Timbaland: Producer Come Up, Selling Beats For $500K, AI Taking Over Producers, BeatClub & More

[@Producergrind]

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[@smokenojoke8182]

Producers from his era didn’t need tags because they all had unique sounds. Today everyone sounds like each other so a tag is necessary.

[@supermatt-99]

tags are ridiculous nowadays, some producers even pay for people to make their tags or ask their friend to say something and make it a tag. Tags like Metro's make a lot of sense, he took a catchy line from a hit song of his and made it into a tag, I don't get people and their tags nowadays paying for them, go and do a collab project with an artist and get him to say something with your name and if it'll turn out to be a hit song, use that for a tag, otherwise don't bother paying for a random tag

[@2muchhdineroo]

@@supermatt-99 stood on this n still am💯 everyone callin me dumb for not havin one i juss say i’m waitin for the perfect one

[@drewonthekeys]

You can really tell a Timbo beat just from hearing it 🔥 The best tags come from snips of a session tho

[@charlzincharge2281]

Also it wasn't thought of lol. Tags are pretty dope in my opinion.

[@smokenojoke8182]

@@charlzincharge2281 you don’t think it’s necessary now?

[@jae6220]

He could charge 300-500k a beat because that song would end up in the top 10. Like literally Grammy winning beats. Producers now don’t have that type of talent to make a beat that would guarantee you a top 10 spot. That’s when you’re a super producer. Timbaland is a super producer.

[@yesnomaybeso5755]

Exactly. Nowadays the song writing and beat making is microwave. A lot of modern songs get boring fast.

[@3rdARKnight]

I still think a super producer exists but…you can’t be stuck in 1 genre the Tim’s,Missy’s, the Neptunes and trackmasters were the super producers and they did hiphop and R&B right? Well now if you wanna achieve a 1/3 you (I mean in general) he or her has to be able to different genres to calm themselves a “super producer”

[@jae6220]

@@3rdARKnight the era of super producers ended with Timbaland,the Neptunes and Kanye. Those dudes could take an unknown artist and make them super stars. There hasn’t been any one like that because the game changed from producers to beat makers. Dudes don’t take artist from scratch and mold them into stardom. That’s Rick rubin, teddy riley, Quincey jones, baby face, Prince etc those type of producers. Now people just fish around beats and leave the artist to create themselves.

[@coozant]

Timba is good for sure but Scott storch had a lot of influence in his success.

[@SecretTomes]

For sure, if you saw Timbalands face in the video you already knew the song was about to slap hard

[@aceleenHD]

What I love about Tim is that he didn't just producer records for other people he also had world class records of his own. definitely a Super Producer

[@moart87]

He is THE super producer tbh

[@user-by2tf3hr3p]

@@moart87 ....in hip hop

[@tytheeblaiseR]

@@user-by2tf3hr3p He actually did less hip hop,, Rihanna and Timberlake were not rappers

[@user-ko7gk8wz2p]

he did a lot for pop artists @@user-by2tf3hr3p

[@FMDedits]

@@tytheeblaiseRbro, rnb pop is hiphop

[@otvicious6296]

I can feel his love for music through the screen makes me want to make 100 beats a day

[@marcelmarshall4240]

Quantity over quality. I feel you.

[@zacharymartin5110]

💯

[@MiNDFREAK371379]

@@marcelmarshall4240 wait, what now? 😂

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@SheilaMakena]

@@DrGuy118 Both came out in '96. You probably mean when he made Pony...

[@hootop85]

Timbaland has consistently had his finger print in chart topping music since the mid to late 90s he's responsible for the futuristic sonic change of sound in the late 90s, the success of soo many artists careers and too many other things to mention he deserves his flowers💐 now!!

[@northlanedarko771]

Deff the Missy Elliot songs and fartado changed the sound

[@Forrealbeatss]

Timbo is my main source of inspiration TILL THIS DAY

[@cashwts]

Bro said TIL THIS DAY…. TIL THIS DAY😭

[@Producergrind]

Big goat

[@zthegreat4538]

Dre and Timbo for me

[@thablackkat9905]

Ditto

[@wameezy]

There should be no other producer other than Timbaland and Pharrell that u need any production advice from in the music industry period!!!!! The sound they have contributed to music is not only top tier but it’s timeless!!!! Revolutionary, futuristic!!!!! It stands the test of time!!!!!

