Laziest Beat Makers?

[bogey_j]

i'm gonna catch hate for this, but the heatmakerz

once I figured out all they did was raise the pitch on some soul songs and put a part of it on a 3-second loop I was like man they lazy as hell


and that's ALL their dam beats too. waaayyy too reliant on the sample

 

[silk scarfs]

Majority of sample based producers tbh

Majority of madlib beats are just straight up loops with no drums added just the sample raw

Daringer too

EDIT the topic is beat making not digging. Madlib uses majority loops straight from records. go to whosampled and you'll see them shyts I straight 4 or 8 bar loops. No drums added or baseline or synths or keys. And don't start suckin my dikk inoe he can chop and flip shyt too madlib is the producer I've listened and studied the most besides havoc and dilla.

 

[SnowflakesByTheOZ]

Party Supplies

 

[Mindfield333]

Majority of sample based producers tbh

Majority of madlib beats are just straight up loops with no drums added just the sample raw

Daringer too

Definitely him

 

[91til]

you all need to shut the fukk up. there's nothing easy about spending countless hours digging for music no one is checking for. Not to mention, most of those samples that you think are just samples on loop actually have minor chops to make said loop work.

 

[nahnah]

Template trappers
Drumless loopers
Eric b

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Apollo Brown

Drumless loopers

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

As someone who makes sample based beats as a hobby, you dudes are showing a little ignorance. First of all, it's damn near impossible to listen to a beat and determine the producer was being lazy. Being a producer is sort of a thankless job. You can spend hours or literally days looking for the right sample. Then you might fukk around and spend hours finding the right hi hat or snare to fire. Then you might have to layer them or tweak them. So the consumer may hear a snare drum, but they don't know that you went through a library of hundreds of snare drums to find the perfect one, the slightly lowered the pitch, them layerd it with a hi hat or wood instrument to tweak the sound. Then spent more time getting the levels right. Just for the snare! But the listener will not know this unless they seen you making ththe beat.

Now I'm not saying producer can't be lazy. I'm saying that as a consumer, you can't tell by listening to the beat. Even if the beat is "simple"

 

[letti cook]

As someone who makes sample based beats as a hobby, you dudes are showing a little ignorance. First of all, it's damn near impossible to listen to a beat and determine the producer was being lazy. Being a producer is sort of a thankless job. You can spend hours or literally days looking for the right sample. Then you might fukk around and spend hours finding the right hi hat or snare to fire. Then you might have to layer them or tweak them. So the consumer may hear a snare drum, but they don't know that you went through a library of hundreds of snare drums to find the perfect one, the slightly lowered the pitch, them layerd it with a hi hat or wood instrument to tweak the sound. Then spent more time getting the levels right. Just for the snare! But the listener will not know this unless they seen you making ththe beat.

Now I'm not saying producer can't be lazy. I'm saying that as a consumer, you can't tell by listening to the beat. Even if the beat is "simple"

i dont sample but I know that snare struggle all too well...funny shyt is when you play something for someone and be cysed about a sound you created from layering, pitching and eqing all night..and they flat out dont know, show, or care.

*devin the dude voice" what a job this is

 

[Standing on business]

Nitty beats and lil john. 808's and 3 note melodies

 

[Dontay Flaco]

Ethereal
DJ Mustard

 

[NVious]

Someone in here legit said Madlib.

 

[DrewBagelz]

As someone who's tried their hand in production, and who has struggled making even the simplest, sample-based loop, there is nothing easy about making beats. Even the "lazy" shyt probably took hours to cut, arrange, and eq.

 

[TransJenner]

Zaytoveen


Every song literally sounds the same with different patterns

 

[cjlaw93]

DJ Premier
9th Wonder
Southside from 808 Mafia lowkey
Pierre Bourne lowkey
DJ Mustard