THE ALCHEMIST MPC BEATS ARE FILTHY

[@jazzgroupiez2526]

Them dirty pads are seasoning 😂

[@BoombapArt]

I blend all types of samples. I did a crazy beat when I reached 16K subs, sampling 16 different songs. Been flipping records/samples for almost 30 years

[@Paddydacook]

hell yeah🔥

[@tonychopper9142]

Yo, Pete Rock is a master at blending different samples into one song

[@mauriceriddick4168]

That style started with the Bomb Squad. And they schooled a young DJ Muggs. And Muggs schooled Alchemist. You can see and hear the recipe pass down

[@oneturntable]

@@mauriceriddick4168yea I learned that from alchemist’s documentary. Crazy.

[@deanivan3951]

Blending samples was very common in the late 80's and 90's before sample clearance was such a big thing!

[@jamesrobinson3rdCoast]

something I do with my eyes closed

[@EmmitElliott]

Other dope slept on multi layer producers I love include Damu the Fudgemunk, Kankick, Young Einstein, Dibiase, Kev Brown and TaRaach

[@jjtaylor1073]

I'd pay big money to get the old Damu KZbin beats back.

[@jjtaylor1073]

Marlow Digs and my all time favorite producer Jaisu are really good at blending samples.

[@joefarrin]

Marlo make me jealous the way he do that shit to

[@russellloving3242]

on the desk was the remote for the Grace Designs Monitor controller system

[@tee2008j]

people tend to forget the legandary Clark Kent another LP is Large Pro AKA The Large Professor and of course the ICON Easy Mo Bee

[@Dominant1mw]

I love blending multiple records in one,can't lie it took a long time for me to get to that point, first saw Marco Polo do that and was always intrigued,it's an interesting technique

[@beataddict5475]

It's crazy because back in the day i thought i was the only one in the world using multiple records to make 1 joint. Nothing better than glueing all the different pieces from different puzzles into 1 puzzle and it actually going together.

[@kvnklbngr4801]

Agreed! I usually just get hung up on my first record sampled, unless I feel like I need more material.

[@xzstnce]

The thing about dirty pads, if you’ve cleaned them once, they’ll never get dirty again. Stock pads have this waxy residue that holds on to dirt, but once you wipe your pads with alcohol, it’ll stay clean

[@producerdata]

lol that's a lie they get dirty again trust me

[@xzstnce]

@ that’s true lmao I was exaggerating a lot a bit lol but they do take longer to get dirty after that 1st cleaning

[@producerdata]

@@xzstnce lol

[@producerdata]

@@xzstnce Like Ave said if your pads are clean.. that means you are not using your MPC enough facts lol you gotta keep cleaning them if you are using it lol

[@xzstnce]

@@producerdata the crazy thing is I had to clean my stock gray pads ALL the time but now I have clear pads and I haven’t had cleaned them once. I do about 5-10 beats a day

[@sithlord926]

The key to having multiple samples in a song is by just sampling all kinds of different musical pieces and saving em n experimenting to see what works. A lot of different producers have used multiple samples from different records in songs. Hank Shocklee n The Bomb Squad did it for Public Enemy and Ice Cubes First 3 solo albums as well as ATCQ, Pete Rock, DITC, Dr. Dre (NWA & Deathrow days) it’s not a new concept.

[@CoryQuillzIllz]

Dude It's like listening to the conversation in my head,...when I'm on here "wit u" So many "..I know, right!.." Big Ups DJ Ave McCree

[@VocalChainsStudio]

I appreciate you for showing love and respect to the art form. It’s inspiring and makes me want to go on the hunt for new techniques. If only more people were enthusiastic about respecting the craft. This is why I subscribe and watch.🖖

[@charlessatiacum7898]

Wanna say love the channel it really helped me start making beats.

[@jayonbaby]

Do you still have courses for Mpc 2.11?

[@cofieldblue5954]

Thank you for covering this

[@Mr.CireSoprano]

I started making beats the exact same way and after 30 years I still do depends on who Im making a beat for or how I'm feeling.

[@damianscott5933]

Pete Rock is a master at blending multiple records on one beat.. Listen to Petestrumentals (Pete’s Jazz track specifically).. it’s like 3/4 records chopped and put together amazingly!!

[@Galacticat_]

the Avalanches are masters at blending multiple samples

[@kvngbraccs7512]

@8:53 i remember when ALC posted this reel on his IG. will he ever drop it or who will rap over it?

[@BuckpLAYZnOGAMEz]

I used to blend multiple records on the regular but I got away from it , after watching this ima have to hop back on that way making jawns !

[@bogard08]

Dirty pads the reason I never finish a dinner, I’m eating recipes before it’s done.

[@PatrickSeanMcLain]

Love ya channel bro Peace P SMOOVAH THE GOLDEN CHILD 🙏 🎹 😂

[@TRaddcliff]

Aphex Twin is super sick at blending records. His DJ shits are so good.