[@julianodinero6896]

CEO Dylan back out da cut! PROUD OF Y'ALL SUCCESS AND THIS IS THE BIGGEST INTERVIEW EVER...GLAD YALL HAVE A LEGEND TIMBALAND FEATURED. BIG UPS!

[@oskrnavljenicrv]

I wanna quote Kanye "there was somethin in Timb's drums........"

[@garyquirk9405]

This is a whole new level of greatness for the podcast!!!! Let's go!!!!!

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@AdelSweezy]

Back in the day when i wanted to produce like Timbo and dance like Timberlake in the same time 😂😂😂 thanks for the inspiration Legend

[@skylerdarkavelifinesseflow7115]

What stopped you?

[@KFordmusic]

He’s dropping gems in the first 4 minutes! Had me ready to get back to work. I’m learning to produce edm, but no matter the genre his gems apply

[@lachlanronning2183]

Bro who’s next, Dr Dre ?😂

[@dddccc5174]

laughing now, shits gonna happen in a month

[@simpiderman]

Still DRE

[@leraj1639]

Nah quincy jones 😆

[@markbouknight5616]

Teddy Riley 🤣

[@SirRyan31]

@@leraj1639 that would be amazing tbh tons of thriller insight

[@padrescott2047]

Being from Virginia. This made me cry. No bullsh*t. Knowing VA is sooooo dry that what's in your heart becomes the loudest sound you see, hear, and feel that you see greatness in you. This was deep to hear 💯

[@xTooClosex]

I been tryna work with producers here. But they all lazy

[@padrescott2047]

@@xTooClosex A not-so about it place will create less motivated people. I think that's why Timbaland said you have to do it for the love. There's no outer love to do things for. The love has to be in you. Profit may come but it's not deserved. Your purpose has to be deeper than putting some unknown greats on. Just to hear what's possible is the deepest love. Do it for only you and you will be able to draw out the lazy vs the ambitious 💯

[@xTooClosex]

@@padrescott2047 ok so do you know anyone with a home studio that can record me

[@bigw4403]

@@xTooClosex u can make ur own studio bro

[@prod.bylvwlee]

@@xTooClosex come to vegas

[@dwayneadamsworld]

I'm part of Timbaland's Beatclub. Very challenging when you are not into trap music and drill but you do learn a lot

[@kennyadedayo8550]

I think it’s a very limited platform. But he definitely does choose great beats. He knows his stuff, though everyone once and a while he trashes beats that aren’t bad at all or trash it too early on.

[@PresidentProductions]

@@kennyadedayo8550 He is just trying to duplicate beatstars and failing

[@BeatsbyBlanch]

kinda the reason why i stopped my sub to his twitch. You gotta catch his ear w/in 10-15 seconds cuz he's reviewing so many beats.

[@IKARIking67]

Man, thank you to @ProducerGrind for having Timbo on the show. I have been a long time fan and grew up in the generation he debut in, and even I didn't know about his servere injury from an attack. We almost never HAD a Timbo!! Him overcoming that and the way he expressed his purpose and drive afterwards brought me to tears, and that's hard to do. This video has helped me today, thank you to the entire PG team and Producer community!

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@TheArtNeanderthal]

Dylan coming back for this one is crazy! Need to. Timbaland is one of the best ever. Kanye had a crazy story about him on Lex Fridmans podcast. Said he mixed something muddy and nobody could fix it aside from Timbaland

[@jdantes7912]

Dude, you guys just interviewed a LEGEND, like FOR REAL GOAT. I know you know that, but just in case someone reading this ain't realize it. This has to be one of your best interviews ever.

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@antlacruzbeats]

Interviewed a proper living legend, well done producergrind and welcome back Dylan

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@Juline1221]

Feel like this is the Shang tsung of interviews for you guys lol. Finally made it up that tower lol

[@SavageNotez]

Timberland Means That Y'all Made It It Is The Epitome Of Producer Platforms Now

[@ThatDorkyReviewShow]

Alchemist has the best beat tag , just blaze tag was also nice

[@d.o.b.]

This is Legendary 💎 Proud of you all for this one and all the knowledge and support you give to the community 💪🏾💎🏆

[@Producergrind]

Appreciate the love fam

[@aproducernamed2]

🎯

[@PresidentProductions]

GEMS

[@ratednudeearth]

It’s not legendary until he answers one question… Why wasn’t he friends with Aaliyah when she died if they had music together?

