This one was a looong time coming! Crazy mix, I got the levels good enough, but the mixing could use some work, and I will try to get that bass sound and make a template for the Patreon! Overall very glad with my progress towards Dilla month, and the documentary is almost done, 10000% posting it mid way through February! Check the free Patreon for weekly updates !

@jonathanpena7309

6 ай бұрын

Can't wait! 🤎

Nah bro wtf. Like everytime I think it’s a simple beat dilla just proves me wrong LMAO

Never knew how his more psychodelic beats were made. Forever a genius

@mmgrove

6 ай бұрын

idk if you would count them but i think climax (girl shit) and fall in love give of pretty similar vibes

Will never be another one like him. As Madlib said hes an alien at that shit and its crazy how he just does it on the spot. Will forever be at the top of my producer list

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

Agreed 1000%

Dilla had that 3rd ear for real, GENIUS!

Wow I never noticed that Jamiroquai sample until now 😮😮😮 genius utter genius

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

The way he listen to the sample and got out of it what he did is truly special. The man's ear was different

Thank you!!!!! This is my favorite Dilla beat, that bass is godly

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

I'm learning the bassline and trying to do get that synth sound !

Wow never heard this one!!! The groove still kicking all these years later

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

craaazy, it is one of his most famous ones from his time with The Ummah

@serphanwoods

6 ай бұрын

@@Narokx Exactly!! One of my inspirations for beat - making and production

This beat was always my favorite incredible digging and chopping he did there

This is freaking insane.

If I had to pick only one Dilla beat for the rest of my life this would be it.

This is like the calculus of sampling/beat making. This is insane.

one of my fav tracks ever! so crazy but chill

The Creativity in this deep asf💜

This beat had a huge impact when I first heard it, for once i was somehow filpping samples and making beats like dilla was here.

how tf do you even go about doing that he's truly a genius

There’s more to what we know them as Dilla beats! It’s a sound on its own, a unique atmosphere that cannot be recreated and then it’s the mind boggling idea that formed this together. This breakdown literally represents how deep Dilla’s sound really was. Last but not least, he made this in 94 (or close to that time!) 😮

mann!! i have been looking for a breakdown of this for so longgg! thank you dude, one of my all time favs from Dilla

This is one of the greatest beats of all time, great breakdown

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

💯💯

Happy Dilla month! This is amazing

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! Lots more coming!

Dope, thanks for this breakdown!

Word, one of my favorite dilla beats

😳 wow!!!! Hard work... Akai Lama número Uno !!!! Incredible work

Whooooa , this is a very unique and top top shelf breakdown. Goodjob👍🍎

@Narokx

12 күн бұрын

:)

u da goat 🐐

thank you 4 this

insane work bro. really dope beat, really dope breakdown

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

:)

Fire!!

Another dope breakdown 👏

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

Great one from The Ummah's days

wow, such small minimalistic parts manipulated to the extreme, creating one of my favorite most royally chilled dilla tracks. would we have ever known the source if he didnt tell us?

this one is absolutely insane.

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

:)

I almost completed the melody parts but I'm stuck on arranging the drums man Dilla is legend even it's very hard to do it in modern day Daw

my mind is blown

WTF! How? His Genius is underestimated. #RIPJayDilla

this is one of my favorite beats thank you but the video should be longer

its like a proto-cloud rap instrumental

BRO WHAT 😭😭😭😭

The drums were saturated that’s what gives it that dark thump

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

I tried a bunch of things with distortion and EQ, but the Kick was always too bright. Maybe I just didn't tweaked it the right way

@1007Workin

6 ай бұрын

@@Narokx distortion and saturation are two different things… try a plug-in like NA Lofi or softube saturation knob which is a free plug in 🔌

RIP DILLA ❤❤❤

Dilla Month baby

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

Lot of Dilla stuff coming this month!!

@frankyherring111

6 ай бұрын

yessir@@Narokx

This was a great breakdown thank you. Also what do you use to get the visuals for all the changes? It’s beautiful and looks so clean

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

Combination of FL and Premiere Pro

Is very hard

Someday you'll do a breakdown of one of my beats

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

Glad to be somehow be a part of the journey! Keep pushing it

Is this on streaming

Cinda knuts duh content created buy Narok x keeps flowinout n i keep cumin back all cuza Dilla

kanye used these drums on gone and chi city

Please make sample: Miics - Aciid 🙏🏻

How tf do you edit these visuals ??

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

For breakdowns on the level of this one... Blood, sweat and a lot of tears

I wonder what he used for most of his basslines

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

His custom made Moog Synth, which is also in a museum next to his MPC

@chriscash782

6 ай бұрын

I feel like he got the Moog way later down the line probably close to 2000 or later. So what was he using for all his early beats on the MPC and the SP1200 ? @@Narokx

@chriscash782

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I just checked and the Minimoog he was using didn't release until 2002@@Narokx

Ae irmão, você consegue fazer um breakdown da música "Soon",do Dibia$e?

@Narokx

4 ай бұрын

Vou dar uma olhada, mas sem promessas, pq a lista ta infinita demais lol

That is so fucked up. That last chop from the top waveform is in another beat of his, can’t remember the name but it has the vocals going “are you listening?”

@anastasiosgrigoriou4409

6 ай бұрын

R U Listenin on the yancey boys album

Not sure not sure, typical beat... Yes i know - i must be a mad but nothing fancy is in this track , every one with some experiance can do this but the case is WHO will be first, sadly fact

@Narokx

6 ай бұрын

You are entitled to your opinion, but I gotta say... this is not simple. The mix is insane, layering a lot of different elements. And the way he used the chops was super creative. I think this is one of those that looks simple when presented the way I did, but to break it down it was a nightmare, it took forever to understand what he did with this chop patter

@andydufresne6778

6 ай бұрын

experience alone doesn't make a good beat maker. there are plenty of producers who have been making beats for years according to the same pattern and don't evolve because they lack the ability to think outside the box. nevertheless, they are among the experienced ones. dilla was very creative in terms of his workflow, how he chooses samples, chops them, arranges them, layers them and records them. he saw and heard things that many experienced producers never get to do because they lack dilla’s extraordinary creative and musical thinking to do so. and that's exactly what sets dilla apart from most producers, even many very experienced ones, and makes him so brilliant.

@justinjordan67

6 ай бұрын

The simple complex

@JF-qo7ws

19 күн бұрын

I think that is a big thing that happens with these kind of breakdowns. When people display things in a way they can understand they think it's simple but if they didn't have a base to recreate this beat they would be lost asf for a long time