Buddah Bless: Placement Strategies, How to Get Paid First! Free Beats? Sampling Problems, Branding
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Buddah Bless: Placement Strategies, How to Get Paid First! Free Beats? Sampling Problems, Branding
Buddah Bless This Breaks down his come up story on how he started making beats, Learning music, Working w artist like Travis Porter all the way to 2chainz, Drake, Young Thug, Migos, Travis Scott and more. Buddah Breaks down having a manager, getting placements, business side works, even step by step plays to network in the city.
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Timestamps 👇
00:00 Intro
00:55 BuddahBlessThisBeat Credits
01:19 Background story, being from New York, raised in Atlanta, playing in church
03:12 Music Theory, Loops & Keyboards, working w/ Honorable C Note
07:30 Buddah Bless Sound
09:14 Ways to learn music theory
10:50 Thoughts on producers depending on loops
16:15 Make beats with artists in the studio or send beats to email?
20:23 Dropping out of high school, working with local Atlanta producers & artists
24:03 Networking gems, working w/ Street Execs
26:05 1st major placement with 2 Chainz & Drake “Big Amount”
30:27 BuddahBless getting a manager at 19
32:45 Business process & paperwork for placements, mixtape era
34:27 Getting paid as a producer after record drops
37:00 Advice for producers, give away free beats?
41:43 How to build your brand with artists, being patient for 10 years
47:22 2nd major placement with Migos “Call Casting”
49:42 Quavo & Travis Scott “Modern Slavery” placement, Kanye West “Otis” inspiration
52:22 Sampling records process, bridging generations of artist
54:44 Splits for sampling records, sampling Hi-Tek & 50 Cent for “Needed” Migos & Youngboy
58:00 Remake sample for lower split percentage, Sade record with YFN Lucci
01:00:23 “Supastars” on Madden, getting paid for video games placement
01:01:51 Beatmaker vs Producer, what’s coming out the speakers? It’s all competition
01:12:50 Staying true to your sound and making beats with your own sauce
01:14:30 Following trends in music production
01:15:30 Thoughts on “type beats”, people who copy the originators of a sound
01:17:25 Southside, 808 Mafia, Metro Boomin, producers that are trendsetters pushing sounds
01:18:32 What kinds of beats to play for artists, what type beats to send artists
01:19:25 Reading the room when playing beats for artists & selling it to the room, Megan Thee Stallion album
01:23:35 Routine for scaling a room in the studio, selling beats to artists with more confidence
01:26:16 Overrated Underrated: Traveling to meet artists
01:28:15 Younger producers DMing producers they want to work with, WHAT NOT TO DO
01:31:45 Overrated Underrated: Knowing music theory & using MIDI files
01:33:55 Overrated Underrated: Sampling old songs
01:36:00 Overrated Underrated: Using expensive VSTs
01:36:56 What Buddah Bless invested in after getting major placements
01:41:39 Building brand with an artist through producing entire albums
01:44:47 How to make moves in Atlanta in the clubs to get connected with DJs & artists
01:53:46 Other people to get beats to for placements, networking gems
01:59:19 Young Thug & Travis Scott “Out West” placement
02:00:42 Instagram submitted questions for Buddah Bless, How he makes hit records & Outro
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@LaynoProd
2 жыл бұрын
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@shawnyarrell181
2 жыл бұрын
Go get you a DRUM SAUCE drumkit fasho!!
@teeg7445
2 жыл бұрын
How do we buy beats from him ?
1:22:20 Reading the room and selling your Beats by looking like you enjoy is actually underrated. I've been in studio with so many producers that look like they don't even enjoy their own music, or they're not sure of it, like wtf? If you've watched Travis Scott in the studio you've seen that man go crazy over something you're thinking "c'mon, I could've made that In my sleep" but when he hops all over the place raging alone, you think "no, this is actually Hot 🔥". So make what you enjoy and sell that feeling to whoever is listening. We all love music for the feeling. FEEEEEEL your music ❤️❤️
@nuheirbeats
2 жыл бұрын
Understated
@WolfBeats14
2 жыл бұрын
Big fax
@DONTHAWONN
9 ай бұрын
💎
James Brown's drummer, Clyde Stubblefield, is the man resposible for the way black american musical accents hit on the one of the beat. That's a uniquely Black American trait, and is the very essence of Hip-Hop drums. I had no idea Buddah Bless was that Hip-Hop.
