Dr. Dre Teaches How To Make Beats In 5 Steps

[@HowToRapOfficial]

What is Dre's best beat of ALL TIME?!

[@bugzyjones1729]

Why you don’t like northern California? Is a better question 😅

[@JamesJohnAgar]

Next Episode

[@saihodai7839]

Still dre

[@ArbitratorsSanctuary]

I really like the Recipie he did with Kendrick.

[@AAG007]

The way i am

[@Man_Jr._Studios]

I love that you've been tackling producing too lately; it's hard, but it's REALLY awesome being able to both rap AND produce

[@tbtnr9851]

Most of his lyrics aren’t his, but yeah he can still rap

[@dwillie3514]

It's easy to bite beats and raps!! Lol

[@scarletspider21]

I got chills hearing that he feels his best thing is still in him! Its cool hearing him say that as a music fan... but also as a competitive (tryna be creative) person. Saying "Never be satisfied" in that way hits different to me now.

[@MrMrJameskeegan]

The Authenticity of NWA's Sound the music was another level. The music actually set the stage for.the lyrics, it was simply incredible. It was like a movie so vivid videos were not necessary, the story telling and the atmosphere of the music was perfect. I really think in many ways it was a high water mark a pinnacle perhaps can never be beaten, doesn't matter about the kit, new studio equipment, newer drum machines, or stronger cables, better mics, it was fate, god's moving pieces in tandem for perfect results.

[@cyrusbeats6768]

Dr. Dre is the He is one of the main reasons I fell in love with rap music and recently starting to produce. And to answer your question at the end of the video, Keep Their Heads Ringin' is timeless to me.

[@fawkkyutuu8851]

One of the goats but he mostly fell off after 96 imo tho I did like 2 songs off Chronic2001. There's a few different goats of different eras for each coast or major hip hop area , (and no most beats he made for Eminem were trash that was no longer golden age dre). Keep Their Heads Ringin is timeless.

[@3m287]

@@fawkkyutuu8851only 2 songs from 2001? Which 2 songs are they

[@PYROBUILDS]

MY SECOND FAV BEHIND LET ME RIDE

[@skymobster]

His greatest genius is that he translated all these points into reality, achieving success all these years

[@stanly1127]

Notice how's there's not one video of him ever making a beat 😂😂😂

[@RealDLMusic]

Dre just revealed the secret to making good music… it’s gotta make you feel something. The fact that he’s been in the game for 38 years is wild 😮 Also Kendrick saying he gets a pick outta 400 beats doesn’t sound like exaggerating 😂 You can’t learn when you’re talking is the equivalent of you can’t create when you’re consuming.

[@episodebeats2817]

Hire Hittman, Mel-Man, The Glove, Storch, Daz etc. to ghost produce on the low & stamp your name on it. -Dr Dre 101 Edit: Much respect to Dre but he ain't perfect. If he ever mentioned his help, I would've never commented...

[@greggsmith4570]

Exactly.

[@UncleBenjs]

Production and beat making are two different things. Someone can still be a producer whilst another makes the beat

[@303TAG303]

just say you have no friends

[@episodebeats2817]

@@UncleBenjs Hip Hop production & Rock / live band production are two different things. Generally in Hip Hop when someone says they produced the beat, that implies they crafted the track. When Metallica works with a producer, the band writes & plays all the music, with the producer overseeing the recording process. Yes, it's true you can be a producer, pick out someone else's beats & say you made the beat. It's all business, but also kinda misleading. It's like finding out Eminem writes 1/2 of Jay-Z's rhymes or that your Benz was made in China.

[@episodebeats2817]

@@303TAG303 I know the truth hurts, it's all business tho lil homie. Don't take it so personal. Dre still a legend regardless.

[@JoeBlue99]

1. Get a sample 2. Get people who can play instruments. 3. Tell people what you want the beat to sound like 4. Combine above steps together 5. Put produced by Dr. Dre on the credits.

[@darmelinceo]

Find a guy named Chris the Glove , or Mel-Man , or Scott Storch and take their work and put your name on it

[@durtcannon]

It's still dre's vision and idea from the start. Why haven't Scott Storch made a more successful piano melody since "still Dre"?.

[@JoeBlue99]

@@darmelinceo Pretty much or Luis Resto or The Bass Brothers the latter being the actual producers for Eminem for two projects before Dre..

[@JoeBlue99]

@@durtcannon "Dre's Vision" ...... " Yo I got this sample from the film Halloween and like... You know... can you make it sound real gangsta!!! Not just a lil' gangsta but real fuckin' gansgsta!!!! Ya know what I mean?"

