parke02

arent they supposed to be good for your hearing? since they're in-ear, outside noise is quieter and you don't have to turn up the volume as high

impulse is aite but you can't set the root key of the sample... but anyway, impulse isnt timestretching the samples, its pitching them. pitching samples usually won't sound good more than a couple steps away from the root note. timestretching is for when you want to change the duration of the sample w/o changing its pitch. checkout something like kontakt or shortcircuit if you want a fully functional sampler

ambiloop for pc is by far the best looper you don't need a vst host to run it either check it out

fuga isn't turntable music...

some of madlibs production is a little lazy... i mean 2 bar loops w/ some layered drums on top ain't nothin special. then again he is the loopdigga

boards of canada - music has the right to children pretty cool album

fuga is definitely one of my favorite albums is the last couple years. its definitely for the more open minded music listener who is down w/ more than hip hop and scratching. its been getting heavy rotation in my car.. the mp3 version is like 85% the same as the vinyl release. the vinyl release doesn't have "a time to feel". rick said something bout the samples in that song being 2 obvious. anybody willing to trade a copy of the cd version for a mp3 vinyl-rip i made myself?

would be worthwhile if you could get the instrumental and acapellas w/ the downloads

i like gift of gabs solo album, wasnt too impressed w/ blazing arrow

probably the only scrtach/scratch music related dvd worth owning

well as much bs as there is on the major labels, there is some dope stuff as well.

the llcrew has most def fallen of over the years. either than or my taste in music has changed a lot. didnt really like murs solo lp on def jux... forget the name

the toadstyle turrets scratch beat

uzis... can't double-time anything other than flares and chirps.

uzis... can't double-time anything other than flares and chirps.