@Osiris-wm2kj
2 жыл бұрын
Actually.. this goes wayyyy back to Africa brother. Alot of ritualistic drums will hit on the one.. long before America.
@IKARIking67
2 жыл бұрын
@@Osiris-wm2kj Not hit on the one, accent the one (musically, as well as Rhythm) as in James Browns grunts and the horn arrangements that emphasize the one. Hip-Hop's DNA. The only thing that survived Africa in our music, was prioritizing drums as a rhythmic base, and the grio storytelling. We no longer kept rhythm with hand based drums anymore because we didnt have access. Shout out to Dee Dee Chandler for the drum set, he changed music forever. We also dance between the beat, which is different than others in the black diaspora. Without that change, the entire worlds music would sound different today.
@nkosiedwards3796
2 жыл бұрын
@@IKARIking67 shouts out to you for keeping this convo civil. I seen alotta these talks get spicy and disrespectful. Thanks for the history lesson as well.
@MELSELECTA101
2 жыл бұрын
James told him to play on the 1 I believe...
@sharifeady6834
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing bro, is there a documentary that has more on this? I wanna look into it
Buddah dropping to many gems here 💎
Cant even cap, I use everything. I was born in 94', I grew up hearing and listening to Haitian gospel music and boom bap hip-hop. My ears are used to acoustic sounds, but I like certain synth sounds. I tend to sample and use loops, more so instrumentation loops though, cause I don't know how to play instruments. I can't knock people who use only loops, at the end on the day whether you like it or not this is hip-hop and it was born off of sampling, they barely made anything from scratch back then. We're producers/beat makers or whatever you want to call it. Use anything from a truck backing up to fucking around with a synth signal to make beats, it's whatever. I think you should learn everything, theory/sample/ using loops, just make sure you credit people lol.
*Looks around* "Without 50% publishing taken " LMAO BUDDAH BLESSED THIS CHANNEL 🙏🏼
“Hi Hat Mafia” 😂😂😂😂 that literally made me laugh out loud. I’m moving to Houston today and I’m watching this to get some gems before I get out there. All I want is one song, and imma get that shit,
@diemondd
2 жыл бұрын
Im in Texas, lets collab. Safe travels brother
"Can I cuss?" Been cussing the whole interview lol
Dude is a genius when it comes to beat making, just listening to him speak about everything tells me so
This man probably dropped the most jems since I been a fan of producer grind. I was glued to this shit. I was just passing through but I didn't even want to get up to go pee.
@ProdbyCeeSick
2 жыл бұрын
Yo yer name is the best 🤣🤣HOOD HANDYMAN!!!!
@HoodHandyman
2 жыл бұрын
@@ProdbyCeeSick Thanks Bro
He on his shit. The men who built America. Heavy stuff. Good Interview
@Progressionmusic1
2 жыл бұрын
Free labor built America 😅
Buddah spit so much game in such a small time I gotta replay this over and over 💪🏾 Made me feel like I got so much more to learn
This is definitely one of them interviews that will get played more than once 💎
@xseedmusicalmutant515
2 жыл бұрын
im back again
@nwetank
Жыл бұрын
yuh
I fuck with cuz energy… real dude speaking facts! No 🧢
@Producergrind
2 жыл бұрын
💪🏾💯💯‼️
one of my favorite interviews on the channel, buddah dropped too many gems. and he was very articulate, giving examples and what not.
Deadass this my favorite interview of the year from yall. Buddah dropped mad gems & the conversation was so fluid from TB & JBeats. Buddah’s knowledge on music & the industry is crazy. Everything was authentic 🔥. I’m definitely running this back a few times
Best interview all year on me!!!! nun but gems & facts Thank you producergrind and buddah!!! 💎💎💎💎
@Producergrind
2 жыл бұрын
💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
this one of the best interviews so far on PG, so many gems and funny asl shoutout Buddah Bless, TB & JBeats 🙏🏽💎🔥 and thanks Buddah Bless for answering my question bout your drums
@nwetank
Жыл бұрын
facts i love this one. he was going crazy towards the end w the gems
this is the greatest producer interview ever
Gd build Budda was dropping some gd information I listened and learned alot. Peace
This interview was one for the Books. Buddha a beast. He dropped some serious Gems
Great interview. Much respect Buddah Bless
Buddah a Legend. produced some serious bangers and dropped a ton of gems in this interview . love the content keep it up bois
This is ya'lls best interview yet!!! Great Questions, shout out to Budda for keeping it real
@DynomiteProductionzMedia
2 жыл бұрын
preach
This man's a hit maker, great interview guys
these interviews are the best. it’s like being in the room with the interviewee. every question I have in my head gets answered. keep these coming 👍
The first PG video I've seen saw the IG posts and had to tap in. Shoutout to yall, keep up the great work fellas!
