Uplifting Jazz-Funk Sample Beat
Uplifting Jazz-Funk Sample Beat Posted on: 12.03.2011 by Sammy Lapka Decided to do another "uplifting" beat. Let me know how the drums are sounding cause I'm still working on getting 'em right!http://www.AfterTouchBeatz.com (Song should start automatically) | |
| Sammy Lapka 12.03.2011 | Decided to do another "uplifting" beat. Let me know how the drums are sounding cause I'm still working on getting 'em right! http://www.AfterTouchBeatz.com (Song should start automatically) |
| Sammy Lapka 12.03.2011 | haha for sure man, it's all good |
| Jetta Drenzek 12.03.2011 | Sorry, my message was meant to have a sarcastic tone to it. No offense intended haha. But yeah, disregarding the boundaries of text based conversation, the advice I gave still stands for the drum lines with kind of music you're making! And you can have a perfect mix.... Look at Justin Beiber! |
| Sammy Lapka 12.03.2011 | scram artist? seems a little harsh the beat itself is finished, you can never have a perfect mix so it'd be impossible to post anything that didn't still need improvements. what i meant is i'm trying to focus on my drum work so i can use it towards my next beats. i can't learn every aspect of mixing before i start trying to do anything with my music, you learn as you go; so yeah i'm selling stuff that might not have the perfect mix but i wasn't necessarily saying "let me know how the drums are cause i know there's something wrong with these ones and i'm gonna go back and change them", i meant "in every track i'm making i'm trying to get my beats to kick harder and harder so let me know how it's coming along" |
| Jetta Drenzek 13.03.2011 | I don't get it, you're working on getting them right... And yet you're selling them? You are willingly selling music thats not finished? You sir, are a scam artist. Also, Motowns biggest secret was that they layered the drums on themselves several times, because back then they where hard to record. So use decent-ish drums, then layer the shit out of them, then EQ them as a group. This was done for practically EVERY famous motown/disco/funk track |
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