This Producer Makes 100 Beats A Day! 

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bruh legit he showed full confidence but was also very humble, was refreshing to see that. W Rob

W ROB

Probs for you giving him a shoutout

takes a lot of practice

when you make the same cookie cutter beats every single day for a year its easy lmfao stop thinking this guys a genius

@@-pauI- where yo beats at? and if you feel like im not about it; we can exchange social media and i’ll show you mine. you just a hater.

These aren’t even cookie cutter beats tho, that’s why Cody tested him with different sound requirements

@@eerice704 did we even watch the same video? any producer with years of exp knows what im talking about

Exactly what I was thinking

Hearing his fuckin keyboard sounds in the studio would throw Mfs off so hard 💀

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Yeah lets make more generic music, halleluja 🙏🤮

he is im already knowing

How old is he tho😅

Yea amazing saying from the guy whose dad owns the H&M building in Manhattan.

@@XanGervinwhat??

@@XanGervinso what if his dad owns the H&M building? Why is that a factor?🤷🏾‍♂️

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Yup. loops and splice is ruining producing.

deadass been feeling like i cant relate to other producers because of that

​@@krs-fltutorials4487lol, half of the béats on the planet arz made on fl since decades...

fr i wanna know what vst that vocal sound was from

probably Vocalise by Native Instruments

@@tyvode_official its actually made by heavyocity .. but yea vocalise is exactly what kontakt that is

@@RichHustle true, forgot about that because Heavyocity was bought by NI a few years ago

@@tyvode_official much appreciated

u should

People who making their own melodies are more valuable now producers/loopmakers

Learning a lil theory and piano is a literal blessing.

it's just doing it thousands of times tbh, eventually you learn what patterns sound good to you

I used to be that person until I watched this video

Yeah he’s damn good I have no hate for him now

@@JoeBeats8781Character development goes crazy

nope if he did 100 beats and every one took 7 to 10 mins it would take 16 hours

@@thegamingg864 a day has 24 hours you forgot?

@@lyf6761 yea and i know damn well he dont sit down and make beats for 16 hours

So he pretty much does 6 beats a hour he could do it but he would have to sit in one spot and take no breaks which is impossible

@@youngceo620 babytron did 100 bars in 5 minutes so 100 beats a day very much possible especially if you the type to mostly use loops which would save you about 5 to 10 minutes you would have spent making melodies. forget the babytron stuff was tryna be humorous

me struggling to do a beat a month.

Me struggling to do a beat.

Me struggling

@@Tony-mu2ys me

practice make perfect.

Also that first couple minutes is the most important to getting the actual idea out, and the other hours spent are usually just fleshing out that idea. Ear fatigue causes us to spend hours fleshing out ideas we don’t realize are bad until the next day. He’s essentially building a catalog of ideas as quick as possible, and then he can forget about the boring or mid ones, then spend as much time as he needs fleshing out only his best ideas.

I hate drums

He’s talented because he put the time in. Amazing work fr. 🔮

@akirasinoy-is2wr what do you mean wont go far? you know those people by name? are you reffering to "selling out"? being tied in?

Glazing is insane

cool down bro

The more you do something the better you become at it. This is living facts!!!

17 mins is impressive too

They are at a high quality already whether he speedruns or not. Don't try and discredit him because he has mastered his art!!!!

These are not quick productions. They are just quickly put together. All the time spent on the process to be able to do this counts too. It's actually vastly more important than the minutes shown here. Just because he starts with a blank slate doesn't mean it's done with zero preparation. Without it, it would be unintelligible trash.

I agree with your premise, but it's kinda paint by numbers really. Same drums so we don't need to discuss that. Lay down a basic chord with a basic arp pattern, repeat 2 bars, then move the entire progression up or down 5 semitones, repeat again. Add 1-2 filler sounds with basic keys, no more than a handful of notes -- which is simple enough with ghost notes to just place at random, maybe one in the middle of the chord, and one that overlaps into the next. If you're feeling extra just drag out some notes like a flute or lead guitar that follows the chord prog. Wash over with reverb/delay plugins, or halftime/grossbeat to make it sound more interesting, repeat.

who's cody?

@@jordanknight1235 idk 💀

@@jordanknight1235 oh you slow asf

He had a block and then he said don't think about it and continued, maybe you could learn from that.

Dont overrhink shi just lay down the damn notes

@@Prod.Humptythat is the best advice ever !

DOTS as Kenny Beats would say. (Don't Over Think Shit).

@@shan5445 was just gonna say we overthink it sometimes we just gotta trust the process

maybe if he can produce, and not just generate generic patterns like clone or robot

Impressive any hows!!!!

@@arziva1615 What do you think he was doing. So negative! lol

@@shan5445 I'm just tired of mediocre people talking about other mediocre people that thinks they deserve recognition... I don't want to live in a mediocre world, I don't know about you ? but clearly thats the way we are going right now sadly

@@arziva1615He deserves recognizion for making something that sounds decent in under 10 min, generic or not what he did takes skill

thanks

Imagine if he needs to make an album quick fast. There was a video of Tupac when he came out of Jail saying just make the beats im ready to go. Well Rob would have had him making a multi plat double album by Lunch time.

Fr

I’m in a room of people watching this rn lolol

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@@christiandavidjr4241 yoo

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