SMH Everyone beatmakers nowadays

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so then beat makers need to come up with styles that can't be easily duplicated. sure you could always layer drums like the next producer. or maybe manipulate the samples to make it sound the same way. or maybe use the same type of samples or sounds. you can copy all that but if you're a dope beatmaker/producer/whatever, even if they imitate your techniques, they won't be able to imitate your essence.
Nah I dont think its on the producer. The thing that made producers soo dope to me was that everybody couldn't do it. Everyone can't scratch like Premo, Everyone can't chop like 9th, everyone can't have Havocs drums but when you got a bunch of dudes trying to do the above then the saturation begins and its a bunch of carbons out here.
 

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Again, there is more to the music game than rappers rapping over your beats. It is possible to sit in yo mamas basement and not only make music but also make money by doing it. Industry parties and events aren't necessary at all. You're speaking based off of limited knowledge of the game and solely from a rap perspective.
Nah I understand producers beats are used in other avenues than rap and I respect that get that $. But once again if dudes not getting paid for it how can they call themselves a producer?
 

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Nah I understand producers beats are used in other avenues than rap and I respect that get that $. But once again if dudes not getting paid for it how can they call themselves a producer?
My sole argument is that making the music makes you a producer of music. I also look at making music as art not necessarily a business.
 

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Again, there is more to the music game than rappers rapping over your beats. It is possible to sit in yo mamas basement and not only make music but also make money by doing it. Industry parties and events aren't necessary at all. You're speaking based off of limited knowledge of the game and solely from a rap perspective.

You're saying that a director is a director, screenplay writer is a screenplay writer yet your are saying a producer isn't a producer. If I sell an artist a beat and his mans tell him how to spit on the track, do his adlibs and whatnot, does his mans get the production credit or do I? At the end of the day that'what it all comes down to. If you and others want to create extra responsibility or the producer then go right ahead but it all comes down to who did the beat.

Blaze can get this argument off because people are willing to listen to him due to his track record and he's from an era where nine times out of ten artist worked hand and hand with the producer. Like I said before and even Just and Mannie Fresh have also stated in the past, not every artist wants input from the producer. So if I get a track from Just and due to creative difference, chemistry, whatever we can't work together on it, does that mean he's just a beatmaker? Because Just said that when him and Em first worked together, Em wasn't trying to hear him and got offended that he even said anything to him.
You're right. I am saying beatmaker and producer are not the same job. One person can do both. His man does deserve producing credit and you getting a writer's credit. However, your look on 'producing' is an occurrence primarily in hip-hop because they do not know. Producing and beatmaking became synonymous in hip-hop because the dude had to do everything with the current technology back then.
 

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My sole argument is that making the music makes you a producer of music. I also look at making music as art not necessarily a business.
Can we a agree a producer is a title?
Lets look at some other titles doctor, teacher, lawyer, firefighter, police officer, mailman. What do all these people have in common?
They get paid for their work, if you don't get paid for making beats you can't title yourself a producer.
 

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Can we a agree a producer is a title?
Lets look at some other titles doctor, teacher, lawyer, firefighter, police officer, mailman. What do all these people have in common?
They get paid for their work, if you don't get paid for making beats you can't title yourself a producer.
I get your point but it is about being certified in regards to those professions.

A lawyer is someone who possesses a J.D.; an attorney is someone who passed the bar and is allowed to practice in the courts.
 

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Nah I dont think its on the producer. The thing that made producers soo dope to me was that everybody couldn't do it. Everyone can't scratch like Premo, Everyone can't chop like 9th, everyone can't have Havocs drums but when you got a bunch of dudes trying to do the above then the saturation begins and its a bunch of carbons out here.
well again, it's up to the producers to come up with something that not everyone can do. this is how the craft advances. now producers have to work harder and do more intense soul searching to invent things that can't be duplicated and differentiate themselves. you gotta make your style and beats so dope it's just undeniable. if you do that and put your soul into it, how are other people gonna imitate your soul? putting your soul into it requires sacrifice though but that's how the craft advances.

more people making beats is not a bad thing. some of them will end up being the next Primo, Rza, Pete Rock, Mannie Fresh, Timbo, etc. making the means and knowledge less accessible to those kids will eliminate some of these young kid's careers. so if we have to suffer through some wack beats from some of the others just playing around with it (which by the way is cool too, wasn't part of hip hop about having fun?) then i think it's worth it.
 

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Nah aint none of that, that shyt is oversaturating the market. You know how ill it was when you used to hear a new beat
from your favorite producer now its not the same. Now dudes can google or youtube "How to make beats like" _
and make beats just like the artist I dont wanna hear all these carbon copy dudes.
See..I used to complain about shyt like this...then I figured out that it's pointless...the less talented cats get weeded out or if they do get on...it's for like a split second...it's no point to even get mad at the shyt especially if u nice at what u do...u don't think true artists can tell the difference from somebody who got talent vs some novice wit no skills?..shyt..rapping is way worse and it got to the point where there is damn near no standards but it is what it is...it's less about the people doing it than it is about the people who accept the shyt wit open arms and don't call out the wackness...the more people call out the wackness...less people will try to saturate the market and more people will work on their craft to get better...but I damn sure ain't on some insecure shyt when it comes to telling people I'm an artist and producer cause guess what?..I'm nice....fukk everybody else...
 

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the most creative will always stand out. anyone cant be an elite producer...it takes real dedication, creativity, and artistic vision. Alot of producers lack artistic vision, they have no idea how to make original sounding music.The lack of dedication is seen in small things like mixing, repetitive sequencing, etc..it seems alot of ppl view beats as products and not music
 

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the most creative will always stand out. anyone cant be an elite producer...it takes real dedication, creativity, and artistic vision. Alot of producers lack artistic vision, they have no idea how to make original sounding music.The lack of dedication is seen in small things like mixing, repetitive sequencing, etc..it seems alot of ppl view beats as products and not music
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I respect the in house producers who actually take the time to learn the fundamentals of production. But you got dudes who download the software or buy a maschine now they tell everyone they producers. Its too gimmicky for me and there's a market for these people. Do you realize more money is made nowadays off equipment than actual music that is being produced.:mjlol:
I agree but there's a difference between being a beatmaker, being a producer, and being an artist. 99% of these self proclaimed beatmaker are NOT artists.
 

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