this is pretty fascinating tbh

Yes and he alao makes a lot ot cool videos breaking down how MJ records were made

Now im thinking how many other keyboards-guitars-basses sounds are pump faked which were hit singles but the producer or artist received a lucrative endorsement deal & it was too late to say anything.

We have to be talking hundreds & hundreds per decade. Starting in the 1950's to present.

Dog I remember a Juno was only like $200 in 2010-11 before M83/Drive Ost/Synth pop revival

I still kick myself for not seizing that moment

AudioConsulting always be putting us on

my friend sent me a used listing 2 years ago
It was someone from the Paul Institute (potentially A.K. Paul) selling a similar model to one of these on Gumtree London
(I think it was either this or an SY85)

I just had another thought

You could literally start a YouTube-twitter-ig-fb- all platforms debate arguing if you left this open ended.

Sort of like a sparring match by not confirming anything. Which in turn means more traffic and attention to your product, service,artist, whatever. And it could be to BOTH SIDES benefit, whatever "toothpaste" they choose.

And now im starting to get a clearer picture on how much density of information is being held back to all of us.

Dr Dre hates his fans

Am i the only one who still thinks it doesn’t sound anything like the original.

p**** move tbh. real artists share to uplift their fellow artists

its unmixed, played slightly differently microtimings etc

nice

He did a quick pass, he’s a sound designer. He’s showing you how quickly people could bypassed a***og sounds. I’d like to know of all the songs, why was the mini moog declined on this one? This seems like it would be the toughest

Because it’s the high pitch whistle trill . It’s like substituting a pedal steel guitar in country song! Most people at the studio are going to be forced to get the pedal steel player for the session. The label will INSIST, you can’t break the Nashville mafia

It does say something about how everything else mainly was moog electric bass & guitar on The Chronic. This kind of follows the ethos of Ruthless. rap a lot, suave house, No limit

I believe a lot of these labels saved millions & court headaches by interpolating the original sample played by session musicians

And if they had to have the sample, they had the money budgeted by not running to the sampler machine.

All live is crazy

Very cool

HE LIED

It’s a good synth

Demo at 5:20