RAP BEATS FOR SALE - REVIEW
Over the last few years there has been a lot of websites popping up all of the internet
claiming to have the hottest "Rap Beats For Sale" and many have fallen short of their
claim.
So what is a recording artist or production company to do when looking for quality
rap beats?
Our team has taken a professional look at the best websites online that specialize
in "Rap Beats", "Hip Hop Beats", and "Rap Instrumentals".
Here's what we have found:
1. The industry leaders are Beats365.com, Beats2Rap2 and MixMeEntertainment.
2. Offers beats for either a monthly fee or one-time memberhsip to their VIP Rap beats Club.
3. All websites offer every popular genre.
4. Recorded and mixed by industry professionals.
5. Available for instant download.
So if you are in need of quality rap beats I suggest checking out these 3 websites. You won't be sorry!
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Showing posts with label Make Sound Kits. Show all posts
Sunday, May 03, 2009
Saturday, December 27, 2008
A Much Needed Vacation For The Mix Me Entertainment Team
After months of hard work our production team has finally gotten a chance to shut it down for a few weeks.
Most of our team stayed behind in New Yorkto bring in the new year with a bang in Times Square and industry events while a few of us decided to head for warmer weather.
Here's a few pictures from our teams Caribbean vacation.
Enjoy....
Most of our team stayed behind in New Yorkto bring in the new year with a bang in Times Square and industry events while a few of us decided to head for warmer weather.
Also when you get a chance go to the website and check out the 8 DRUM KIT FOR THE PRICE OF 1 special....
Here's a few pictures from our teams Caribbean vacation.
Enjoy....
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
SPECIAL *** 8 Drum Kits For The Price Of 1
Hey Guys,
Last week we sent out an email telling everyone about the 8 drum kits for the price of 1 special and we received an overwhelming response.
Recently we had had to upgrade our servers to handle the increase in site traffic and as a result, we are a bitoff schedule from the official product launch date of December 11th.
Well good news!
The site is now operating at its best and the drum kit special will be available on December 24th and end on December 26th.
Click here to download your drum kits.
Remember this drum kit special will not last.
After December 26th, each drum kit will be sold seperately.
To your success,
Thursday, July 17, 2008
How To Make Platinum Rap Beats
Many up-and-coming music producers struggle with achieving a top notch radio-ready sound like Dr. Dre, Kanye West, Lil Jon, Timbaland and many other top producers. This is because many of the top producers in the industry have a catalog of music from multiple genres that most music producer would never consider listening too.
Since the late 90’s music has shifted primarily to a digital format making it increasingly harder to get some of the oldies that our mothers and fathers you to party too. But don’t let this discourage you, if you start now within less than a year you can have a huge collection of oldies.
I started about 10 years ago and I have collected over 10,000 LP’s in every genre. So anytime I want to switch up my production style I simple pull an old LP from the catalog.
I also suggest building a major catalog because eventually music will go back to a more musical sound where you will here more instruments and drums.
Below is a list of steps that can help you enhance your production style.
1. Start build a catalog of music from the early 1990’s back to the mid 1930’s by buying old LP’s.
2. Get your hands on the following genres: Soul, R&B, Old School Rap, Rock, Country, Classical, Bachata, Merengue, Hindi, Soca, Calypso, Reggae & Dance just to name a few.
3. Search for music in other languages. It doesn’t matter if you don’t understand the language just find bits and pieces of music that cause you to listen to it over and over again. Remember music is universal.
4. Buy drum kits that are inspired by some of your favorite music producers.
5. Try to re-create beats made by your favorite producers. This is a good way to increase your production style and get familiar with what instruments they use to make most of their hits.
6. When mixing your music compare your mix to a genre that is most similar to yours. So if you are producing a west coast track you want to listen to how Dr. Dre mixes his snares, kick high hats, etc.
7. Listen to how your favorite music producers layer their instruments.
Here is a list equipment I recommend you purchase to achieve a quality sound.
Akai MPC2000XL, MPC3000
E-mu Vintage Pro sound module
Novation SuperNova synth
Roland XV-5080 sound module (2)
Soundart Chameleon audio DSP engine
Studio Electronics SE-1 sound module
Yamaha Motif synth
Digidesign's Pro Tools
If you would like to get more information on how to enhance your production go to Mix Me Entertainment and register for free drum kits, beats and other useful information.
Since the late 90’s music has shifted primarily to a digital format making it increasingly harder to get some of the oldies that our mothers and fathers you to party too. But don’t let this discourage you, if you start now within less than a year you can have a huge collection of oldies.
I started about 10 years ago and I have collected over 10,000 LP’s in every genre. So anytime I want to switch up my production style I simple pull an old LP from the catalog.
I also suggest building a major catalog because eventually music will go back to a more musical sound where you will here more instruments and drums.
Below is a list of steps that can help you enhance your production style.
1. Start build a catalog of music from the early 1990’s back to the mid 1930’s by buying old LP’s.
2. Get your hands on the following genres: Soul, R&B, Old School Rap, Rock, Country, Classical, Bachata, Merengue, Hindi, Soca, Calypso, Reggae & Dance just to name a few.
3. Search for music in other languages. It doesn’t matter if you don’t understand the language just find bits and pieces of music that cause you to listen to it over and over again. Remember music is universal.
4. Buy drum kits that are inspired by some of your favorite music producers.
5. Try to re-create beats made by your favorite producers. This is a good way to increase your production style and get familiar with what instruments they use to make most of their hits.
6. When mixing your music compare your mix to a genre that is most similar to yours. So if you are producing a west coast track you want to listen to how Dr. Dre mixes his snares, kick high hats, etc.
7. Listen to how your favorite music producers layer their instruments.
Here is a list equipment I recommend you purchase to achieve a quality sound.
Akai MPC2000XL, MPC3000
E-mu Vintage Pro sound module
Novation SuperNova synth
Roland XV-5080 sound module (2)
Soundart Chameleon audio DSP engine
Studio Electronics SE-1 sound module
Yamaha Motif synth
Digidesign's Pro Tools
If you would like to get more information on how to enhance your production go to Mix Me Entertainment and register for free drum kits, beats and other useful information.
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