Great questions and great answers. Because the questions where so good , the answers where authentic and organic. The best part about y’all asking questions is that y’all actually be quiet and listen which always Budda to further explain in full detail his perspective. 💯
Subbed! Just found y’all channel! Appreciate this episode!
*best interview of 2021* congrats PG!!!!!!!
These interviews are dope! Budda definitely left a strong inspirational impression on me
@SIAVRDADH
9 ай бұрын
Ditto
Nostalgic means it sounds like something you've heard before or reminds you of a sound from an earlier time in your life or even before you. *stop trying to do things quickly..learn...
This was dope and inspiring video, S/O to Buddah Bless This Beat‼ 🙏🏾💯 God bless ya
One of the best episodes I’ve watched 🔥🔥🔥💯
Let’s get it 💯
Love the Pod
ngl the biggest gem of this interview is TB mentionning fckn midi out my boy you blessed me with that shit i JUST dusted off my juno-d coz i recently copp'd e-guitar and i realized i can plug it to my amp and play around with it but lmaoo blessings
So much gems thank you!!
This interview is dope I love listening to producer grind you guys bring the best producers in so many gems
Dude funny as hell😂 but dropping gems I look forward to these fr💯
Homie dropped sum gems fire interview 💎 yall do good on letting the guest speak & by asking valuelable questions that we really wanna know appreciate yall real shit! 🔥
so much truth in this interview fr fr
Bro dropping knowledge!!
🔥🔥🔥 some gemss in here
We need pt 2. Very informative 👏💯
2:08 min well spent Gems and Jewels 💎 this inspired me to never give up and go harder on myself.
Dope interview. His joints go. An knowing he still using hardware is dope AF. ✊🏾
@Qmayb
2 жыл бұрын
What one?
Been a Buddha fan since big amount an this just upped the hussle even more
buddah bless dropping GEMS!
that shit he said about melody being timeless...profound man. real gem. thank yall for this. ✌️❤️🎵
This interview was dope!
great interview
Man when u think you saw the best Interview it keeps getting better good shit T Bezzy
@Producergrind
2 жыл бұрын
💪🏾
thx , amazing interview
Woooooow y’all really killin it
good interview frfr
Thanks enjoyed this
Fantastic interview
Great interview
drink everytime they say "you know what I'm saying" But for real one the best youtube podcasts. Thanks!
that ending funny ash haha fire episode🔥
@Producergrind
2 жыл бұрын
💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Great Interview! Lot of info given
Man, sounds legit and humble. He earned his success!
This interview hard!!
It's great to learn things great interview I've been making beats for years and never basically used music theory until recently i 🤔 he's right when you just can hear and feel what sounds good
props dropping some gems
Lit for this one
Really one of the best producers in the game
Best Interview 🔥
One of my favorite episodes 🔥🔥🔥🔥
super insightful. goated interview
i fw this interview frfr
@Producergrind
2 жыл бұрын
💪🏾💪🏾💯
Learned a lot from this!💯
fresh INterview, thaniks
Buddah Bless funny asf and he giving us major game 💯
Buddah bless the most underrated producer in hip hop the beats he made for 2 chainz were crazy salute to this brotha 👍🏿
Fire Interview!!
“It’s all bout wats watch for u” facts don’t work too hard on it make it fun n simple 💯
Dope Interview
This has crazy gems in it 🔥
😭😭😭 this interview goated
Buddah Bless made me focus on the bounce different type of basses.
Gotta love Buddha 🔥
fire interview! on some real shit
He dropped hella sauce gah damn
Whooole bunch of gems in here
AMAZIN!!!!
Good interview
I fw bruh
This a good one
Respect
Buddha bless these beats
This is dope! I want to see Brandon Finessin on here next!
Blessdabudha
Great innterview, im still trying to get attention to my beat
buddah goat for real
goated
I love the timecodes
Yesssirrrrr
That song Countin, still slaps in 2022 🔥.