[@ratednudeearth]

Why was a man on bad terms with Aaliyah? Aaliyah was groomed to lie yet that wasn’t a habitual liar so .. what legendary status can timbo get that is substantial for 2022? He produced missy who still has answers to give so… who are y’all capping off as legends that are sitting on some of the greatest information of all futures? Look …they can’t even be honest so how are he to be a legend that won’t work with artist any better than his ranking? As in… he won’t get to level up with conscious artist by secret he keep. He will never heal is what I say so… he can be your stagnant legend yet music isn’t stagnant so

[@brodylanetx]

Man this interview was better than his drink champs you can tell he was happy to be there salute to y’all

[@justdoinit2378]

This is beautiful. The evolution. Seeing production come Full circle is amazing and it’s what everything is all about. Seeing a goat sitting down with the new generation is incredible.

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@Bishop9250]

Ayoo, Tb I'm 27 been making beats/producing for 2 years...lemme say my boa, you are the humble inspiration I strive to be. Imma meet you at the top one day bro. Mark my words.💯

[@SecretTomes]

Keep working and grinding and experimenting man, and you'll find your way!

[@KhalifBeats]

Living legend, grateful for Timbo! All of us producers gotta take advantage of the gems he's dropping for free in this! 🙏🏽

[@relaxingvibes381]

Shoutout to Timbo, one of the best producers to ever do it.

[@prof3ssor178]

Top 5 ALL TIME in music history

[@JEtienneMusic]

Good to see CEO Dylan back from out of the shadows! This is the 🐐 of all episodes!

[@kyngkai3942]

Timbo so goated for coming on here being so down to Earth as usual and dropping these gems! Tim you are appreciated 🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@meek3266]

The most legendary interview yet! Producergrind is really the watering hole for producers and so blessed Big Timbland came in and blessed us with the best gems! We Out Here!

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@user-gf5ei6qz5o]

Love you. ❤😊🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Sipeo.]

29:25 I felt this, I smiled. I love God I love Jesus Christ, I live music

[@ScotDykstra]

Thank you for this amazing video and interview. Its extremely insightful and helpful. Talking about overcoming setbacks and disabilities, I have a newborn, he was born 6 weeks ago and hes still in the NICU. He was born with part of his front skull missing. After losing my mom earlier this year and my baby going thru this, I cant help but look forward with aggressive optimism. I discovered making beats in FL Studio in May and I thank god for this discovery because its been extremely helpful in processing my emotions. Its like a medicine, creating music and Im so thankful for it and the awesome community surrounding it.

[@pakebe3274]

❤❤❤ you gonna overcome it this hard times keep pushing ahead you will got joy soon

[@ScotDykstra]

​@@pakebe3274 Thank you for that! I appreciate it!

[@yourstruly9312]

Music IS medicine brother 💯

[@superdopesamples]

Y’all got Timbaland! 😮🤯 That’s next level 🔥

[@jaburollup]

AWWW SHIT YALL GOT THE ORIGINAL SUPER PRODUCER. WE NEED PHARRELL NEXT PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE.

[@seigemonstracity]

Its NEVER the DAW its the user. Theres no such thing as a daw sounding different. All the daws sound the same.. It's the PLUG INs that make the daw sound different. Theres hits made in every daw .. Also FL 11 hits the same as 12 and 20.. the difference is the volume setting in the limiter. Im a Logic guy and I can make my shit hit the same as FL Studio.. we gotta stop with this narrative that FL hits harder..

[@Pharoah510]

Im a FL guy but my homies be doing things in ableton that damn near make me want to switch over 😂😂 theres magic in all DAWs no doubt,like you said its all about the creator and how they choose to create🏆

[@seigemonstracity]

@@Pharoah510 I use Ableton too.. now workflow is FOR SURE a different thing in all daws. There’s things you can for sure do in Ableton that you can’t do in other daws.. especially with the max4live devices ..but as far as Sonics go? The sound “ “ they all sound the same. It’s the stock plug ins that make them sound different.. but if you were to use the same plug ins with the same settings across each daw they will all sound identical

[@KashBandicoot]

This my second time trying to watch this interview and I just can’t get through the whole thing because I get so inspired i just have to go cook up immediately!

