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I think Warren G in my eyes has always been more consistent over the years...Daz has dropped some monster beats but over recent years some have been well below parSoopa is the same as Daz in many ways, incredible producer but in Soopa's case he doesnt release enough material and when he does it can often be hit or missGood comparision though as they are all great producers but all have slipped up during thier careers with poor quality material
I consider daz/soopa a production team. Most of their shit is collab in some way. and I think they make the bangers.warren g for that softer funky shit.I like warren's shit more but Daz/soopa have some classic classic shit under their belt.-T
Quote from: Tanjibility-The West Coast Rap Amnesiac on February 26, 2007, 11:22:31 AMI consider daz/soopa a production team. Most of their shit is collab in some way. and I think they make the bangers.warren g for that softer funky shit.I like warren's shit more but Daz/soopa have some classic classic shit under their belt.-TYeah but there is a distinct difference between a Daz and a Soopafly beat. Soopa incorporates alot of different sounds into his beats. His are alot more musical. He also adds more stratches and vocal samples than Daz. Daz got that 808 basslines and hard hitting drums and keys. Soopa's most recent work has been hitting hard bass wise like a Daz beat. The 2 of them together they make some dope shit.
Quote from: d-nice on February 26, 2007, 11:50:17 AMQuote from: Tanjibility-The West Coast Rap Amnesiac on February 26, 2007, 11:22:31 AMI consider daz/soopa a production team. Most of their shit is collab in some way. and I think they make the bangers.warren g for that softer funky shit.I like warren's shit more but Daz/soopa have some classic classic shit under their belt.-TYeah but there is a distinct difference between a Daz and a Soopafly beat. Soopa incorporates alot of different sounds into his beats. His are alot more musical. He also adds more stratches and vocal samples than Daz. Daz got that 808 basslines and hard hitting drums and keys. Soopa's most recent work has been hitting hard bass wise like a Daz beat. The 2 of them together they make some dope shit. yeah soopafly does that cartoony shit. daz does that fat bass stuff. if we're talking separate than I go with Daz cause he has way more output but Soopa is good as fuck. and I like warren's melodies better than both daz and soopa's stuff but I think they're nigh evenly matched.-T
Quote from: Tanjibility-The West Coast Rap Amnesiac on February 26, 2007, 12:00:26 PMQuote from: d-nice on February 26, 2007, 11:50:17 AMQuote from: Tanjibility-The West Coast Rap Amnesiac on February 26, 2007, 11:22:31 AMI consider daz/soopa a production team. Most of their shit is collab in some way. and I think they make the bangers.warren g for that softer funky shit.I like warren's shit more but Daz/soopa have some classic classic shit under their belt.-TYeah but there is a distinct difference between a Daz and a Soopafly beat. Soopa incorporates alot of different sounds into his beats. His are alot more musical. He also adds more stratches and vocal samples than Daz. Daz got that 808 basslines and hard hitting drums and keys. Soopa's most recent work has been hitting hard bass wise like a Daz beat. The 2 of them together they make some dope shit. yeah soopafly does that cartoony shit. daz does that fat bass stuff. if we're talking separate than I go with Daz cause he has way more output but Soopa is good as fuck. and I like warren's melodies better than both daz and soopa's stuff but I think they're nigh evenly matched.-TIf this thread was around Daz's Death Row days I would say Daz. Today he is a little bit predictable with his beats. You don't know what you gonna get with Soopafly. He takes chances, uses alot of sounds that are not trademark to DPG. The beats he did on Cali IZ Active were most def on some gangsta shit but it had a updated twist to it. Daz since 99 or so has been using a co producer so I have not heard a str8 Daz beat in a while. As of right now, I will check for a Soopa beat before a Daz one. But it sounds like Daz got some heat for Dogg Chit.
Quote from: d-nice on February 26, 2007, 12:10:43 PMQuote from: Tanjibility-The West Coast Rap Amnesiac on February 26, 2007, 12:00:26 PMQuote from: d-nice on February 26, 2007, 11:50:17 AMQuote from: Tanjibility-The West Coast Rap Amnesiac on February 26, 2007, 11:22:31 AMI consider daz/soopa a production team. Most of their shit is collab in some way. and I think they make the bangers.warren g for that softer funky shit.I like warren's shit more but Daz/soopa have some classic classic shit under their belt.-TYeah but there is a distinct difference between a Daz and a Soopafly beat. Soopa incorporates alot of different sounds into his beats. His are alot more musical. He also adds more stratches and vocal samples than Daz. Daz got that 808 basslines and hard hitting drums and keys. Soopa's most recent work has been hitting hard bass wise like a Daz beat. The 2 of them together they make some dope shit. yeah soopafly does that cartoony shit. daz does that fat bass stuff. if we're talking separate than I go with Daz cause he has way more output but Soopa is good as fuck. and I like warren's melodies better than both daz and soopa's stuff but I think they're nigh evenly matched.-TIf this thread was around Daz's Death Row days I would say Daz. Today he is a little bit predictable with his beats. You don't know what you gonna get with Soopafly. He takes chances, uses alot of sounds that are not trademark to DPG. The beats he did on Cali IZ Active were most def on some gangsta shit but it had a updated twist to it. Daz since 99 or so has been using a co producer so I have not heard a str8 Daz beat in a while. As of right now, I will check for a Soopa beat before a Daz one. But it sounds like Daz got some heat for Dogg Chit.he produced vibe wit a pimp right? daz did? that is sick stuff. though I didn't like the beat to 1 n 1 out-T