Sample Showdown: Me vs. DJ Premier

[eltripps]

I just love that you infused humor into your channel this past year or so. These vids went from straight super informative to equally entertaining as well. Great stuff Navie!

[exelbeats]

When you were cycling through the chops over the drums, as soon as you landed on the one, I said

[jameswhite]

5:50 being an old man myself, I remember the sp and the mpc. The limitations on those machines forced creativity. Records were often sped up when sampled and the pitch/speed brought back down inside the machine. You could fit more samples in that way. Speed a 10 second loop up to 2 seconds and it uses 1/5 the memory.

[TahniZCat]

Really love these type of videos. A couple of days ago I was questioning the difference between most producers today and the super producers of the past coming into present, and how much they paved the way, but also in how accessible daws and plug-ins are that make our job ARGUABLY on the same level, if not a higher level, than the people before us. Of course you made music with big names and companies, but seeing how much closer the line is compared to how far we think it is before is pretty wild.

[atlasbeats]

Never thought I’d watch a beat making beat tutorial for the plot I love it 😂👌🏼

[stan.musica]

I didn't get the chance to listen to the whole beat but it sounded GOOOODDD! Your skill and creativity level is just unquestionable bro.

[bovinebloodline]

One of my favorite producers is ANT from atmosphere, would love to see a video like this about him !

[sonnycarson]

SOMEBODY WATCHED THE ALCHEMIST MASTERCLASS LOL. ITS TRUE THO, MAKING A DRUM PATTERN AND PLAYING IT WHILE UR SKIMMING THROUGH RECORDS IS A WAY OF COMING UP WITH IDEAS THAT MAKE YOUR BEATS LESS THOUGHT OUT AND MORE IN THE MOMENT. THIS VIDEO HAD ME DYING BRO LMAO

[gerbick]

You got me with the title, kept my attention with the content. Well done.

[s-tewe]

this was very entertaining and inspiring👍…and maybe you could start series about recreating beats from famous samples…i would definitly love to see it

[jackiegreen]

Premier is The Goat of sampling. Everything You learned Premier taught You the lesson Daniel Son !

[RayRuinz]

Why not Just compare yourself to yourself what's the best beat that you ever made

[larryiscreating]

As a Preemo Stan, I can't say that your beat is better but it's amazing none the less. You got me wanting to give Serato Sample some play. I hope they slide you some coins😁

[djsunnysideup]

you killed it! I got you on this one! very nice! oh, did you see the serato sample 2.0 beta? I wanna try that out so bad now.

[janjahrademusic]

haha nice adding the humor too the videos... goood stuff fam🔥

[FLStudioBangla]

Very inspiring video! Awesome! Thank you :)

[dinogoldie]

Dope. Please make beats to "compete" with: Early DJ Muggs, Count Bass D, Lewis Parker, Funky DL, No ID, DOOM (rip), Blockhead, The Bomb Squad.

[faabeats]

Brilliant content !! I was really intrigued and wanted to watch till the end keep up the good work sir 👏

[JayBee]

One of the things that made beats back then so good were the limitations. You had very limited sample time so you had to make sure the samples and chops were the sh*t.

[floatinganarchychannel]

The question is how premier arrange his beat from start 2 finish? How they really produce back in the days?? Even with all the limitation we still use DAW.

By the way, Dope beat ;)