LOL. I found this out some years ago by accident. I was going through a Roland Keyboard (can't remember which one) and was listening to the demo songs that the keyboard would play back. I was in the Brass category and heard some demos and I was like "Why TF does this sound familiar?" Couldn't put my finger on it til it hit me that it was the melody for "Down Bottom".
They're time stamped
Whole time I thought Swizz played that shit lol.
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The story is the bassist from Queen was banging out with Chic’s bassist in the studio while they were tracking the Good Times baseline
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LOL. I found this out some years ago by accident. I was going through a Roland Keyboard (can't remember which one) and was listening to the demo songs that the keyboard would play back. I was in the Brass category and heard some demos and I was like "Why TF does this sound familiar?" Couldn't put my finger on it til it hit me that it was the melody for "Down Bottom".
They're time stamped
Whole time I thought Swizz played that shit lol.
Yea I saw Young Chop make beats and fam talk about niggas send him folders of loops and he really only adds drums to themYou think that's bad... nowadays niggas is literally buying loops online and passing them off as their own beats. And it's not like this where you find some preset shit in a keyboard or VST (FL got some fire shit lowkey... I heard Young Thug use one in an old song). I'd rather producers find something in a rare keyboard or an old toy from the 60s than use underpaid session musicians to make their beats for them. There aren't enough Speak N Say beats out there.
You think that's bad... nowadays niggas is literally buying loops online and passing them off as their own beats. And it's not like this where you find some preset shit in a keyboard or VST (FL got some fire shit lowkey... I heard Young Thug use one in an old song). I'd rather producers find something in a rare keyboard or an old toy from the 60s than use underpaid session musicians to make their beats for them. There aren't enough Speak N Say beats out there.