Came across a couple of videos of Kanye in the studio making some good ass beats just to get everyone prepared for his upcoming album, Good Ass Job, which is supposed to be on the same level as college drop out! Hopefully this will mean the return of the old Kanye?
Funny video of Kanye on 60 minutes
Kanye in rare form in the studio! The making of the beat called "Paid The Price" off of the mixtape "Fast Forward."
I'm not really into it, I just liked the beat to the one song BUT if anyone is interested in the full mixtape: Fast Forward (Hosted By Kanye West) Right click save as the link above to download the full mixtape
Finally! I know A LOT of you have been waiting for a software that allows you to DJ and Produce music at the same time through the same software at home and during performances! Take it to The Bridge: "The Bridge spans the gap between music production and DJing, creating a natural link between Ableton Live and Scratch Live or ITCH. The Bridge provides a powerful fusion of DJ and production tools, opening a world of opportunities for DJing, remixing and live performance." - Taken from--> http://serato.com/thebridge
DJ Jazzy Jeff: “The mixtape feature was probably the best thing I've ever seen... For DJs who don't make beats yet, that turns into 'hey, I can make beats in here too.' For the guys who are beatmakers already as well as DJs, it's great because it's almost like you're DJing with multitracks. People are going to get really creative, I know my brain is working already, there's stuff that I'm going to do that I choose not to disclose right now because it's top secret.”
?uestlove (The Roots): “My initial reaction? I was absolutely elated. As with most DJs that are Ableton friendly, a lot of us have been utilizing Ableton's warping to quantize and straighten out records that otherwise fluctuate. Now that we have the opportunity to play with the actual files... and use them in DJ gigs and live shows, the possibilities are absolutely 100% endless. Being as I just saw [The Bridge], my mind is racing with endless ideas...”
Hudson Mohawke: “To see the two things working together is an immediate step forward. Definitely for the DJs, it's a big step. Now I can focus on more of the creative side than just getting things in time.” - Taken from--> http://serato.com/thebridge
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