J Dilla - Another Batch (1998) [HQ Remastered] 

RIP ♥🎶

Same

Yessir

Wo, 15 years you know

I didn’t get to experience him in reality, but I’m fully experiencing him at this moment in time. I was only 3 at the time 😔

15 long years, the whole time I’ve known about him he’s been dead

I will die making hip-hop how it was and supposed to be.. J Dilla was and still is the best.

@Armani Jaziel no I don’t care

NO KIDDING, HE WAS AN ORIGINAL. TIME TRAVELER

it's because they're trying to be get money from playlists on youtube and spotify but the playlists won't take stuff with samples unless they're royalty free so these producers just make super bland MIDI chords with an epiano plug-in and they don't really go into a reconstructing the soundscape you would get from sampling off wax. It's a difficult process and is very meticulous. I've tried doing it to make my own samples that sound like a 70s record and if don't have all the expensive vintage gear it's a time consuming process. They also don't recreate the feeling of sample chops. The jarring jump between one chord to another from different parts of a track are also something you don't get with just drawing out the MIDI chords using a plug-in instrument. You would have to intentionally make a different chord progression and then reverse piece it together into a different progression which you may not have control over unless you're patient and open to a lot of trial and error experimentation. You can see the process of sample chopping on my latest video. (obviously it took me a lot more experimentation to figure out the order of the chops to play on the sampler on my own) There's also the lack of originality in the sounds because when you're crate digging and sampling, you're combing through a rich history of instruments and hardware from hundreds of different hands that have created and designed them. You're not just the 97th millionth guy pulling out Omnisphere bells. So sound design and creativity be damned, to make as many beats as possible to spam playlists just do the bare minimum.

i started making beats in 08’ because i was so inspired by this dude. in 18’ i also quit because of this dude (didn’t do it as seriously). when someone like him existed what’s the point? it was a hard pill to swallow but i accepted my fate. i honestly have some good jams and i still create because i love it but he never be touched. RIP master.

This is soooo true! I couldn’t put my finger on it at first, but you hit the nail on the head. The new lo-if is so mundane. It’s missing the soul, which in my opinion, is the most important part.

@@stpedro-ht9ng 100% co-sign this statement. ✍🏾✍🏾✍🏾

yea man Im a senior is high school rn and walking the halls when nobody else is while listening to JD is really mind clearing

you know, if you're into hiphop, you prolly heard dilla in the background without even knowing it. or some dilla influenced work. When i got into DnB and Jungle a few years back, i found that most of my favorite songs from childhood were drum n bass.

I found out about dilla when i was in high school, first album i heard was the donuts album and i was hooked

Dilla got me through my high school years for sure. I bought donuts when it came out and then delved deep into the back catalog. I realized a lot of the artists I was already listening to were hand picking his beats. I wish he was still around to share his talent.

I’m from Detroit same side of the city as Dilla…same age. When he first came out I no longer felt like an outsider…..a weirdo…..his style easily made me feel seen…..normal.

You know whatchu talking bout my man fr much love

literally that could released today and its sounds new

hip - HOPE

Today it's still dope

Factual, I feel the same way about Dillas vintage tape

Can you send some of your stuff to my email ?

@@Doop260 fasho, whats your email bro

@@IIEthanGamingII would you happen to know the name of the 3rd track? It starts at 2:20

Wrote so many rhymes and thoughts off Dilla schitt

im making this comment my wallpaper

word

But... we still have his music.

I woulda killed to see how he made this :(

more than a musician. never a rapper clown. allways a king king dilla

@@slools5003 Music does matter/have meaning/purpose. Not just beautiful sounds but the ripples it has on the world.

Así es y así será, saludos desde México

Yeah....definitely. So complex in its simplicity... and too Dang short

@@papahawk3644 look for a homework edit or ask someone/make it urself

words straight out of my mouth

Straight off of the Dimensions of Dilla beat tape! Track 21! Solid gold, baby!

Which Common song?

@@JJ-930 my bad I meant the 3rd one

@@JJ-930 it's on the album like water for chocolate. It's just an interlude at the end of one of the songs.

@@JJ-930 It's used as an Outro of The Light

Me

facts

YESS

Absolutely nuts

That's saying ALOT guy considering the incredible catalog of Dilla... Won't Do , Show Me What You Got and Sunbeams

Yes they're in the running , two of my favorite of all his beat tapes. There's a few on King Of Beats that are phenomenal

And this one too 6:33 i

16:09 is one of my all time favorites too

Yeah those were incredible

I want that entire beat, the intro is not enough

@@bajenbilly do you know the name of this beat

I've been trying for years to find what this beat is , hopefully one of us can find it for once and for all

@@RobertKing29902 it’s called another batch intro just search it up and someone uploaded a longer version

@@RobertKing29902 it’s called another batch intro just search it up and someone uploaded a longer version

what record is it?

roots threw this on Game Theory...as a prelude to the ending track. fitting tribute

u kidding or? lol....

@@adamlorden5666 me? why would i, this beat is heaven sent, i can hear dilla speaking to my soul through this beat. listen to it at night on a loop and you'll understand.

@@elenigmo track name? can't find it!

@@kazakaza4550 name is "Here we come"

💯💯💯

this isn’t 100% true actually, Dilla liked the sound of 2-track cassette tape and even sampled cassette tape hiss in the past. his Ruff Draft ep starts off with him shouting “sounds like its straight from the mf cassette!”

Music is a medium not a genre.

But yes. I'm probably going to love blues music when I'm 60 something like my dad...

@@mthreewit8691 Incorrect. IT'S A GENETIC VIBRATION. WHY EACH RACE HAS THEIR OWN TONE.

13:46 ooh - Mary J Blige (Dilla remix)