the bass on the sample seems to be lower, and the snare has too much treble/volume i feel? and there's no cut to "AHHHH" then "BEEEEE" which... almost there, however!

yeah, I didn't want to clip it lol, Yeah, I realized that was one of the sequences that I forgot to do, But I did'nt want to remake it down to every detail, Beacause that would take alot more hours!! lol

well, for the most part it's good, i mean, you could rip the sample through an audio editor and back into the drum machine rather quickly I think?

You can, I edit everything on the drum machine, I sample throght the Korg Triton, add effects there, then sample it into my MPC, My Mpce doesn't have any effects in it

pretty impressive when i played them side by side.

only critique compared to the original is the bass is lower here, the treble seems a bit too high on the snare, and the cut on the vocal sounds seems a a bit off edited, but other then that, great job here for sure, your pretty damn close on replicating it : )
i enjoyed it.

Yeah, I only worked on it for 4 hours, He spends waaaaaay more time on beats, Those little details in his Donuts beats are like..DAMN!! LOL

Thanks

love that album so much

pretty much like everyone said, the drums are heavier and the samples a little different

but it'd be impossible to make a perfect reproduction

hehhh man that's pretty god damn impressive!!

Thanks man, DILLA CLONES FOR LIFE!!!! LOL

Now that's fuckin insane! Love it all the way, great work! !!

sweet work, man. that was actually very comparable. Everyone else hit the nail on the hit with their critiques but I gotta say that's really impressive to produce like one of the greats on your own.

Thanks, This helps understand how they mix their beats, so I learn a lot from it

I swear I have heard that on more than just the J Dilla record. Great job man!

Very nice work, man.

ooh shhhhhhh...

Lovely

wow, that is impressive! Nice job, man!

Thanks fam!

"when I die, I hope to be, a better man than you thought i'd beeeeeeeeeeeeeeee"

J-Dilla's message

i just started using real samples man.
I've already got a pretty good selection of soul on the tower.

just listening to some of this music is showing me how he was feeling.

"dont say goodnight" by the isley brothers.
"I cant stand (to see you cry)" by The Escorts

Musical Genius.

Billy Joel said it best, only the good die young.

yeah, he was definately saying things with his beats, his goodbyes through beats, can you imagine that?

music is feeling.
hell, I learned an old jazz technique about 5 years back that taught me to 'speak' with music.
let the feeling flow, scream with the insturments.
look through my gal and find On My Own, that one is a speaker.
but, now that im starting to use samples, I might be able to make some cool stuff.
still want a MPC though.

he was who he was, an inspiration to us all.