Making a Boom Bap Hip-Hop beat for Doechii on the MPC 60. In this video I show you my process of sampling records and blending them with analog synths for a vintage sound with a modern flavor. Also I share a couple tips and secrets of music producers from the early days of rap and Hip-Hop.
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