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Which team is the best for hip hop beats?

I've been dabbling in producing my own beats (I rap, and sometimes DJ's and producers take too long for the flow of my instrumentals) and FL Studio 8XL is what I've been using lately. I listened with proper drum machines, synthesizers samplers and beats making is much more fun and generally sound better as well.

It sounds like you want to get into the final production hardware. I agree, it's more fun to make beats with "real team", ie production credit. To begin, you must be a "job" keyboard or a "production center" style drum machine / sampler. A keyboard workstation is a keyboard that has a sequencer. Most keyboards are just the drivers or synthesizers. With these, you need more, like a computer to really compose the shots. Everything that is not a synthesizer makes sounds. A workstation combines the generation of sound from a synthesizer, with the possibility of recording tracks in the sequencer. In a workstation, you can establish the rhythm track by track, the record of each sequence, and will play again – basically, all in one. They have tons of sounds and capacity built to edit sounds, and some include the ability to take samples. Yamaha Motif's, various products from Korg, and Roland Fantom are all popular positions. You can buy more products on eBay, as the Trinity and Korg Triton workstations, which remain high production tools. In fact, sometimes, even dust off my old station Korg N364 work, which is still the music that I could never do in Fruity Loops. A "production center" is basically a drum machine too blown sampler, and sequencer all in one. They have pads on them instead of a keyboard, but work basically the same way as keyboard workstations. You can establish a complete song, sound by sound, using the pads. Some people prefer this keyboard workstations. They allow you to adjust the sound with more easily than a keyboard that are simpler to down the drums, but there is nothing better than a real keyboard to the laying down bass lines, chords and melody. I think it's like comparing tacos and burgers: sometimes you want a taco, sometimes want a hamburger. I use both, something like connected by MIDI. Akai Series MPC is considered the industry standard, though I like several machines from Yamaha as well as some of the Korg Electribe. MPC has the best ability to deal with samples, but I personally, as the synthesis of the best Electribe. Electribe sequencer are worthless, however, you need a computer or workstation based in a sequencer. The whole industry, most people recommend a MPC. With that, you'll have a blast cutting samples and the sequence of hot rhythms. Even should consider a workstation keyboard, however, because you can do different things with them.

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