[@durtcannon]

@@JoeBlue99 dre is s beast behind the mixing board. And makes the drums sounds fat. It's all about making it happen, and that's what dre does. It's a strength. But dre needs his team otherwise he can't play 😁

[@0ompaLoompa]

The 5 steps: 1. Find a great song from the 70s 2. Steal a sample from said song 3. Add a beat 4. Lay back 5. Get rich

[@rayrayalmightyone]

Yess broo! Thank you so much mane! I needed a lil beat making(producer) inspiration. Just started making beats 2 weeks ago. So far so good, its coming naturally though. Im making one after another one lol Lets get to work y'all!🔥🙌🏾👊🏾👏🏾🤼🏿‍♂️🧘🏾‍♂️😂💰💰🤯🤬✊🏾😎🎵🎵

[@HowToRapOfficial]

Dope! Glad to inspire you Rayray Almighty One!

[@Man_Jr._Studios]

My Man! 💪😤 🎼

[@OMEGAGENESIS-gw2fx]

2001 - The Watcher, Eminem - 3 A.M., Compton Soundtrack - Loose Canons, NWA - Strait Out of Compton, The Chronic - The Day The N****z Took Over, are all dope beats, but it would take a minute to really break down my favorite tracks. I know I'm missing some classics, but I always like album cuts better than the radio hits. In my opinion, Compton was one of the best produced albums in 2015, if not the best produced. The way he had the beats switching up on some of the tracks, and the variety of styles on that album, I feel like he did his thing on that one. It seems like a lot of the younger generation that listens to rap now, and the past 10-15 years, don't really appreciate the production of songs like we did when I was young. I think a lot of it has to do with rap going pop, and a lot of the people who listen to it aren't true music lovers. They just like catchy and simple music. As a producer/beat maker, I listen for the little things. A lot of beats now are super boring a repetitive to me. It's like clone wars. I feel like a lot of producer want fame, more than they love music. I would rather be in the cut making beats than walking the red carpet.

[@SolitudeMack]

First time ever here on YT that someone says everything exactly how I feel. Seriously uncanny🎯

[@ericdemby4644]

This is exactly how I feel when I'm creating art. I'll draw something but I'm never satisfied cuz Im always trying to create my best and it'll probably never happen which might be a good thing

[@bigmac5753]

as a rooky producer i will always listen to what the ogs have to say

[@EthanTheNiceGuy]

The Set Up-Obie Trice

[@LGKids]

I think every rapper that has ever rapped has wanted a snippet or a beat from Dre and some of the greats! Dude totally killed the DOCs album and I was totally convinced! And that Above the Law wasnt no joke either!

[@bdoubleo7909]

Click bait! Why title: Dr. Dre Teaches How To Make Beats In 5 Steps if it’s not? I’m tired of click bait and false titles!

[@fdra1763]

You right. I clicked on because of the title, but I heard so much info that I hadn’t heard before I forgot why I clicked.

[@Gnadab]

Obession is not the way to go as far as creative work goes. Passion and inspiration is the way.

[@weltmeisterbayernmunchen6308]

Best beat is Let me Ride!

[@nickrodmusic]

P-Funk

[@PYROBUILDS]

WITH OUTTA DOUBT BRUH

[@jeanfredperez1631]

Your videos got me thru a tough custody dispute now im just having fun with my daughter 🤍🙏🏻

[@lindamathosa9430]

Dre's approach is simple: assemble a team of talented individuals-producers, writers, session musicians, etc.-and have the rapper repeat one verse 100 times. After the final mix, he adds a few elements to the song, mixes it again, and takes the whole credit.

[@precisionsoundworksstudio]

This is an amazing vid. No, it’s not a vid: it’s a Micro Documentary. Fantastic voiceover. Fantastic media clips. A classic. ➡️🔥

[@HowToRapOfficial]

👊

[@DrxQuinnx]

This happens to come out during the beginnings of a.i.

[@mercurythompson1223]

Could you do one on the RZA’s beat making

[@Toyinsbello]

Best beat tie between the recipe and let me ride

[@troyhargrove7297]

Bang bang and keep ya heads ringin his best ever

[@marvin469]

Step 1 grab a sample Step 2 call Daz Dillinger

[@gregorywilliams2962]

Facts! I think Daz is a better beat maker than Dr. Dre

[@tony1876]

Dr. Dre is the greatest producer of all time

[@BigC-w6o]

I relate; sometimes I feel like I'm not gangster enough 😅

[@dexsr8093]

Dre best beat to me is DEEP COVER, that got me into music school early 90's

[@jaycostewart8]

Tupac shakur, you cant c me..that beat knocks arrd.. JMHO. Not his best, just a personal favourite.💯👏🏾

[@nickrodmusic]

It's a P- Funk beat.

