How did RZA make beats like "Bring Da Ruckus" sound so dark and sinister with so little?
Ive been workin on beats for a while and trying to learn the techniques of the trade but how in the world did he do that on that beat?! Do any producers know?
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The production on 36 chambers seems simple, but at the same time complete. I love the nasty vibe RZA brings to the album. Same goes for Mobb Deep on The Infamous. Havoc’s drums are ridiculously ill…
I think it’s the bold piano note you hear every few seconds in the background, it’s very subtle. (Like at 3:00)
If you want to hear more sinister sounding beats check out the beats on "Movies For The Blind"
I think he used the SP 1200 so that probably had a big part in it.