Nastee's story on mixing Mobb Deep's classic song "Quiet Storm"

[InfamousThoro]

0:32 the other engineer is either Jonathan Lighty or Steve Sola if the credits of Murda Muzik are correct of course


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[InfamousThoro]

0:52 "We're gonna make his voice sound like a megaphone"

Yep you can hear it on the Reviewer Copy. 1:30. man that was a dope idea

I love background stories like this

 

[shopant]

dope story!
This track is legendary. My fav mobb single - it's kinda silent, but still so sinister, so it fits the name perfectly. And P's performance speaks for it'self.:bandanap7:

 

[InfamousThoro]

dope story!
This track is legendary. My fav mobb single - it's kinda silent, but still so sinister, so it fits the name perfectly. And P's performance speaks for it'self.:bandanap7:

Even over Shook Ones Pt II?

 

[shopant]

Even over Shook Ones Pt II?

Yeah. Shook ones is more legendary, but my personal GOAT Mobb single is Quiet storm. I can't help it.

This dude also mentioned how P wrote his verse for tres leches in 30 mins and of course killed it.
5:50 mark

 

[InfamousThoro]

This dude also mentioned how P wrote his verse for tres leches in 30 mins and of course killed it.

Got a time stamp?

 

[shopant]

Got a time stamp?

5:50

 

[InfamousThoro]

5:50

Bumping Tres Leches right now. P killed that.

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[Menelik II]

i actually prefer the demo version. The white lines bass sample is more prominent and leads the tempo of the track.

the intro on the final version is better, but the demo is grimier.

 

[InfamousThoro]

i actually prefer the demo version. The white lines bass sample is more prominent and leads the tempo of the track.

the intro on the final version is better, but the demo is grimier.

It's definitely grimier but I prefer the retail version, the focus is more on P's voice