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admin — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 13:26:08 +0000

beat maker mpc

Is it legal to sample songs to use on productions?

I’m a upcoming hip hop beat maker. I have an MPC 2000XL and I was wondering about the sampling techniques. I’ve made various beats/productions that include samples from old songs etc. etc. But I am afraid to sell them because of copyrights. For example, I took a vinyl record from The Beetles called Something. I put it on the turntable. Loaded it to the MPC, chopped it up to get the drums and a guitar. Then made a beat outta the chopped instruments from the song. Once I am finished I mix it and finished. Then I sell it to an artist that wants to use the beat. I know I can get sued. But how do I get permission to use the beat and sell it??? Do I have to pay?? RZA from the wu tang clan, Kanye West, and others probally have to pay alot because they use alot of samples from old records.

The best way to get permission is to write to the publisher and ask for it explaining why you need this permission. Will you have to pay? Yes. Include it as a business expence so you can deduct it from your income tax.

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Beat Maker Youtube

admin — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 02:24:51 +0000

beat maker youtube

Does anyone have a movie maker project with a countdown clock in which i can download?

I have a stop-motion account on youtube and my next match im making is were the wrestlers have 15 minutes to beat a clock etc… And to make it better i wanted a clock at the botom left hand side of the screen in royal blue in arial font, could anyone help and make a project like this and upload to a file upload site so I can download it?

my youtube account is: www.youtube.com/wwetomsplanet

You will get a special thankyou in the descripition of the video!

Thanks Tom

you would need somthing better than movie maker. I recoment Ulead video studio.

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Beat Maker

admin — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 00:03:49 +0000

beat maker
How can I beat it there somwhere I can get lessons and can make a simple beat?

I mean I always thought about it Beats what I love it when you use the easy thing to beat the machines, the tracks are made with and sounds already, but I really want to beat in and songs do produce quite a bit. I want to use them to track especially: http://www.imeem.com/people/6r-c7Ce/music/R9pO7zvK/william_devaughn_be_thankful_for_what_you_got/ but only the choir.

Already the first thing you need … the desire to do it. There are many ways to get started, depending on how much have free time and save get money. First you must decide if your beats are hardware or software based. I call the pros and cons of the two. Obviously the hardware is older of the two. This would be dedicated to drum machines and samplers like old school SP-1200 (DJ Premiere Sound) or MPC (more like Kanye). This includes modern synths like Yamaha motiff, Roland Fantom and many more (Neptunes sound) and vintage synths such as Moog's (Dr Dre type bass lines). Pros more hands on. a computer can be used, no matter how well With. often more stable than software is usually easier to use for live performance. Cons normally more limited than software (not always a bad thing), depending on which way you It may be more a chore less flexible software including "all-in-one DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) programs such as Logic, Reason, Sonar, Fruity Loops, Software Synths (there are emulations of classic synths, drum machines, samplers and effects, and totally original creations that are based software), software-based Sampler, sound editors and software that really no equivalent hardware. Pros much cheaper to start (you can actually have a decent beat with Freeware) flexibility (switching of software is often easier than the same with hardware) Comfort (this can go both ways depending on what you are. Overall, however, it is easier for a software Based producer of home complete an entire track as a hardware-based one) Disadvantages: If your computer is screwed down to handheld computers to crash feel at fault. many the "cons" listed for i may be overcome or play do not come in. Using a number of producers. My setup includes both, although most of my sounds are now triggered via software and hardware methods. many of the top producers use both some of the degree. As far as learning techniques, I recommend the following three 1. Surfing through forums for beat makers. many beat makers of experienced newcomers to exchange information. 2. Search on YouTube. there are people who make the beats you by Step by step. 3. Experiment. Find out what people who make music are in the style that you want to do and try. There are trial versions of most of the popular software programs. Do you have an idea of what you feel comfortable with practice, practice, practice. I recommend starting with software because you do not money invest a lot. If you use the most simple beats with samples, programs like Acid and Fruity Loops Are (FL Studio now officially) not a bad starting points. If you have a Mac use is garage band not a bad starting place and then move to Logic Express. hope this helped.

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what is the best beat maker?

admin — Thu, 13 May 2010 17:06:06 +0000

what is the best beat maker thing that i can use for free but preferably NOT download .. just like a site. thank youu

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admin — Thu, 13 May 2010 11:06:42 +0000

What is considered a typical contract for a Music Producer (Beat Maker) in hip hop and r&b? I know it usually depends on the Producer and artist..however i am curious as to whether or not there is an industry standard. Does the artist pay an upfront fee for the track, then a percentage from units sold?
I’ve been working with several artist lately and i’m trying to figure out a way to develop some smart reasonable contracts for my clients.

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It seems that many great producers, like DJ Premier, Just Blaze, Pete Rock, DJ Shadow, etc, were/are DJs as well. Is being a DJ a prerequisite for being a good beat maker? Not saying that I would hate to be one, but for now I cannot afford another turntable (only have one right now).

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Where can I download a free beat maker/drum machine software?

admin — Tue, 11 May 2010 20:16:41 +0000

And don’t say Limewire or another P2P software. Because that’s illegal,and I don’t want to get sued. But if any one knows of any beat maker that’s 100% free,no trial or demo,and is decent at making beats. Thanks all for the help.

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admin — Tue, 11 May 2010 14:38:10 +0000

where can i find a beat maker for the pc ? i have already tried mixcraft… i need something else tho… can someone tell me where i can find a beat maker for free ?

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Where can i download a good beat maker for free?

admin — Tue, 11 May 2010 05:56:15 +0000

I want a good beat maker, something similar to ejay that makes hip-hop, pop, rock or rnb beats and sounds cool. One that doesnt contain viruses and is free

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Whats a good beat maker for techno music?

admin — Mon, 10 May 2010 15:25:12 +0000

I want to download a good beat maker thats pretty good for techno music and beats. Anyone know a good one? If you can provide a link too, it would be much appreciated