Gensu Dean: The Art of Digging

[IronFist]

@TEKBEATZ @producingfire @Kaydigi @Billy Ocean @Lord Mecca @MC Metaphysical @Illeye buckmatic @mobbinfms @Todd McPiff

 

[Kaydigi]

I get what he's saying but he comes across as bitter. You can't expect any kid born in the late 90's or 2000's to go crate digging just because their forefathers did.


Plenty of us on here probably uses the best of both worlds except........ Tek.

 

[IronFist]

I get what he's saying but he comes across as bitter. You can't expect any kid born in the late 90's or 2000's to go crate digging just because their forefathers did.


Plenty of us on here probably uses the best of both worlds except........ Tek.

i agree i think eventually it going to be real difficult to come across vinyl

 

[CEITEDMOFO]

I get what he's saying but he comes across as bitter. You can't expect any kid born in the late 90's or 2000's to go crate digging just because their forefathers did.


Plenty of us on here probably uses the best of both worlds except........ Tek.

i agree with both of yall, i think as the art form involves alot of stuff is going to become obsolete, Gensu is that dean though.

 

[wilburn burchette]

digging will never die completely, it might fall by the wayside with newer beatmakers but it will always exist as the foundation. i'm no purist like gensu dean, i know there's a million and one tools at the click of a mouse. i'll grab an album off soulseek sometimes if i don't see it in the field but i know that someone else did the work to find it and put it online. no matter what your method is to get that break or loop digging is still the genesis.

most beatmakers now don't see physically digging is necessary because they want instant results and instant gratification. they wanna take a couple clicks, find a loop, cop a drum kit and put it on soundcloud immediately. that's cool if thats your wave but i'd rather know i put time, money, effort and PATIENCE into a beat by digging through every bin i can find to make it.