Another Wu-Tang Type Beat -- Gritty, Old-School Hip Hop Style
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Another Wu-Tang Type Beat -- Gritty, Old-School Hip Hop Style Posted on: 21.12.2011 by Sammy Lapka Been doing a lot of Wu-Tang type stuff lately and this is yet another:http://www.soundclick.com/player/sin...&q=hi&newref=1 Trying to do something with a bit more variation than my last couple beats; let me know what you believe! | |
| Sammy Lapka 22.12.2011 |
Originally Posted by illstep
yeah, hip hop is all about repetitiveness in that it's build to allow the rapper to really just settle in and pull the focus of the song onto his vocals and not have an overly intricate instrumental to pull attention away from the artist -- there's some level of intricacy, but definitely not as much as a genre like dubstep or house music that is made with the intention of it to be sustainable listening instrumentally |
| Charline Dunch 22.12.2011 | i do like it. i just feel that some of the samples are too repetitive. i dont know if i would still mind it with some vocals on top though. at the end of the day that's what rap about, huh.
Originally Posted by BassDrop
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| Sammy Lapka 21.12.2011 | Been doing a lot of Wu-Tang type stuff lately and this is yet another: http://www.soundclick.com/player/sin...&q=hi&newref=1 Trying to do something with a bit more variation than my last couple beats; let me know what you believe! |
| Sammy Lapka 22.12.2011 |
Originally Posted by illstep
yeah, hip hop is all about repetitiveness in that it's build to allow the rapper to really just settle in and pull the focus of the song onto his vocals and not have an overly intricate instrumental to pull attention away from the artist -- there's some level of intricacy, but definitely not as much as a genre like dubstep or house music that is made with the intention of it to be sustainable listening instrumentally |
| Charline Dunch 22.12.2011 | i do like it. i just feel that some of the samples are too repetitive. i dont know if i would still mind it with some vocals on top though. at the end of the day that's what rap about, huh.
Originally Posted by BassDrop
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| Sammy Lapka 22.12.2011 | is that your way of saying you don't like it? haha |
| Devorah Smethers 22.12.2011 | Its always nice to expirement with other genres like techno or dubstep, it will help you when you make music in the future |
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