[@drayhowww9687]

Much love to the DR.. When I heard deep cover ,I was like ohhh shhhh...hard asf...but I always been a listener of his...#lvdrizzle

[@jambok2023]

The one and only !

[@TheRealMisterChopShop]

Always nice Contant

[@dive4323]

great one

[@shabaazNYC]

Hey that whole innovation thing kinda happened to me. I was submitting my music to playlist contributors and the feedback I kept getting was, “sorry this is great but this just doesn’t sound like our playlist”. I was like whaaaa… That was the point that it doesn’t sound like everything else

[@hs43a]

Dr Dre's beats are repetitive and simple, but that doesn't mean it's boring, heck, it was... well, a music for my ear? it's catchy

[@tempmode37]

i like the "still dre" song u know the one jay z wrote the rap for snoop and dre and scott storch made the TRACK yea i like that one lol😂😂😂😂i like that one he did

[@johnathanchisholm260]

I think the best bet is the one from still DRE

[@johnmaveric5]

DJ Premier is the G.O.A.T

[@MakingPlays23]

the last one is where i lost at ......i was a asshole everywhere just because i know im talented . never looked at it like that . thanks for the game .

[@ivanlewis4257]

Best track by Dre in my opinion is Mind Blowin, D.O.C. 1st album. It's perfectly done from beginning, to breaks, to the end.

[@LBeeLilStoner]

High Powdered 😈👍🏾❤️‍🔥 Hottest Beat

[@dcguelledge]

Why y’all sit on y’all ass fucked up in life and type negativity bout someone successful baffles me

[@P.M.O.S.69]

I could never say one song is the best...I'm a Dr Dre fan for sure. One thing that comes to mind though is how Natural Born Killaz creates the feel of a horror film.

[@bradymiguel]

This could easily be Kanye. They’re blessed with that next level shit for real. But Kanye wrapped up in them kardashian bitches now and whatever else he has going on in his life is clouding his whole situation.

[@fideltorres6380]

Boys in the hood one of the best rap songs ever...

[@easyclean21]

Awesome video

[@HowToRapOfficial]

One love! Easy clean 👊

[@NYCMusicMoments]

What about Detox?

[@joshuagibson2032]

I always say his production on Niggaz4Life with Yella was INSANE. I Believe thats where he really found his niche. Musically, i hear NO flaws in that record

[@miguelasosa2001]

Please make a vid on style/swagger? Much Love From M.I.G

[@siciliani16]

Kendrick the recipe beat is just so incredible that drum pattern just makes me wanna close my eyes and fly into my imagination

[@udontknowme6764]

That was Scoop Deville

[@mikerobmusic]

50 Cent In The Club For Me & Lil Ghetto Boy on the Chronic album!!

[@GenX_US_Marine]

15:40 What's the music playing in the background? I like that

[@BigC-w6o]

The Chronic 🎉

[@thesage11]

Still dre might be my favourite but it’s tough to choose

[@sevensixthreemc]

xxplosive 🔥

[@Son_within]

That thing he’s looking for is in him, but hip hop culture is limiting, it’s time for something really organic. #goat

[@mgd9151]

Dre doesn't really make that much music, he has an entire team. Dre will never give a class because he is not the best in his circle. smh

[@DonTiberius35]

Dre hasn't made a beat since 92 😂

[@ethanscheuer4308]

He'll never give a class because you can't teach people to have an amazing ear. You'll never give a class because you can't understand the point of a video after watching it.

[@mgd9151]

@@ethanscheuer4308 lmao, jokes on you, retired and used to teach. Have a nice day with your dk riding.

[@cashino]

5:55 he called him 'Drake' ....

[@klwtvnetwork]

Still Dre and Nature Born Killaz are the best

[@harpreet161]

🔥

[@DJreeik]

My best Dre song that Daz probably produced is ‘Deeez Nuuutz’.

[@limouxine33]

My name's Dre too and I'm addicted to the process nothing really after that. Idc if anyone hears it or put it out.i don't listen to it again. And I want to make the next one.

[@ZeekAudio]

All of his beats are samples or made by someone else

[@sedd4481]

Dre best beats was “The chronic”

[@macmoll]

Absolutely!

[@mrmorpheus9707]

I got nothing bad 2 say bout Dre...he gave me 30 k, for 2 songs i did, ❤

[@mychalsimmons4177]

This is 88 of the 88/X Unit Dre mostly impressed by NATRUAL BORN KILLER TRACK with Ricky Rouse guitar sample... .TOO HOOOOT Real Talk

[@teezbeats7531]

My favorite beat is nas is coming the mix is crazy..the 808 and bass mix...