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@thekidcalledBLACK]

Nahhh, why timbo the king came for Logic like that Lmaoo. It’s all good though we just gotta go harder to show him we them ones 💪🏾💪🏾

[@TomekZylMusic]

Bought his book years ago, crazy story. Living legend 🙌 🏆

[@theresglitch]

This video going Diamond in my playlist. True OG talk all the way through. I appreciate yall for this. MAJOR S/O to Timbaland for the interview.

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@VonnCookinup]

This interview was epic and full of gems 💎 the way Timbo thinks is amazing fr. A bunch of sophisticated individuals picking each other minds just hits different. Probably one of the best interviews y’all got on here and obviously everyone y’all drop is straight bombs 💣 much love to the whole PG 💪🏾🐐💯

[@Queen_62]

Can we just appreciate how Timbaland hasn’t aged in 13 years!!😍😍😍

[@SamFocused]

You guys really get the GOAT Timbo for your podcast. Big respect great episode and take aways 💯💯💯

[@crimewavbeats5532]

I'm from Virginia, this is inspiring, I recently done a record with Bizzy Bone that I produced a record for Krayzie Bone using mixcraft, Hearing timbo speak just puts a even bigger battery in my back.

[@SikWitSkillzOfficial]

Mixcraft gang representative 💯 gotta make em believe!

[@crimewavbeats5532]

@@SikWitSkillzOfficial feel big dog, granite certain things can't be obtained with certain software, but it's about the software user, not the software 🔥🔥🔥

[@chrisdoza]

Good to see Dylan back on the pod 🔥🙏

[@sjChristopAikFord90r]

Hands down the best podcast in a while. Now let’s get Kenny beats on ayeeeeee🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@prodbysteven]

I agree, the limitations back then pushed the producer to go deeper. Now days we’re given everything, drums, samples, plug ins etc. it’s unlimited. In other words, less is more.

[@marcelmarshall4240]

These dudes don’t get 300k per bear because they don’t craft SONGS for a specific artist. They just make BEATS. It’s the shortcut they took that is shortchanging them.

[@blaxdrango7601]

MAJOR FACTS

[@TheMar619]

I wanna be mad but u right

[@collapsedcorpse]

He gave so much free game mannn 🙏🏽🙏🏽 so grateful for channels like these 💯 y’all are awesome keep up these podcasts. only way a young producer like me gonna learn faster 🙌🏽

[@BblCharlieee]

Ong 🥹😊

[@VTO3000]

this typeof free game should be illegal preciate yall boys for this from the bottom of my soul thxu

[@ericknoxx]

I feel you CEO Dylan I would of pulled up on this interview too fym lol

[@xaviermccloud4586]

This man is a humble producer because he's made millions, lived that dream life of luxury and still does but he knows that feeling and still feels that feeling that you don't think you're good enough and that is what makes him great.

[@turnmeuplilshawn]

glad to see dylan back bro💯💯💯

[@leftofcenter4]

Great stuff guys.. Even if you are not a music producer..whatever your grind is, it can always be improved. I am tied to the music til death do us part. We can work harder and smarter…God is in us.. his Devine creative finger print is The number 3 and it’s multiples.

[@ThatsBroFromChicago]

I uploaded 39 tracks on my Hipstrumentals page under this same name. Producer grind gave me immediate motivation and free packs to use to help me put my projects together. Mark my words I can't wait until I get my interview on producer grind y'all wouldn't believe how and what got me started to the point I don't wanna look back

[@brodylanetx]

Ay i been rockin wit hipstrumentals page for a few years 💯

[@Ast3rixMusic]

I like what he is doing for the community. I agree that the community just feels like it's imploding with people selling beats for $1 and all the stealing and crazy stuff. Having a place to go that has structure is cool. Something better than beat stars that you get the feedback that you really need to be successful. I don't think AI can replace humans... it's a tool. I think in some instances that it may make sense for someone to use the music that it creates. I would just worry about being creative like Tim is always advocating. He has the right mindset about music and is why he is so successful. I am focusing on being better period and finding my style. I think it's important part of being a producer, being able to reinvent yourself all the time. It's the one thing that really shows your devotion to the craft.

[@StrawHalo44]

KZbin how a.i can create art in seconds. It just might take the cake

[@theonlyalo]

I just discovered your show. Really good, guys. What a great guest Timbaland is. I like how open and honest he is about his successes & also his mistakes and fears. That’s a real man. I love hearing how producers think about music and sound, in their words.

