I look at OVO as a Camp honestly so I may be giving 40 too much credit. Doesnt 40 more so go more for samples than Boi-1da?
40 gotta be one of the last New Producers who are actually students of music.
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honestly breh, I have no idea.
No that's Frank Dukes.
It goes like this. Frank Dukes is the sample God, he finds the sample and touches it. Which gives 40 and Boi-1da an idea of what they want to do with it. Then they go to work and flip it
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
What you don't understand is most of these superproducers have REAL students of music digging through the crates for them then they just buy the CD with a bunch of HQ samples. All of them do it from Timbaland, Ye, 40. The real guys with the ear are the guys you'll never hear their names. One of them is a good friend of mine and he digs and compiles samples and breaks for all your favorite producers. All they do is go through the CD and pick the samples they like and flip it.
Not surprising, Timbaland was Devante Swings guy for a while. It makes sense, doubt once these guys go big they are spending all their time on youtube and stuff.
I'm going the organic way and finding my own samples 
Soundcloud.com/fleezy_beats
Soundcloud.com/fleezy_beats
StretfordRed
Afro-European
For the non-Drake fans, what was the end product?
beenz
Rap Guerilla
is that lucrative for your boy?
beenz
Rap Guerilla
Reebok Jones
Pro
yeah i think 1da rarely uses samples tbh
but it was jake one who produced furthest thing
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
It's not as lucrative as it should be. The sounds this guy has amaze me. If I knew how to produce I would be a beast just off his shyt alone. He charges anywhere from 1-3k per CD but to me they should be sold for way more. Also, there aren't that many producers willing to pay that kind of premium so his pool of customers is very small. When you factor in the time it takes to actually find the perfect samples and put them all together, it's not really that much money. That's why the people that really do it for the love are the ones who don't get paid and their names will never really be known. He's been signed to Bad Boy and LaFace as a producer but now he just works with local artists, but dude is a legit genius. He just doesn't have the patience to deal with the industry after getting fukked over so many times.
2manyFCKNrappers
mentally i measure kilos
It's not as lucrative as it should be. The sounds this guy has amaze me. If I knew how to produce I would be a beast just off his shyt alone. He charges anywhere from 1-3k per CD but to me they should be sold for way more. Also, there aren't that many producers willing to pay that kind of premium so his pool of customers is very small. When you factor in the time it takes to actually find the perfect samples and put them all together, it's not really that much money. That's why the people that really do it for the love are the ones who don't get paid and their names will never really be known. He's been signed to Bad Boy and LaFace as a producer but now he just works with local artists, but dude is a legit genius. He just doesn't have the patience to deal with the industry after getting fukked over so many times.
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
No big names can really get away with sampling with out giving away publishing or paying an absolute shyt ton.
What about NEW producers do you not get?
40 ain't just a "beat maker"
He's up there with the Just Blaze's of the world IMO.
Renegade47
Superstar
jake uno the god made this beat not 40.
40 is overrated.
40 is overrated.