[@joeford454]

Great video ave,my set is similar with the bed,because when your not going sleep untill you finish that beat,its 5 o'clock in the morning and its only three steps to drop into your bed 😂 peace bro

[@TNLproducer]

I have definitely combined more than one sample source and made a single track. There were a few Tribe tracks built like that, lotta producers used to do it more IMO. Now everyone is on the loops game sounding the same.

[@thefirstfranklin]

The Alchemist, about that, no coments, simply the G.O.A.T. 8:30, that place is the Rick Rubin´s Studio, DOPE.

[@HellcatTheSavage]

What ya mean Beastie boys/Rick Rubin been layering samples since the 80s. same with Bomb squad. Lets keep it real.

[@KMcirca82]

rick rubin didn't arrange shit. he's a hack

[@makesenz]

Alchemist is verrrrry dope!, i'm blending more records in 1 beat too sometimes! it's pretty easy to do on the mpc1000/2500 tbh, just layers of programs pitched to the same note

[@MG_SaidIT]

Ayeeee Man. Come up off me bro. Lmao. The Sequence was Crazy.

[@Boombaptreetz]

You a great teacher 🙏💯

[@YuSheo-Beats]

Pads can be used and worn but nothing stopping you from cleaning them. And a makeup brush for the dust...yeah I said it!

[@christianwebb6048]

Just to add about the point you made about loops, Madlib is a WIZARD with digging for loops! Loop Digger

[@cortezdevinci]

I cant do that multiple sampling from different records they all will come for you if the song blows up

[@Paddydacook]

just make the sample your own

[@CoryQuillzIllz]

I'm response to ur request... Yes, I do use samples from multiple samples to compose. BUT Metal Fingers(DOOM) J DILLA MADLIB, ...so many more I admire

[@oracleelectronica]

I see this video weeks ago and I thought the same thing that the machine look dirty but that’s how it get when u workin smokin and eatin

[@InstrumentalIcons]

Icon Dezz blends genres and multiple samples in his beats

[@CoryQuillzIllz]

Love wht u do Ave TRULY appreciate you.

[@jamiecruz280]

U gotta hear that cat WAVEFORM** HES TOO NICE BLENDING SAMPLES...

[@MrSimZOldSchoolRev]

Come on man, The Bomb Squad were the masters of using multiple sample from different records on one track.. PE forever. The Alchemist is a genius, best Hip Hop producer in 2024.

[@soundboy605]

Lol love your comment about Der pads i know popping off, right back at me hehehe funny my G!

[@mlou4902]

Does anyone know how he gets that bounce on his drums? Is he sampling or playing them in?

[@erman_]

allem come from the records

[@koncretebeats]

Man @AveMcree my pads stay dirty lmao! I've tried to clean em but like you said were on it so often just can't do it.

[@BigCore-]

I don’t what you talking about Ave. I use my MPC daily but I clean it at least weekly. The reason Al’s pads are so dirty is because he’s a smoker and that smut be on smoker’s fingers even if they wash their hands. Not to mention he smokes at the equipment.

[@MaN0STiJ3raS]

You mean El-P Def Jux creator right? . And yes I blend multiple records to make one beat. And sometimes one suffices just depends on the record and where I go with the drums first.

[@OnlyDaFunk4444]

Alchemist is 1 of my absolutely 💯 Favorites, alone the side of DJ Quik and Manny Fresh. So much inspiration from his Cookups. You think the Beat is going in 1 direction, and it switches up to some WHOLE OTHER ISH‼️

[@tvariuness]

i didn't know blending multiple songs from different artists was a special thing. i do it often and i thought that was regular. also i can't let my pad remain TOO dirty haha. let's keep it a buck, people who smoke got EXTRA dirty pads. EXTRA dirty ughhhh. i don't smoke and i don't want my shit looking nasty. when i clean my music area, all the instruments get a cleaning too.

[@dedbeet1]

The bomb squad:Hank & Keith Shocklee chuck D Eric Vietnam Sadler…in my opinion they started that using multi samples from different records.

[@tonychopper9142]

Dirty pads=filthy tracks my guy! 👍🏾

[@drindy5166]

💯% 👊🎯👍

[@jackd6881]

That mpc is KRUSSSSTY

[@mauriceriddick4168]

ALC uses the MPC 2500 or the ASR-10. You can tell he made Jadakiss We Gon Make It on the ASR.... He's in my top 5 DOA

[@At.mos.fEarProduktionz]

He’s alright.

[@evantee826]

song at 9:09 ?

[@rav7en]

8:15 that's rick rubin studio if im not mistaken

[@DeeMaxum]

I have an old MPC 2500 that Araabmuzik gave to me back in the day...works fine but the pads are filthy now lol

[@musicproductiontips3121]

Can we mention The Bomb Squad?

[@rav7en]

alchemist certified g

[@kennylee5621]

The Bomb Squad were masters at blending samples

[@jonathanpena7309]

Easy Mo Bee

[@deebaker4671]

Different samples from different records has been done for decades.. All the great hip hop producers have done it. Alchemist is just another one added to the list. He is a dope produces as well !!