[@AlexCastro1]

i remember watching the aaron reed episode years ago and now ya'll got legends. congrats

[@1ayosim]

missed seeing CEO Dylan on here 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mustafax777]

It’s crazy how Timb can relate to the youngin and give game in the way he know they relate .

[@LaynoProd]

That consistency gem a great way to start the podcast with wisdom 💎 Shoutout the goat Timbo and great seeing TB, JB and CEO Dylan 🙏🏽🔥 thank you for the lessons to level up in life

[@nyfammusic]

This is one of the best interviews I ever seen. You had your questions but you weren't pushy. You let the legend go where he wanted to go with his thoughts/comments and you three gentlemen Dylan, TB Digital and JBeats, asked your questions accordingly. Great job . Great interview. Very enlightening and helpful. I used tis interview to complete an assignment for school.

[@areesmula]

this was a mad inspirational interview and the Nft part gold man. Good job✌🏽⭐

[@Truthbetold322]

I’m so SO happy Tim was the one to do this interview.

[@Punlio]

Massive for the podcast. Great to see these legends showing love and dropping quality knowledge.

[@paperboi4708]

I started making beats at 12 years old at 14 i was in detroit around guys that was 30 40 had me running with them selling cds downtown foot pushing out music then i started getting proffesional studios running with these guys then i got into the streets jail sentence after sentence at a young age i came out each time more hungry and egar for my passion racing back to it each time the music switched up i had to catch up loose all my equipment everytime pick up where i left off then i was shot paralyzed from the wasit down had to learn how to walk again got a bullet in my spine now that ive recoverd im back networking putting the work in for what i love its what keeps me alive ! Much love from detroit it dont ever stop

[@prodbylewis2308]

I missed Dylan man , great guy

[@rachi2skudded728]

I ain’t gon lie. I really fuck wit y’all boys for having the podcast. This platform itself is legendary!

[@beatsxkd]

Timbo brought Dylan outta retirement 👌🏾

[@jamillie87]

Timberland never needed a Tag nor did Mannie Fresh it’s something about the trickets and in between sounds you could just tell instruments were the producers signature

[@prod_adrian]

How about talking a little sumn about the CLAwoo situation?!

[@PooFace2030]

I started as a Scratch and Battle style Dj in the early 2000’s. I saw the same thing in Dj’ing i see with The over saturation of producers and beat makers. Back then it took Time, money and effort to buy hardware and lean the ins and outs of the gear you bought with hard earned money. When Serato came out and laptops became the norm then controllers. Every ween in a halloween mask and a laptop became a edm/pop david guetta christ pose dj. The technology is a double edged sword. On one hand it gives the average nobody a chance to be creative as possible for almost no money. But on the flip side it devalues the music and lowers the quality of what os considered good music.

[@BEATMAN.]

Yoooooo timbo this is mindblowing 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@Producergrind]

💪

[@ReyHolliday]

"I aint delt with no lolligags" - Timbo. 🤯 (This might be the biggest limitation I've experienced with 🎵 ) - Inspiring to hear about the work inside his room

[@ProdByRob]

this man is so humble. this one was amazing, luv.

[@g_o-a_t]

wasnt always humble though. the arrogant fat timbo was the best

[@jaimerodriguez1550]

The Neptune's , Dr. Dre, Just Blaze, Kanye, Alchemist, Dj Mustard,

[@junie502]

How we go from 500k a beat early 2000s to 25 a beat 2022 🤦🤦🤦 smh.

[@dem676speaks5]

The internet bro.

[@junie502]

@@dem676speaks5 facts the good and ugly smh

[@damonterrell5262]

Imma be real, a lot of people not making Timbo level beats. That’s how we got here

[@Juline1221]

I mean a lot of people beats not even worth 100 dollars let alone 300k lmao. None of these trap beats going for that much 🤣

[@AyoJstax]

Tim was sellin songs not trap beats or hiphop, his shit would take a lot of prep time before hand & he thinks about it comes back etc. We all just make em in 30 min TOPS usually 5/10 min tho & the $100/$250 per beat is worth it cause they would have few sales per year while we can sell to thousands daily

[@zacharymartin5110]

Yo much love and respect to the OG Timbo

[@nathan_temple5925]

DYLANS BACK LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@MR.NOBODY2U]

I never thought Timbo would've been this down to earth he been rich so long but I'm glad to see bruh around still looking healthy I grew up on some of them Timbo tracks 💯💯💯💚

[@shoqwavebeats8745]

As a producer I relate to almost everything Timbaland said, the reusing a sample, and drums to make something completely different, people expecting you to make the same type beats lol, he dropping knowledge

[@bankgotbeats3359]

i never thought this would happen crazy. never say never anything is possible appreciate yall 4real.

