Make beats online with Sonic Producer Beat Maker Software. Sonic Producer is a 16 track music sequencer with Keyboard, Drum Pads & Over 1000 Beats! Make Hip Hop beats, Rap beats, Dirty South beats, Club beats, Crunk beats and more!
SONIC PRODUCER BEAT MACHINE SOFTWARE ONLY $29.95!. Sonic Producer is a beat production machine, you can use the software online to make beats, it's great for producing mixtapes & albums. Make hip hop beats, rap beats, crunk beats, club beats and convert your music to MP3 easily. Sonic Producer has a 16 track music sequencer with a built-in keyboard, drum pads and over 1000 high quality royalty free beats! Watch the Sonic Producer video tutorial below.
The MPC1000 inherited all of the essential features which made the MPC series a certified hit, so it is not only a perfect complement to its larger MPC siblings, but a powerful Music Production Center in its own right. The MPC1000 combines a 64-Track MIDI Sequencer and a 32-voice Stereo Digital Sampler, with 16 velocity and pressure sensitive rubber pads. 16MB of on-board memory comes standard and can be expanded up to 128 MB of RAM. You can save your work to a Standard Compact Flash Card (up to 2GB). A preloaded CF card is included, to get you going. When connected to a Mac or PC via its built-in USB port, you can simply drag and drop data between the computer and the MPC1000's CF card. The MPC1000 is small, rugged and incredibly portable for an easy fit into a backpack or laptop bag for the traveling producer.
Customer Review: If your serious about making beats and want to enjoy the process go with this mpc. I recommend getting the JJOS software for this since It is much better than Akai's. I most of my beats on this, you can check them out see what this product is capable off.-- Beyoung Yu
Reason Premium Edition gives you the award-winning Reason version 4 together with the four Hypersampled ReFills. All at a great price.
Contents The box contains Reason version 4 and the four Propellerhead Hypersampled ReFill sound libraries:
Reason Drum Kits 2 Reason Pianos Abbey Road Keyboards Reason Electric Bass Reason Premium Edition includes seven DVDs. All four ReFills come in both 16 and 24 bit versions.
Product Description: Image Line's FL Studio 8 Producer Edition is an extremely flexible virtual music studio, which contains most of the options available for this popular DAW series, including several plug-ins, MIDI, and output support; it reads WAV, MP3, SYN, DS, Speech files; pattern-based event automation; multiple generators/soft synths; most of the music creation, mixer, FX rack, updates, and online features; more than 1900 presets using 600 WAV files; and a generic sample CD.The man behind FL8, Chief Software Architect Didier Dambrin, was dedicated to creating an open-architecture studio environment where the only constraint is your own imagination. This philosophy is reflected in adjustable audio and control data routing, free-form Playlist design, and interoperability with industry standards (VST/VSTi/VST2, DXi, DXi2, Buzz, ReWire, MIDI, MP3, WAV, OGG). In version 8, particular emphasis was given to improved music production workflow through enhanced interface design, so that ideas can be crystallized and captured. Designed for the PC and Intel Mac running Boot Camp (see system requirements below), FL8 requires no extra software to produce any style of music. Everything you need is included; plug-ins, MIDI, audio, and output support; several generators/soft synths; all the music creation, automation, mixer, FX rack, updates, and online features; more than 1900 presets using 600 WAV files; and a generic sample CD. With the included plug-ins, sounds, and tools, you can create complete songs, backing tracks, loops, and sizzling beats. Finished songs can be saved in WAV, MP3, MIDI, ZIP, or native project formats (FLP).Virtual Instruments FL Studio 8 Producer Edition software includes several virtual synthesizers covering acoustic/synthetic bass, electric guitar simulation, plucked string simulation and drums; sampler tools including piano and general sample playback; and a range of synthesis techniques. With its newest addition, FL Synthmaker Player—a fully modular enviro.
Learn the effects, settings, and techniques used by the industry's top hip-hop/R&B producers and engineers. The DVD-ROM includes multitrack audio files for you to practice these techniques on any audio editing platform, with 'mix-in-progress' tracks that let you check your work against that of the recording. You'll learn essential tools and techniques, sound processing recommendations and tips, and how to reproduce the sounds of professional hip-hop/R&B recordings.
