Why Do Rappers Keep Using 70’s Samples?
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Because the 70’s is probably the best decade in the history of recorded music.
I agree, I love late 60s though
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Yeah but also because the drums don’t fill nearly as much space as other eras of music
@@AM_61102that’s not true in anyway bro…. there’s more drums in 70s then any other decade bro 😂
Facts 💯
It’s a black genre and that was a peak era in black music if we’re calling a spade a spade. even if we don’t listen to it ourselves most black americans have heard these 70s classics from and OG at one point or another.
Yea more stolen music like all the other blk musicians 😂
much love! great analysis of layers, always loved 70s since i started sampling almost 20 years ago 🍒
This one was a great video and concept. We appreciate all the value you give us.
I appreciate that!
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Great sauce! I've recently just started trying to sample and this video is very imformative. Keep it up!
Great video! Would love to see more of these :)
Your videos are always remarkably relevant to whatever I’m working on in music production. Thanks a ton man 🙏
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching bro!
This is a brilliant way to explain when you broke down the melo, we appreciate this awesome work man
Brilliant breakdown
It’s when Hip Hop started, if Hip Hop started in 1973, even a break like “Funky President” actually came out after Hip Hop. So something about the musical values of Hip Hop are rooted in that ‘70s music. Even the electronic aspect of Hip Hop started in the 1970s with Kraftwerk and other bands. If you study the original breaks you basically have the formulas for Hip Hop.
Great video as always (and as a metal singer with that type of sound it’s far from a given 😊
Fire vid 🔥
kavi this is a fire video as always. good work. Could you make a video on how to profesionaly mix a master trap beats for selling ? Theres not many videos on this on yt or they are trash and dont tell you no secrets. I think lot of people would appreciate this bcs without good mix theres no good beats.
Great video
70s and Motown is the greatest sound to date for me, will always love it.
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I almost ways use what You listed in My music, Piano, guitar, Strings, Trumpet, and Simple basslines and never quontise anything. I wasn't trying to emulate 70s records, I just wanted it to sound more real and so chose to use more natural sounds because they sound good to Me.
3 main reasons:
1. 70's music is relatively lo-fidelity and almost completely uncompressed, which leaves headroom to alter and make gains to the mixing;
2. All 70's music was made by people who actually have some semblance of musicianship.
You couldn't book session time (which was expensive) or get an album released by a major label if you couldn't play or sing.
Contrast this today with people making diatonic melodies and chord progressions by clicking and dragging in piano roll without understanding music theory, how to actually play an instrument, how to use accents and fills when playing, etc.;
3. There were a lot of totally different movements and genres all happening at the same time in the 70s, so there's a lot of material to choose from.
1. All music that got saved, because there are plenty of lost songs
2. All popular music was made by people who know their work but the % of 🗑️ never changed
3. Its cause there aren't many songs as today so you can choose easier. I don't remember how this phenomenon is called but it's about the fact that people don't like to have too much to choose from
Point 3 doesn't make sense there are more genres now
@@dffgffffffdddddddddd If you say so, but regardless--nobody is sampling them.
Even producer didnt give enough credits to producers in the title 💀 Are rappers using the samples 70s or their producers do? And what rapper has to do is to say "yo this one is aight ima take it". Then spit same bars about drugs and hoes/girls like 376428 times before
They use the beats with 70s samples do they not?
Yeh it's not about what the producer likes, it's about what the artist does with it and if the masses like the end result. So I get why he titled it like that, cause 70s samples seem to always work with pretty much every rapper
Yes but it is not like his channel is focus on producer
Being bad is what sells records to young people.
The 70s was fueled by psychedelics and acid! So a lot of that music is trippy and out ot this world, the sound captures the drugs of the era!
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@prodkxvi, where can I get the orsixbeats EOT kit?
Because they sound good next question
Wow did you get all this through logic’s new stem separation?
nah, tracklib has the actual stems to the 70's songs!
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Any era could be considered golden its about timeless music hip hop was founded off sampling with technology we are way more advanced than ever dont ever rush your art for money or for fame you can make a impact by doing you
Short answer : Musicianship
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The ‘70s definitely had synths and they were utilized a considerable amount. The thing is that, with exception to Stevie Wonder’s songs, they weren’t the dominating instrument in songs back then.
Could I use a sample on here and sell the beat on BeatStars? And if so how would that work?
go grab it on tracklib and you can clear it there!
@@prodkxviit's free?
Its because all the musicians were very "inspired" ✌️
does AI write your videos
tHe CuLtUrE
The sound is passing through real air and us humans relate to natural sounds! It’s that simple
Uh yes we all can relate to air😑
@@dawhoda1 I hope so lol
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60’s sound very pop and gimmicky,
80’s sound very synthetic and full of reverb
70’s soul was pure magic, competition was fierce.
Because the ppl that made 70's soul are the same ppl with the same struggles and make their music to resonate specifically with their ppl. This is not rocket science. It's the same as when westerners refer to Europeans as the "greatest philosophers" because they are the same ppl. The big question is, why does everyone care about our music, and not the struggle and the ppl who the music is about?
Now do it without using a computer bubba
been doing it on my 1978 tape recorder recently, sounds amazing
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KXVI Try to use samples from youtube 🙂
Lol clicking around on a computer. Buddy believe me, Sampling is lazier than me creating a beat from scratch. But yeah, sampling is cool
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