[@APBABY8]

the glazing is crazy.

[@bigvizzyadot]

PREACH!!!! CLEAN ASS PAD!!! My shit is full blunt ash and fingerprints lol

[@cashsounds3704]

If your pads aren’t dirty… you not cooking up nothing nasty. Lol dirty=nasty=clean beats

[@dleonardrandom3416]

I’ve had mostly all the Mpc’s. Honestly speaking, in die hard fast situations with artist breathing down your neckline to get the beats out to tape or the computer, all the older mpc sounded better but sucked on work flow far as stems. The mpc x, live are top notch minus a few db in sound quality.

[@cortezdevinci]

I’m so happy I’m not the only that be like damn this fool pad dirty asf just whip it down Ave u still my homie tho all love my guy

[@verbone]

Know you probably mean El P, but yo, I'm think LP - Large Pro!

[@PatrickSeanMcLain]

Do A VIDEO ON INLOWKEY CHECK HIM OUT DIBIASE NEPHEW HES LIKE THE NEXT ONE N NICE ON THE KEYS 🎹JUST AS MUCH AS BEATS! PEACE P SMOOVAH THE GOLDEN CHILD 🙏 🎹

[@designatedpiledriver8216]

Lots of producers from the 90s blended records to make one beat

[@PMSTUDIOS494]

HANK SHOCKLEE Was doing it since the 80's

[@wm.dennis]

Grace Designs @ 6:09

[@sirhands65]

I wish my pads were dirty. My MPC is spanking brand new 😢 and I bought it a couple of months ago. I keep it near me to try to spark my fire. I think l Lost my muse.😢😮

[@AveMcree]

Got a break out of the habit. You should be going apeshit on it when I got the MPC one back in 2020. There wasn’t a day that I wasn’t recording a video or making a beat on it.

[@luxurypickx]

Marley Marl !!!

[@pongtrometer]

Dirty pads means work is getting done 😤

[@spacetiger3000]

Shadow is really good a using multiple records in a song

[@daveyleeriot]

4:07 Stu Bangas

[@730productionsllc]

EZ ELPEE!!!

[@nocturnalron69]

weed fingers make pads look terrible. super sticky

[@WreckElArtista]

Monitors controllers

[@ronniewellman5111]

Can’t forget Madlib one of the best to do it

[@4eva4eva13]

you have no idea how the genssssss hit

[@DABOOMBAPAUDIOSHOW]

i use multiple samples for everything

[@timwilliams351]

Check Vitamin D!

[@aldali724]

This

[@jhsmith1183]

Pete rock is known for using multiple records

[@DJAutism1]

Thanks for basically being BWB if he was goated.

[@irishmossdubwise]

Futurewave is incredible

[@locutz]

Shout out to my guy @MidiMonstaz dude is cold with the chops

[@gisoul]

“I know he deaf than a mug” 😆

[@maurice8732]

USING MULTIPLE SOURCES IS EASY 😮THAT'S HOW STARTED OFF😊

[@jcook136]

I’m such DJ

[@Ruben4554]

Some people be really playing the MPC with dirt under their finger nails. Just saying.. DritysMFs 😂😂

[@PatrickSeanMcLain]

EXTREMELY NICE BEATS NUTRITION!!! NUFF SAID FATCS ALREADY PEACE TO THE ALCHEMIST N THIS CHANNEL FORWARD MOVE ON WITH CREATIVITY GENIUS GIFT OG'$ PUTTING THEY SMACK DOWN!!! 🧢🪖🥁🎹🎛🎚🎙🎧🎓👑

[@ronaldlozano2388]

MUGGS

[@producerdata]

Alchemist got his style from Havic the original MOB DEEP PRODUCER Facts

[@anonymouspreme3425]

Naw...he actually was taught by dj muggs from cypress hill.. havoc came later.

[@producerdata]

@@anonymouspreme3425 he was wack until he stole havic style facts

[@aldali724]

@@producerdatahis shit has never sounded like Hav wtf are you talking about

[@producerdata]

@@aldali724 yes he did thats why he put his logo on his beats cuz everyone in newyork thought it was Havic Facts

[@showbread9366]

Outrageous claim. Muggs. Back to grade school for you.

[@Pauxthabeatmaker]

Pete rock !!!

[@bartboguski635]

Check out Klaus Layer from Germany❤

[@Mforbes4884]

i can mash 4 in a song

[@THE_MZA]

No hate or disrespect but honestly don’t find looping a sample and adding simple drums impressive. Dude was just in the right place in the right time the beats are great and all but bros not “Chopin” (bars) I speak personally I’ve been sampling (like alchemist) recently and i’m just never satisfied with the results even if the beat is fire. I get its niche but still.

[@Trakteam]

🙋🏾

[@DamonDowns]

J Dilla!!! All Day!!!

[@michaelwashington5479]

Facts