the Kanye album that CHANGED music production forever!?

in this video i looked at Kanye West's '808's & Heartbreak' production & why it's so influential. enjoy!

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00:00 - 02:25 taiko drums & pianos (love lockdown)
02:26 - 03:26 synths (paranoid)
03:27 - 05:55 choirs & strings (street lights)
05:56 - 06:27 conclusion

[Tduzz]

Damn my first comment was: You show the essence of what Studying, Learning and adapting in your own style really means. You dont just talk, you show. Then recently I have noticed that all those 10-15 min producer Videos feel like an ad for either their kits or their sponsors, while you literally spent 5-10 Seconds on your store and moved on without mentioning your kit with every sound you use. Very authenthic. The fact that you can recreate these records and combine different tracks, shows you are up there with those producers. I always feel like I learned something new after watching your videos.

[jpconlon]

Bro thank you so much for introducing me to the taiko drums!!! I'd always assumed Kanye sampled a Tom and pitched it and messed with the ADSR! So this is a game changer for me! Legend!

[genericnickname]

i like how despite you doing impressions of other producers you still give the beats your own feel

[Aroxx]

man you r very talented please keep making these videos 🙏

[tocide]

Great breakdown of what sonical adventure these concept albums have in store

[cactusmp]

can we see a tutorial on dark, psychedelic samples
i fw your content heavy

[ivestar]

Funny enough they used the TR-909 / 707 / 727 just as much as the 808. They dont have the same swing for an album title tho lol

[babyemadethis]

Bro you need to do plz a WE STILL DONT TRUST YOU vid on how metro does NIghts Like This or Out Of My Hands

[tilolulil]

3:09 where is that snare???? Is perfect pleaseeee

[lightbeatz]

Can anybody tell me what they used on the album for his voice for effects

[crytstalcrust]

i think you used to much reverb, the album felt pretty dry reverb-wise

[prodbymarveyleeon]

you should do this with every kanye album!

[lamarj]

And he "stole" that album idea from T Pain. Do your research