+James Logan but the artist has to make the music come alive and create a visual for the laid canvas it's a relationship can't have one without the other.

+Zairrion Davis nah i dont think so.. producers work way harder and actually make the vision come alive.

+Estrada Beats Yeah its really not even close, the artists are just the ones born lucky tbh. You have to have a unique and good voice to be a rapper, most people just don't have that. but you have to work your ass off no matter what as a producer, you can't just get by from natural talents.

+Connor Van Winter at the end of the day , no one is just going to listen to a beat all day, and no one is just going to listen to someone rap all day

+Connor Van Winter you cant have one without the other

Exactly. You stay to get an idea and inspired. Now you know why what came after happened.

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JOOOOHN CENAAAAA!!!!!

its jooooohn ceeenaaaaaaaa

NO FUCKING WAY!!! ONE OF MY FAVORITE PRODUCERS DID THAT?!?! 🤣🤣😭

Chaos made the beat

What's funny is when I first heard that being used I said "I bet Jake One made that beat" I was right lol

THANKS

King David you are sharper then a damn pencil.

ONLY if he finds the "evil chord" lol....

Keep going!!🫵🏾

Get back on it bruh. I went through that same exact situation. I just got me a laptop and FL Studio 21. I'm back on it 🔥

3 Kings he broke that down here too

+Devin bear-re whats he paying?

+Devin bear-re only his last two albums are fire. the rest are borderline trash

+Devin bear-re considering you only got 2 likes, what youve just stated is pure shit, drake feeds off everyone without crediting shit... Hotline Bling is really CHA CHA

+ItsOnlyShift You discredit what someone says based on the ''likes'' they get? Majority may do something one way but it don't always make it right.

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thank you, for seeing it as it should be seen. but what will really get you, is give 10 producers the same sample and listen to 10 different interpretations and 10 different resulting beats.

trufe4 I want to believe it works that way but making a tune is way more unique with a given drum-kit to 10 different producers. That said if they all claim the drum-kit in their music as their own it would be plagiarism to the manufacture of the drums. So the unique thing of a tune by such "drum-kit" could be a base or a synth lead is to how the producer builds it manipulating the sound for a specific tune. You're allegedly stealing that snare sample and would steal it by the unique behavior from how it fits in a tune how the original producer made it.

Mikal Jones 40 didn't help replay the sample. G Koop did, 40 only added to the album version.

if we’re being real, drake sucks dick… like for real. in comparison to numerous mcs that preceded him, such as common, rakim, nas, and tip, drake is a shitbag and it’s not even known for sure that he’s written all of his songs

What song is it

FAXX

Enlighten Beats He seems depressed lol

@@r0mediddy eh ig but to me he jus seems humble af

@@r0mediddy He does, in his early video he really had a wasted face like if he was doing to much heroine

@@OgTitouan why you paying so much attention to other men's faces ya fruit ?

It really is

shut up how u knew 😂

Just before.

Everybody.

fuck you talking but bro Jake one been producing for years since 94 he an og in the producer game

+Niko Bobich You right! But like the other dude said hes been doing this for a while. But at the same time it don't matter what age you are to start anything! (maybe not a rapper lol) but most things in life take time. People are handed different cards in life. I respect older people who followed their dreams, over young people who quit on their dreams. Word Up.

+Niko Bobich brah there's so many producers in this world.. HAve you ever listened to Rock and Roll? Country? Mostly all of those producers are over the age of 40 yrs old.. You ever heard of Rick Rubin?? Rick Rubin is the co-founder of Columbia Records and Founder of Def Jam records and American Recordings, he's 52 yrs old and has won so many awards I can't even remember (Album of the yr a few times) he's worked with Red Hot Chili Peppers, Jay Z, Beatie Boys, Run DMC, Johnny Cash, Metallica, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Slipknot, Eminem, Kid Rock, Justin Bieber, Kanye West, Ed Sheeran, Adele, Jazzy J, Linkin Park, ZZ Top, Weezer, Black Sabbath, Action Bronson, Slayer, System of a Down, Mick Jagger, Danzig, Green Day, U2, Niel Diamond lol I could keep going.

Houston Is My City He's the CO-founder of def jam alongside Russell Simmons

+JRLM pro tools is an amazing software. i dont know what ur talking about

+Harold Hong Making beats on pro tools is one of the most frustrating things ever.. for producers there are MUCH BETTER programs..

INDEED. I prefer Ableton for producing...

what you mean?

its not the is software its the mind behind the DAW

Haha I did it too bro.

I like the first part better that beat is smooth af

I do the same thing. The minute the song hits 3:06, I turn my volume up xD

For real!

The whole beat and song is a masterpiece idk what you say. Master track put together lyrics, vocals and beat!!

Classic Drake move using two epic intros combined into a memorable line "hope long this nigga waiting for the intro?" The boys calculated

I believe they asked for an amount they knew they wouldn't pay. They probably didn't want their music associated with Drake. It is a Gospel Record, that probably plays into it.

anthony alvarez all the more reason not to tell. There's a reason 1990s DJs created the "No Sample Snitchin" rule

Dudeguy no sample snitching was said because they weren't clearing the samples. So by not saying the sample it was less likely to get caught. Nowadays you have WhoSampled and the sample is usually credited.

A. Men. to that!

OTF_Trillz WIth the digital tools available today it's almost impossible to hide your sample without distorting it greatly. You're best off just trying to sneak by or getting it cleared.

her???

@@bigol9223 big mistake bro hehehehe sometimes this happen ;)