[@AIRJAVITUBE]

Va stand up!!! I’m from Hopewell.-Zae/Mercedi$

[@jonhrabkofilms]

Gotta keep pushin cuz the music will always pull you back for real. Amazing interview

[@shawnyarrell181]

WhTup Dylan glad to see you bro

[@Sarah2ill]

Hands down the best interview with Timbaland! Thank you so much for sharing! The amount of love he has for music is so infectious!! ❤

[@sgraceproductionz]

Was never the biggest timberland fan but so much respect for his originality and love/respect he had as a producer. He loves and it means everything to him n u can tell in 1 minute of him talking

[@justinbreakingnews2746]

Ngl I miss Dylan being on the channel I felt like the convos were just different

[@fonzfilmz]

facts

[@thekidcalledBLACK]

Facts ! Why’d he stop doing interviews? I feel like he asks the best questions

[@fts1981]

They have the people doing the interviews who speak the language of the guests that they have now. Pay attention to the coherency of the people Dylan was interviewing versus the mainly trap oriented producers being interviewed now. He didn't fit well anymore 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@HitTheRoadMusicStudio]

This is pure gold: Stay Hungry, don't give up, know your worth 🤘 Thank you for this awesome podcast!

[@kingminzly]

I'm not even a producer and really enjoyed watching this interview! Great work Producer Grind!

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@BENJAMIN-nz6nd]

"Give It To Me" made outta buckets and spoons is crazy. legend

[@jayjames1165]

I agree with the AI thing. I program scripts and I know that in order to write a script that generates MIDI an engineer will either have to know how to make beats or collab with a producer to capture a texture/rhythm. Whats funny is that once AIs become commodities in producing ppl will probably just learn to sample those. The same way, how when we sample mp3s, you hit a button that triggers the playback of pre-written music.

[@prodbydramatic]

nice explanation. what kind of scripts do you program?

[@starn9]

hearing “give it to me” was made from garbage cans was the most amazing things ive ever heard. That is my favorite timbaland song ever and i always felt like the drums perfectly captured that hole in the wall vibe

[@deejaydiabolic]

Shiiiiiit. If it was late 90s into the 2000s and it was a top charting song, I GUARANTEE you Timbalands name was on that producer credit! Big ups to one of the greatest producers in my generation 🙌

[@melymichu6731]

Timbaland is an amazing producer. He is behind a lot of great songs that have stood the test of time.

[@0utwestbreezy]

One the best ever in any era 🐐. Legendary vibes 💎 big Timbo & got Dylan out the cut 💪🏾

[@DrGuy118]

Ask Timbaland... Pony came out 3 years before Aaliyah's "If Your Girl Only Knew." When it blew up, it was like a song in the bag nobody ever heard.

[@noise6327]

PRODUCEING IS MORE THEN JUST MKEING A BEAT. U CREATING A ATMOSPHERE FOR SOME ONE..... THAT WAS DEEP

[@Kingzbeatsofficial]

Man I wish I could make beats with him one day!!!!

[@UndergroundLyrics]

Gems on gems

[@shango196]

Y’all should have asked about the CLA WOO situation, Timbo and beatclub did mans so wrong 😤

[@prodbydramatic]

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[@Pharoah510]

Mind elaborating on this? This is my 1st time hearing about this situation

[@wtfobiden]

Thank God for Tim's Consistency in this Music game.

[@peanut6utton]

The g.o.a.t. !!! A funny and interesting conversation and mindblowing insights from my Hero Timbaland! Back in the days I heard Timbaland and Magoo I got luv for ya - that was The reason for me to get into music production, no matter if it will suceed financially, just for making music!All my Love 4 Timbaland and your amazing microcosm you created here with Producer Grind!!! Love you Dudes !!! Big Respekt from East Germany