1/100 
100 beats in 100 days. Starting from scratch. This isn't how i wanted it to come out but it's not horrible. Need to fix volume levels and want to get more of a traditional hip hop vibe but for my first in this project, it's not the worst i could have done

HowToRiff

This is my first trap beat. Check it out. Give some feed back.

Revved Up

Amy Winehouse - You know I'm no good drum break.

I'm No Good

Me trying to remember how to lofi *spoiler alert- I forgot*

My Asian Boss At Our Monthly Meeting

AfroDJMac created this synth using a sample of his laptops speakers screeching feedback from the internal microphone.  As unpleasant as the sample itself sounds, it makes for a pretty atmospheric and dreamy sounding synth. And I tried to turn this into a lofi type of beat with a minimalist melody. Download this free sample synth here: http://www.afrodjmac.com/blog/2011/03/28/free-ableton-live-synth-afrodjmac-laptop-feedback

Negative Feedback

Found a cool tutorial on how to take an existing drum break and use the built in Ableton Devices to randomize the chops to create grooves I wouldn't think of on my own. This is just a small sketch on top of that randomization. This is a really cool idea for fills. Especially tom fills for producers that aren't drummers who don't make natural feeling tom fills. 

Randomizer Tutorial here: https://youtu.be/qCrf3JqR0Mo

Production Journal: Drum break Randomizer

This is  my first attempt at what techno feels/ sounds like to me. I wanted to keep it short and so each "section" only has about 4 bars each. I know in traditional techno they roll much longer to allow DJ's the freedom to mix things in and out. This was really fun trying to use everything in a rhythmical way and not think about pitch or key as much.

Production Journal: Techno

I was playing around with chopping up samples and came across dialog from Naruto and decided to mix that in. I don't know how to describe this style of music. There's some fast Drum n Bass drums but also some dreamy-er wavy-er textures in the chords. Tons of reverb. To me the drums are kind of the charged energy of a battle. While the chords and melody are describing more the landscape of fighting in a mist. In a foreign land know for it's bodies of water. Anyway. What genre would you call this?

Battle in the Land of Waves

Rapping since Gamecube. 
Beats since 3DS. 
Mixing Since Wii U. 
Currently In: Buenos Aires, Argentina

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