Capture the authentic sounds of contemporary hip-hop/R&B with this step-by-step guide. Follow the process as a professional, self-producing artist tracks and mixes two hip-hop/R&B songs.
Christopher Edward Martin (born March 21, 1966 in Houston, Texas), better known by his stage name DJ Premier, is an African-American record producer and DJ, and the instrumental half of the duo Gang Starr, together with vocalist Guru. Born in Houston, he has lived in Brooklyn, New York, for much of his life since childhood and professional career. Premier is hailed as an architect of " East Coast hip-hop known by its heavy drums and sparse loops.
2. RZA - Hip Hop Producer - Beat Maker
Robert Fitzgerald Diggs, better known by his stage name RZA (pronounced /ˈrɪzə/; born July 5, 1969), is an American Grammy winning music producer, author, rapper, and occasional actor, director, and screenwriter. A prominent figure in hip hop music, he is the de facto leader of the Wu-Tang Clan. He has produced almost all of Wu-Tang Clan's albums as well as many Wu-Tang solo and affiliate projects. He subsequently gained attention for his work scoring and acting in films.
He has also released solo albums under the alter-ego Bobby Digital. In addition to the Wu-Tang Clan and his solo releases, RZA was also a founding member of the rap group Gravediggaz where he used the name The Rzarector.
In 2009 he released The Tao of Wu, a book detailing the philosophy of the Wu Tang and his worldview. He is currently working on a kung-fu movie, entitled Man with the Iron Fist, the second in which he is writing, directing, as well as starring in. He has made cameos in several movies including Coffee and Cigarettes, American Gangster, Gospel Hill, Life Is Hot in Cracktown, and Funny People.
3. Dr. Dre - Hip Hop Producer - Beat Maker
Andre Romelle Young (born February 18, 1965), primarily known by his stage name Dr. Dre, is an American record producer, rapper, record executive, and actor. He is the founder and current CEO of Aftermath Entertainment and a former co-owner and artist of Death Row Records, also having produced albums for and overseeing the careers of many rappers signed to those record labels, such as Snoop Dogg and Eminem. As a producer he is credited as a key figure in the popularization of West Coast G-funk, a style of rap music characterized as synthesizer-based with slow, heavy beats.
Dr. Dre began his career in music as a member of the World Class Wreckin' Cru and he later found fame with the influential gangsta rap group N.W.A with Eazy-E and Ice Cube which popularized the use of explicit lyrics in rap to detail the violence of street life. His 1992 solo debut, The Chronic, released under Death Row Records, led him to become one of the best-selling American performing artists of 1993 and to win a Grammy Award for the single "Let Me Ride." In 1996, he left Death Row to found his own label, Aftermath Entertainment, producing a compilation album, Dr. Dre Presents the Aftermath, in 1996, and releasing a solo album titled 2001, in 1999, for which he won the Grammy producer's award the next year.
During the 2000s, he focused his career on production for other artists, while occasionally contributing vocals to other artists' songs. Rolling Stone named him among the highest-paid performers of 2001 and 2004. Dr. Dre has also had acting roles in movies such as Set It Off, and the 2001 films The Wash and Training Day. In the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, it is rumored Carl Johnson (the main character) is inspired by him.
Dre is known for his production ability, and for helping many underground rappers become popular, such as Snoop Dogg, Eminem, 50 Cent and The Game, producing beats for them. He is focused on producing for other artists and rarely producing for himself. The only productions he made for himself were The Chronic and 2001, two of the most influental and essential hip hop albums of all time.
4. Pete Rock 5. Large Professor 6. DJ Quik 7. Bomb Squad 8. Marley Marl 9. Q-Tip 10. Kanye West
The Sonic Producer features a 16 track music sequencer with built-in keyboard and drum pads. It also comes fully loaded with Over 1000 Beats!
MAKE DIRTY SOUTH BEATS VIDEO TUTORIAL!
TOP TIPS HOW TO MAKE DIRTY SOUTH BEATS!
1. Purchase a 808 drum kit sound pack. The dirty south style is based primarily on the sounds that came from the Roland TR 808 keyboard years ago. You can find these sounds from various websites that sell equipment and sounds to hip-hop producers. Look for an 808 kit that is compatible with your beat making software. A good kit can run about $30.
