J Dilla Flying Lotus effect?
I was wondering do any of you know how to get that J Dilla, flying lotus slight Brick wall effect using compressor? Can this even be done in beatmaker 2?
The effect I am talking about can be done with parallel compression is like a shrinking effect.
The effect I am talking about can be done with parallel compression is like a shrinking effect.
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This guy did it by accident...
Now on "donuts", I believe a lot of the "ducking " sound was done during mastering. Almost sounds like tape.
But I didn't know that it was gonna be added to the next update, thanks a lot for telling me about this.
I think you know exactly what im talking about now. Kinda like FlyLo did with this song and how the kick drum moves on the beat. I guess that what you mean by "Ducking".
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But you could master that kinda of effect in their by tape?
i would recommend using other gear than bm for a particular sound.(with bm2 as a sequencer)
for example korg electribe sx which goes for cheap and was rumoured to be used on later dillas work while in hospital.
with both mx and sx the compressor gives you a smashed sound easily. that is not what makes the music good tho.
Have you got a link to a source for that? I thought it was his mpc and the sp303
third pic from the top shows the korg sx.
to me - donuts sounds very much like my sx. it´s easy to get the overcompressed sound with the valves to supply the extra grit. donuts was rumoured to have been made in the hospital and i can easily picture the electribe being used.
stepsequencing is not good for hiphop grooves but combined with beatmaker its pretty damn good. i use more mx than sx though.
also they are cheap. so yeah - i´d recommend it.
Although I will look into that electribe sx Usul, it looks hard to operate though lol. But as they say any thing that comes easy is never too good (or something like that).