JR Rotem explaining beatmaking ( really cool) Tupac sample

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[Matty]

thanks man, dope video!

[BiggBoogaBiff]

i'm glad it only got 90thousand views becuz that shit was horrible.   

[Matty]

i'm glad it only got 90thousand views becuz that shit was horrible.   

yeah he's so untalented

[Sleazy]

Cool little tutorial on how beats are made. Nothing in it any beginner beatmaker won't know already really but should be interesting for others. Reminds me of those how things are made shows from TV...

Whether or not the beat is good is kinda besides the point. He's just going showing what kinds of elements beats are made of with some random examples... and even says himself "that's too much for most people" a couple of times when he goes a bit overboard.

Oh and I like that term ear candy, gonna start using it. He didn't really arpeggiate those chords tho like he said just played multiple times fast? Well I'm nitpicking maybe but still, an annoying error in a tutorial like this.

[Native American]

damn, what age demographic was he trying to reach ??...that was some sesame street shit......i want my 2 mins back !!
this was horrible as dude said b4 me.

NO DISRESPECT to his talent though, check out Crooked I feat. Sean Kingston - Thats Gangsta

[Al Bundy]

thanks for posting this. it's cool to see how other producers work in the studio.

[Okka]

thanks for posting this. it's cool to see how other producers work in the studio.

[Schüler Music]

First time im seeing this dude i didnt know he was such a geek. I know it shouldnt matter and effect his music but it tottaly does.

JR made some bangers over the years but this shit was garbage.

[BabyBird]

He can sing better than Snoop Dogg and his beat is 1000 times better..

Homie needs ta smashin it!!

[Will_B]

Great vid thanks for posting.

The dope part of this is how he constructs the beat then says his work includes producing the vocal, what is the song about..how can he get a good vocal performance from the artist (instead of just tossing the beat to an artist and moving on). He takes the song from a concept to a completed piece of work like a producer should.