[@nbuckanaga6840]

nothing in this video explains how he actually makes beats in any steps...more of a documentary.

[@prodNieva]

i wanna know ho to make drum samples sound og

[@kenzoblytheproducertv4934]

1.)D.O.C Whole Album.

[@SonicVibe]

He signed a contract in blood 🩸 period that’s how he got where he is at

[@bugzyjones1729]

Knock ✊🏿 northern California❤

[@HowToRapOfficial]

one love to 🏴󠁵󠁳󠁣󠁡󠁿

[@theglobalfirm]

Best Dre Beat: The Chronic album & Deep Cover.

[@reddeadryan78]

g funk was warren g, not dre. kiddos

[@vivikarpathos]

Create a feeling. That's what gods do.

[@djkingshameek]

Am I the only one who heard the narrator call Dre, Drake at 5:55? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@BobbyFlowerz]

best beat from dre: Rat-tat-tat-tat

[@michaelscott9571]

well my fav Dr Dre beat is Phone tap ft Nas Escobar and others like still Dre, The recipe ft kendrick thats my top 3

[@steelo999.]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@lgilmore9985]

Can y’all say “overrated!” The problem I have with Dre is he doesn’t do anything without a collaborative ensemble of 12 other producers/musicians. I know most artist network w someone but Dre hasn’t made shit on HIS OWN in a long time. It’s hard to pin-point what he actually did becuz everything is always a mash-up of EVERYBODY’S work

[@ethanscheuer4308]

Thats what music is all about though, collaboration. You cant have a song without at least 2 notes, just like you can't make unique new music without at least 2 minds. And every producer knows that the end product is what matters, not what goes into it. Hey guess what Hip Hip music is... mashing everyones work together. Thats what DJs did with samples. You wanna pin-point what he did? He became Dr fucking Dre, the man we are all talking about here, and he aint talking about us. Respected by all of his peers, still relevant, and been in the game for over 30 years. Theres your pin-point proof that he himself made something.

[@ralphjames6247]

While Dre may have been ahead in production skill, one needs to listen to Warren G's interview...you will realise that he could be the master blueprint to what is now called Gangster Rap...Dre was more electro hip hop at some point before turning to sampling some 'funk' tunes...a thing Warren G was already doing😊

[@udontknowme6764]

No that was something ABOVE THE LAW was doing who taught Warren G how to produce & use funk samples in beats

[@ralphjames6247]

@@udontknowme6764like i said Dre was way ahead in production skills of which he taught Warren 'production wise'...Warren brought the 'G-Funk' to it and the rest is History...The Chronic set the pace...

[@debo4055]

Man called him Drake

[@MaftunaMustafayeva-gf6sk]

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[@karatzbeatz]

Dre probably is my biological father . This guy is a God to me! Spiritually and musically. His glass is half full

[@moicanux]

One litle detail. If he makes the music for “us and our fun…”, why he doesnt listen his own music after release it to the public? I think is contraditory… andDre is One of the best producers. No doubt about it.

[@seanleaf3165]

Is it fair that they use the best interns, engineers, equipment, studios working. Is it even fair?

[@vannyyim728]

Ask daz he will tell you

[@morrisday9916]

To joe lol.......pretty much lol but it's tuff because dre did take credit for some songs "co-produced"....... but dre that dude. DAZ AND SCOTT STORCH NO JOKE ......DAZ IZ SUPER UNDERRATED

[@ProducersTalk]

Dre’s best beat was “Let Me Ride”

[@mikearts6836]

How about just play him talking about it? Why do we care about you talking about it?

[@greyfoxblade]

I promise we good on this guy.... It's all over Dre your best years are long gone! Boring to even talk about ya...

[@tehjamerz]

Dre couldn't produce a beat in a room with every instrument known to man

[@co8908]

I got the rap tycoon course awhile ago and now it says I’ve been removed. I can’t access anything on the app.

[@HowToRapOfficial]

“Hey thanks for reaching out! We handle support requests at [e-mail]… if you send your message there, we will handle it ASAP for you… thanks again!”

[@sate2642]

All you need Dre is me on your best. Aka Punjabi pack haha 😂 thugs don’t die we multiply.

[@Yeanahbra]

The next one

[@claudegrinnell9602]

You have someone make the beats and you erase their name. And put yours on the credits….. dr Dre production

[@darkskinwhite]

I like your interpretation of the last one but I think what he meant was if you're a bad person bad things will happen to you that will take you away from the music.