sp1200 🤔
Hip-Hop mentality is not simply about dropping beats, it is a culture, it has roots so if you just want to make beats, I can't guarantee you that a sampler will give you any benefits
But if you are in a real Hip-Hop thing you'll gotta learn about the classic workflows, not only modern emulations ! And it will benefit you overall, since Hip-Hop is a whole culture. I'm the type who would say that even learning breakdance would improve your sound !
Nobody tell him the SP is digital…🤫
Lol how is it analog 🤦♂️
These dudes swear cause they use MPC's and SP-1200s they're the end all be all
Shut up Chin
I hate those clicking pads
you bugging thats ASMR
😊I like the clicking pads! 😊
You must be young af
Legend
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