Producers Place: Freshm3n III (Behind The Beat: Chris Brown - Love More Feat. Nicki Minaj)

Production team Freshm3n III take fans behind the the smash RnBass single they produced for Chris Brown & Nicki Minaj "Love More" that was helped penned by Verse Simmonds & Eric Bellinger. Watch the new episode above, as they interview and also break the beat down instrument by instrument.
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[@beatkultr]

Dope interview!

[@MindMadeThis]

this beat is so crazy. I always wondered who made it or how did it even come about. Great job!

[@CaribbeanSamples]

Good vibe Brother's keep it up.one love

[@mistaencore732]

keep making hits. DOPE!

[@TheoTheCreole]

That reverse 808, tho!!! Love that idea. It's a great method to use on a lead in or a fill in.

[@speakezmusik4018]

Great interview!

[@producerbeatabuza]

I like how they work.

[@audioplugg5310]

dope studio vibe!

[@vadebarnett869]

15:03 One thang! So true! Keep doing work and you will always improve on your craft. Nuff said!

[@TheoTheCreole]

Great advice!

[@producerbeatabuza]

Dope!

[@mser3232]

Bay Area!!!! I know CB and the music industry loves us!!!

[@Bricks_shakur]

I hate when people say we can't show you that or we can't give that away especially in music, because with music the knowledge should be shared

[@ACTIVE24700]

its like giving away the secret recipe....thats a no no

[@Bricks_shakur]

ACTIVE24700 Steele sharpens steele

[@jacksp8de]

Nice editing

[@DJStarkS23]

Cool Stuff

[@Progressionmusic1]

Very smart dudes!

[@b864r]

🙌

[@KennyLauderdale]

cool vid. good guys

[@EastwickDaProblem]

fresh beat

[@Saskiequelle]

5:43 Apts, cars, houses....damn.

[@tommygun222]

How do you get your beats out to celebrities like Chris brown? I don't know much about these guys but they got there beat on Chris Browns album

[@slimkid1122]

lmao "only" 57?!

[@LSTJR05]

lmao. I said that same shit

[@marcomarkproductions]

+Ali! _ bruh...

[@Anonymous-yw9gf]

+Ali! _ lol

[@williamvargas3485]

+Ali! _ I'm an engineer and honestly for a beat.. 57 isn't really an awful lot. with the working digital DAW's now.. and the possibility of unlimited track counts i get sessions where the beat can be 80 plus tracks. It's crazy but some people dont know when to stop lol

[@DontYaTalkSIlly]

+William Vargas Lol I often get 70 tracks in a session but just for the beat!? Thats a lot lol! You must have like 30 layers on your kick ^^

[@oopalonga]

honestly, the reason they have so many tracks is b/c it's quicker just to make a new one then it is to improvise on the same track. i mena it's less clean obviously, but imo it's faster.
but let's be honest, when u hear most pop songs, their certainly NOT 57+ different sounds = P

[@niko5646]

Why does Nic Nac take the credit then ?

[@letsdoit7605]

he did not idiot

[@chrisvidz89]

alien head

[@thomasyang9175]

they need logic X ... they would have much more possibilities

[@ChrisKoraltan]

+Thomas Yang i have Logic X and it serves me well

[@Skreept]

+Thomas Yang I don think it matters what you use, as long as your idea is executed as intended