Norwegian produced HIPHOP BEAT
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BeatsquadPro
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oh this that stoupe shit mane i like it im not sure about how you chopped it tho. i think you coulda flipped it a tad different. i know this sample its not chopped too different from the sample but its still dope i just think that thing u got goin in the intro you coulda left out. and the mix needs slight bit off work the sample over powers your drums. the kick needs to be the most prevelant thing in the mix. the melodies arent working with your drums their clashing. but its a great beat and maybe with some reworking itd be even better
I'mo Reign
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I was like that sound kinda like the music from Conan and then I saw you sampled it. Nice, I like the beat. The only thing is I'm not feeling the intro and that off key section that starts at :53. Other than that its dope.
Drums need to be louder as some have already touched upon, I do not really care how much you chop or flip something as long as it sounds nice. As some say drums go off at about :53 when you bring that new part in. Go back, edit and mix it some more, then revisit it after a while, and see what you can do with the beat then. Keep grinding!
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The Harlem Kid
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As a sample based producer the beat sounds good, but to make it stand out you should use a couple of techniques which I implement into most of my beats.
At the 0:54 mark when the sample sequence changes, you should transition the change by muting the drums on the last part right before the new part of the sample kicks in.
You should also consider adding more percussion to the beat, the drums are good but you should make them stand out by not making it feel repetitive or computerized. So for the kick, snare and hi hats, play around with the velocity levels, this should make the drums feel like it is being played live.
Add a little bit of reverb to your snare (not too much but some to give it a spacey live feel)
Overall its a good beat but consider the info that I gave you, you will be surprised how much of a difference these little changes can make.
At the 0:54 mark when the sample sequence changes, you should transition the change by muting the drums on the last part right before the new part of the sample kicks in.
You should also consider adding more percussion to the beat, the drums are good but you should make them stand out by not making it feel repetitive or computerized. So for the kick, snare and hi hats, play around with the velocity levels, this should make the drums feel like it is being played live.
Add a little bit of reverb to your snare (not too much but some to give it a spacey live feel)
Overall its a good beat but consider the info that I gave you, you will be surprised how much of a difference these little changes can make.
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GameOfDeath
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Pretty nice sample flip. I think the drums get a little repetitive as the beat goes on Maybe drop them out here and there or add something to it to keep it frash. Really liked this once the main beat dropped.
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