DJ Quik - Balance and Options - Well (Instrumental) 

well said!

kz1de I concur

Yeah but why were you shy in saying.......He is SUPERIOR than them and deep down I know they know it too!!!!

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Don Clarke II On the album credit, Quik did work with an orchestra from South Central LA correct me if I'm wrong. Warryn Campbell is a prodeje under the DJ Quik umbrella of producer along with G-One.

+Jonathan Meeks- Quik actually didnt work with an entire orchestra per say. However, he actually worked with the string section known as "South Central Strings" who have performed strings for a number of LA based artists! But, the difference between their (south central strings) work with quik versus others is the Quik created & conducted the string arrangements and then had Warryn "Babydub" Campbell add overdubs(additional synthesizer strings) on top of the strings from the orchestra,hence why "Babydub"(Warryn Campbell) is credited on the song! So what you hear is a skeleton track with the strings and babydub replaying over them to give the strings some much needed "thickness"! And Warryn "Babydub" Campbell wasn't per say a protoge for DJ Quik! They met when Warryn Campbell & Quik were both working for Death Row Records(Quik as a recording engineer and Warryn as a session/studio musician as warryn plays both bass guitar and piano/keyboards) so when quik got in a better label situation as a artist,he employed Warryn as a keyboardist/collaborator(not a protoge per say) and he also employed George "G-man"Corante(who has done some remix work and has worked with west coast La based producer Battlecat) as a keyboardist collaborator. For the record though both have learned a lot in terms of production techniques from Quik and so have I and I can tell you Quik is a tech geek as he's always up n new equipment as well as having technical knowledge about sound and equipment that the average producer/engineer doesn't! That's what makes him a great though underrated producer!

Don Clarke II​ Thanks for that great knowledge of how they all worked together. I first became familiar with Warryn Campbell as a contributor to Jewell's 'Woman To Woman' on the Murder Was the Case soundtrack and then I bought the cassette single of Trisha Covington's 'Why You Wanna Play Me Out?' in which Campbell did the 'NYRRAW Remix' of that track that got serious radio play back in '95. That remix along with DJ Quik's work sounded so similar with the synthesizers. But I am glad to get the truth from someone that was insider their circle to know how they worked.

+Don Clarke II Thank you for sharing! Interesting to know Quik's relationships with some key figures that helped him construct his sound.

+Don Clarke II gotta be the most under rated but i know for sure he is a musical genius!

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You have to have some great Monitor's to hear that...lol I do

Yeah man. Quik never really gets the props he deserves. This isn't just a beat, this is an actual musical composition with an orchestra. dude is on another level

Done!