Slangtonomo
Formerly Slang Dussain Ali
No, the question was could you craft a beat around a concept or idea someone brings to you.
Curious, I know you a WC breh, what type production tip you on?
Coli producers: Is it easier to make a beat when a rapper provides the lyrics and concept first?
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No, the question was could you craft a beat around a concept or idea someone brings to you.
Curious, I know you a WC breh, what type production tip you on?
How bad u want it..i'll sell itYou being selfish fam
Slangtonomo
Formerly Slang Dussain Ali
How bad u want it..i'll sell it
How bout production credits and money on the backend
GPBear
The Tape Crusader
Nah, it's the complete opposite.
You can sit down and make 5 beats in a night, but if a dude has a specific concept in mind, then you have to put the work in to find the samples/drums that match the concept.
In fact, I rarely do that shyt, because most emcees these days don't really gaf about concepts, so you can just give them a batch of beats so they can find what vibes best for them. Also, if an emcee has a concept for a song, there's really no reason in 2017 that they can't make the beat themselves.
You can sit down and make 5 beats in a night, but if a dude has a specific concept in mind, then you have to put the work in to find the samples/drums that match the concept.
In fact, I rarely do that shyt, because most emcees these days don't really gaf about concepts, so you can just give them a batch of beats so they can find what vibes best for them. Also, if an emcee has a concept for a song, there's really no reason in 2017 that they can't make the beat themselves.
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
I can craft a beat around a concept or idea, but I don't need that to work. I can make beats all day.
My sound is varied, it just depends on what i'm feeling...but do have a lot of "Cognac Lounge Beats"
and spacey-funk (dare I say, Battlecat-ish).