You call youself a producer? Don't kid yourself.

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Just wanted to get your attention.

I've been getting some good feedback from this board and I'm digging the environment here. Now I'd like to get a feel for as many of your production styles as possible. I've got some links for Gec and Beathoven, but I'm wondering if any other members can post a link directing me to their tightest beat (I'm connecting with a dial-up so I don't have the ability to listen to multiple tracks from all of you). I think this would also be helpful for other newer members so we can have a feel for each other abilities. The thread Jusballin posted regarding setups is a good thread as well, this way if someone has a gear specific question they can see who has it and who they should ask. If you have a minute post your setup there.

I have the day off tomorrow and I plan on spending a good 6 hours listening to tracks and making comments. If you're interested in being involved just post a new thread to my attention and you'll have your review. Gec and Beathoven, sorry it's taking so long but I'll post my comments on your work tomorrow.

Stray

www.mp3.com/PerpetualProductio
 
Alright gentlemen, I just got through my listening session and I must say I'm impressed with a quite a few of you as stated in my reviews. There is a whole shitload of talent here waiting to be discovered. I know I'm going to see some of you in the future on some major label album credits. Thanks for the listens everybody, keep up the good work.

Stray
 
I have had the chance to work with some rappers that would blow the radio guys out of the water.

These are some of the ones that I am allowed to post.

All copyrighted.

In order of preference








(hardest beat, worst rapper)
 
Cyan, I tried to listen to your links but it seems they are in hi-fi. I'm connecting with a dial up so all I'm getting is buffering. I heard a little piece of the first one, "Smash" from what I heard in the intro I liked the samples mixed in and the instruments you had going on. I really wasn't able to listen to enough to get a good idea. Have anything I can hear in lo-fi?

Stray

www.mp3.com/PerpetualProductio
 
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