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Man, I love rap, I really do, but sometimes I'm just sampling some old soul album and I'm like, I'm just stealing right now, I'm just putting drums on an old song, I'm lame as shit. Not long ago a guy asked how to make more complex beats. This the shit that gets me inspired. Quincy said in an interview that music nowadays was just "4 bar loops", and so No I.D. produced 4:44, and that album's production is a masterpiece, the flips on that shit are insane, when I heard the Stevie Wonder sample I was like fuuuuuuuuuck that shit, I'm out, this guy's a genius. So, just to celebrate the legacy of our fellow producers, I wanted to get some good vibes going around man, because I'm frustrated with my shit right now, I'm tired of the 4 bar loop, so here are some great beats, some are 4 bar loops with some really stupid flip, some are 32 bars masterpieces, some aren't loops at all, these are just some great beats from a producer's standpoint.

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That shit's stupid to me, that's some shit I just can't get around. This beat is very similar to another Dilla beat, where he samples a really small part of a song, just a 4 bar loop, yet by using filters, chops and his magic fingers he turned this into this

Again with the 4 bar loop argument, he's just playing parts of the song in different order here, but the swing on those hi-hats like what the fuck haha like fuck that shit, if that shit don't make you bounce, you have no soul. But let's move on, there are a million of really cool flips.

Now, unfortunately, ya'll gon have to open your Spotifys, your MusicBees, cause this shit ain't up on Youtube, it's too damn fire for that meme-spouting celebrity-obsessed piece of shit. The song I'm talking about is All I Need by Hov, same album that uses a 4-bar loop with little to no changes (Takeover) and does it with class, that joint is fire, but we're talking about flips, and what a flip it is. Bink! made a beat around this little part here. How he got so inspired from that little part, dunno, but that's probably my favorite beat on the tape, great album.

For any of you that are still stuck on the 4 bar loop thing. Listen to this shit. The sample is simple as fuck, as fuck my nigga, and yet RZA makes something beautiful, something epic out of something that simple. It's just crazy. The drums, the piano, the synths, everything just adds up, it's that simple, everything just flows together beautifully. I don't know what else to add, it's just a great song, which is funny, cause I would have said the same about the sample that songs uses, and my boy RZA did deliver, he did add some shit. Beautiful stuff.

Anyway, it was fun having this little listening party, have a great one people, and keep the beats going. I swear, if I see another 4-bar loop in this sub after I showed you all this shit, I'm gonna get real mad, if this shit don't inspired and makes you want to be a better producer, then I don't know what will. Go on, make some beats, listen to some music, write some soulful shit, cause I know that's what I'm going to do now. Good luck, and keep the good vibes going.

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Are you looking to stock up your samplers with some stunning authentic downtempo guitar loops? If you produce hip hop, trip hop, chillout or downtempo, this sample pack is a must. The loops and samples in this pack have been designed to be cut up, rearranged and tweaked for your arrangements. Find your perfect melodic snapshots and twist them around your beats to create funked up resampled mashups and melodic hip hop masterpieces.

Get the breaks you need and the tools to make them yours. Hip Hop Drums features a set of original loops and drum sounds inspired by classic samples, from muffled jazzy hi-hats to thumping distorted kicks. Plus, use custom Effect Racks to get just the right pumping, vintage feel.

KYNG Media is back with another hot collection of hip hop & trap beats & loops focusing on a melodic yet gritty sound to carry you into the midnight hours. As with all KYNG Media packs, the samples are broken down into WAV loops, One shots, and MIDI files so as much customization can be made. You can expect massive 808 style sub basses and kicks, haunting and eerie synth bells, gritty and dirty synth EPS, and warm pads in this pack. Drumloops are offered in full beats, top loops, or single stems for maximum flexibility. Easily drag and drop the tempo & key labelled loops to quickly mix together a new beat of your own. Swap out your own sounds using the MIDI or create entirely new loops with the one shots provided. The MIDI included also allows you transpose the track to a different key and change around melodies. Whether you are an MC or vocalist looking for some royalty free material to work with or a producer searching for some fresh sounds, Insomnia will have something to get the late night creative minds working.

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In music, a loop is a repeating section of sound material. Short sections can be repeated to create ostinato patterns. Longer sections can also be repeated: for example, a player might loop what they play on an entire verse of a song in order to then play along with it, accompanying themselves.

Loops are supplied in either MIDI or Audio file formats such as WAV, REX2, AIFF and MP3. Musicians play loops by triggering the start of the musical sequence by using a MIDI controller such as an Ableton Push or a Native Instruments MASCHINE.

While repetition is used in the music of all cultures, the first musicians to use loops in the sense meant by this article were musique concrete and electroacoustic music pioneers of the 1940s, such as Pierre Schaeffer, Halim El-Dabh,[5] Pierre Henry, Edgard Varse and Karlheinz Stockhausen. [6] These composers used tape loops on reel-to-reel machines, manipulating pre-recorded sounds to make new works. In turn, El-Dabh's music influenced Frank Zappa's use of tape loops in the mid-1960s.[7]

Terry Riley is a seminal composer and performer of the loop- and ostinato-based music who began using tape loops in 1960. For his 1963 piece Music for The Gift he devised a hardware looper that he named the Time Lag Accumulator, consisting of two tape recorders linked together, which he used to loop and manipulate trumpet player Chet Baker and his band. His 1964 composition In C, an early example of what would later be called minimalism, consists of 53 repeated melodic phrases (loops) performed live by an ensemble. "Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band", the B-side of his influential 1969 album A Rainbow in Curved Air uses tape loops of his electric organ and soprano saxophone to create electronic music that contains surprises as well as hypnotic repetition.[citation needed]

Another effective use of tape loops was Jamaican dub music in the 1960s. Dub producer King Tubby used tape loops in his productions while improvising with homemade delay units. Another dub producer, Sylvan Morris, developed a slapback echo effect by using both mechanical and handmade tape loops. These techniques were later adopted by hip hop musicians in the 1970s.[8] Grandmaster Flash's turntablism is an early example in hip hop.[citation needed]

The use of pre-recorded, digitally-sampled loops in popular music dates back to Japanese electronic music band Yellow Magic Orchestra,[10] who released one of the first albums to feature mostly samples and loops, 1981's Technodelic.[11] Their approach to sampling was a precursor to the contemporary approach of constructing music by cutting fragments of sounds and looping them using computer technology.[10] The album was produced using Toshiba-EMI's LMD-649 digital PCM sampler, which engineer Kenji Murata custom-built for YMO.[12] 006ab0faaa