That's good, sound advice. Right now, that's exactly what we do when are recording songs, we won't eat or anything until the song is as good as we feel we can get it. It's been a lot of Sundays that I've been starving when the session was over because we've been in the studio from like 2 pm - 2 am or something crazy like that working on one song. It's necessary to sacrifice something to make you get the sound right. We're HUNGRY now, we'll do whatever it takes, and I’m not just typing that on some BS fakeness. That's our weak point, the beats...We've got a pretty good flow, and recently upgraded so our actual recording sounds good. I just don't want to have to rely solely on 3rd parties for our beats.
I look at it like this; with rap, the beat is 75%-85% of the actual song in most cases. There's not any other genre, sans techno where you can say that. The lyrics in most cases are about 25%-15% of what people are actually hearing, and responding to. So it's obvious that while although we take lyrics mad seriously, the beats are the most important aspect. Bottom line is , creating your own beats puts you in the drivers seat, and I wanna be in full control of my independent label.
So yes, I will aim you, or whatever, just letting you know that I’m dead serious. I REALLY wanna learn this, so you know I'm not just typing some BS. Damn sure, more than willing to sacrifice to get it right... I do that now when making loops with fruity loops, but I feel I’m so limited with that program, that I’ve reached a threshold, something isn’t right, we need other equipment, and some guidance.
your aim is "beatmakerss"?