2. Step 2Open up your beat making software and load your 808 drum kit into the step sequencer. You will need a kick drum, an 808 snare, hi hat, and an 808 clap.
3. Set the tempo for your dirty south beat. The beats per minute (BPM) vary greatly in the dirty south style of rap, but the most commonly used BPM range is from 75 to 89 BPM.
4. Arrange a drum pattern. Have your kick drum hit on the first beat of the measure, the snare on the fourth beat, and then the kick hits again on the first beat and the third beat. Have your hi hat hit on every beat of the measure. Create variations of the drum beat using the clap and by also changing up the hi hat pattern from hitting on every measure to hitting every other measure.
5. Load your synthesizer sounds into the program and create a melody for the beat. Have the first layer of melody be a deep, almost bass-like synth sound and then lay a melody over top of the bass. You may also want to use some horn sounds and some strings to arrange a melody.
6. Arrange your beat into sections. You will need to have 16 bar verses, 8 bar choruses, and at least one bridge section for your song.
In addition to the the Sonic Producer music sequencer and tutorials on how to use it, you can get lessons in Logic, ProTools, software instruments, keyboards and much more in the members area. You will also get to download high quality beats and instrumentals and show off the beats you make with Sonic Producer & the chance to win $500!
The Sonic Producer features a 16 track music sequencer with built-in keyboard and drum pads. It also comes fully loaded with Over 1000 Beats!
TOP TIPS HOW TO MAKE RAP BEATS!
I get asked so often about making beats I decided to write this up and provide some help to the new producers and beat makers just starting out.
You need a few basic things.
1. Sequencer 2. Sounds Great optional extras: 3. A Keyboard (piano keyboard not the computer one) 4. Speakers or headphones so you can hear your beats.
What is a sequencer?
A sequencer is a program that records and plays back your ideas in separate parts. You need a sequencer because beats and instrumentals can have a lot of sounds in them. It would be impossible to play back every sounds in a beat by yourself. A sequencer is also used to hold your beats and ideas so you can hear them and play them later for other people or put them on CD.
Some sequencers are standalone devices, others are part of complete workstations and are combined with sounds, keyboards and other things like effects. Which sequencer you use will depend on many things: Budget, Preference, Production Style and much more.
Recommended Standalone Sequencers and Workstations:
AKAI MPC 1000 AKAI MPC 2000 AKAI MPC 4000 KORK TRITON Series ROLAND PHANTOM Series
Recommended Computer Based Sequencers: PC/ Windows compatible Computers
Fruity Loops Cubase SL, SX Sonar Protools Reason
For Macintosh Computers
Cubase SL, SX Digital Performer Garage Band Logic Express Logic Pro Protools Reason
There are others also but these are the most commonly used so tons of help and resources are available on the internet for them.
There are so many sequencers which one do you recommend?
Which one you decide to get is up to you.If you are new to producing and do not like computers I would suggest the Korg Trtion because it is very simple to use.
If you are a musician and want to be able to play a lot of parts and see the written music I would suggest something like Logic, Or Cubase.
If your are a DJ or would like to make your beats mostly from samples the MPC will one of your best options. Fruity Loops is also a good alternative in the meantime till you can get somethink like an MPC.
Can I record vocals and my voice into the sequencer when I am done with my beat so I can make a finished song?
With some sequencers you can. Computer based programs like Protools, Logic, Cubase, Sonar and Digital Performer are perfect for this. With the MPC 2000, Reason and Fruity loops you can not really do this. (Note this may change as new versions are released so please check the website of the manufacturer.)
SonicProducer is an incredible cutting edge music sequencer with mp3 export capability. SonicProducer also features music production tutorials with different keyboards, studios as well as tutorials on how to use the Sonic Producer beat maker. All this is available online through the "members area" and contains everything including the software, sounds and video lessons and documentation.
When you're just starting out to make beats it can be fun and frustrating at the same time. Trust me I was there. But it really is easier then you think. If you're making a beat here are 10 tips that will get you stated.
1. Pick a style- Know the style of beat you want to make before you start making it. Like rnb,rap,pop, etc. There have been plenty of beats that I made and could not figure out what style it was.
