In this video from 9th Wonder's 'De Blog Jam' series, we get a great up-close look at one of the most prolific beatmakers of our time, as he samples parts of an instrumental using an Akai MPC 2500 and NOT FL Studio. Video also gives a great view of how 9th Wonder utilizes Pro Tools.
-Sa'id
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April 15, 2009
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"As a musical process, beatmaking
beatmaking can be broken down into three separate--
but equally important--spheres: the Technical,
the Logical, and the Creative. The Technical sphere
of hip hop/rap beatmaking refers to
the mechanical processes of making
hip hop/rap music. It involves all the steps
associated with operating various Electronic Music
Production Instruments (EMPIs). This is the sphere where
things like sampling, chopping, looping, sequencing,
recording, mixing, mastering, and such come into play." -Sa'id
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