2. Pick A Major Artist- Think of a known artist that you would want to make the beat for. Like if you chose a style a rap, think now what rap artist do you want to make the beat for. Try to imagine that artist on your beat. This will make your hip hop beat-making experience a whole lot easier.
3. Listen To Their Song- Take a listen to the rap artist you are making the beat for songs. See the style. Get a feel for the kind of hip hop beats the artist raps over.
4. Formatting The Song- Very important. formatting is, the intro, verse, chorus, verse, bridge, etc. That's all it is but basically you just change the order around however you feel like it. Turn on the radio and see how your favorite artist formats there song. When instruments come in, when they drop out. The most basic form to start with is, 2 or 4 bar intro, 16 bar verse, 8 bar chorus, 16 bar verse, 8bar chorus, 16 bar verse, 8 bars chorus. This is the most basic beat-making song format. This is very common in rap. If you want an even simpler way, you can create an 8 bar loop and keep it the same throughout the whole song. I have seen this done a lot.
5. Laying down the beat- I have learned that for starters, it's easier to start with the drums. Kick, Snare, Hi hat, are always a good start. Record a pattern for four bars with those first. Then layer that with maybe some toms, cow-bell, symbols, etc. Whatever you want to use. THE DRUMS ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT IN MAKING HIP HOP BEATS! Your drums must hit and hit HARD. The best way to get your drums hitting hard is by not using "pitty pat" free kits you downloaded from the internet for free. If your drums are weak, then your beat is going to be weak.
6. Laying Down A Melody- This is where most hip hop beat-makers have the most trouble. Because most eat makers can't play the keys. For starters, you might want to learn basic keyboard skills. The major thing you need to learn are, major and minor scales. After you learn that, try and do different combinations and patterns with the drum beat you have made. Use an instrument like, a lead guitar, horns, clav, something that will stand out. Your melody can be however you want it, but for starters, you could do a 4 bar melody, or an 8 bar melody.
7. Layering The Beat- What is done a lot in beat making is layering. If you have your whole beat finished. You can go and make it sound bigger by layering. All you do is fill in some gaps, do the same pattern you did with one instrument with another instrument. Do this throughout your beat. This will make you beat sound a lot fatter.
8. Pan- Panning is basically having an instrument all the way to the right, all the way to the left, and anywhere in between. You pan for all kinds of different reasons. It gives each track its own little space in the stereo field. There are no rules for panning, put you have to do it. So just try it out and see what you like best.
9. The Mixdown- Very important! Very Important! Very Important! If you have a poor mix on your beat, then you have pretty much wasted your time. When mixing a beat, start with each track individually. Solo each track and make sure it sounds good by itself. EQ it if you have to, but if each track sounds good by itself, the whole beat will sound that much better. DO NOT DISTORT! If your master levels are in the red before you bounce to disc or .mp3, your distorting. Don't worry about if its not loud enough. You never ever ever want to distort. If you are distorting, check any instrument that has boom or low end, Like a kick, bass, sub, etc. these tend to distort more often.
10. The Bounce- Now that you made you're beat, Its the hottest hip hop beat ever, you want to put it on cd or upload it to the internet. When you're exporting a beat for cd, Use .wav file. 44.1 16bit. If you want to upload to the internet use, 320kbps (the highest .mp3 quality) or 128kbps. Most websites wont accept 320kbps because the file size is too big. So go with 128kbps.
These are all just guidelines to help you get started. There are millions of ways to make a beat, But this is just to help you get your feet wet if you don't know where to start.
Make beats online with Sonic Producer Hip Hop beat making software. Making beats has never been easier! With Sonic Producer software you can make your own beats online, make hip hop beats, rap beats, club beats and more. All you have to do is sign-up for membership now then you can start making beats online with the Sonic Producer software!
Sonic Producer features a 16 track music sequencer with built-in keyboard and drum pads. It also comes fully loaded with Over 1000 Beats, completely royalty-free! Rap Beats, Club Banga beats, DanceHall beats, Dirty South beats, EastCoast beats, Westcoast Beats, Gangsta rap beats, Hip Hop instrumentals, String sounds, Bass sounds, Gunshot sounds, Human sounds and lots more!! Using Sonic Producer to make beats is really easy! Watch FREE online video tutorials and learn how to use it.
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