You might laugh when you read this but in order to stand out from the vast field of rappers and singers you have to have great music. Some people say that it is not art because the beat maker does not have to spend years of their Rick Ross type beat life and hundreds or even thousands of lonely hours perfecting their ability to express themselves through their instruments like traditional musicians do. As a musician of this type myself, I understand that point of view.
Wright: Back then, it wasn't a "Type Beat" thing, you labeled it like "Club Banger" or "R&B Smash." I don't know who started that, but it happened back then in Soundclick days and I remember people doing that on YouTube, but it wasn't a crazy like it is now.





An often overlooked undercurrent of contemporary rap production is centered around a singular phrase: "Type Beat." Aspiring producers self-consciously emulate the styles of a singular rapper or producer in the hopes that the artist's fans like it, and more importantly the artist themselves might enjoy it. Then they upload it to YouTube with that simple tag "type beat." Searching for productions on video streaming services will inevitably lead back to moody instrumentals described as "Drake Type Beats" or more involved compositions titled "Lil Uzi Vert Type Beat." The pieces themselves are often simple, but the degree to which they nail the sound of the artists they're attempting to mimic is striking.
A lot of people tend to be put off making music beats due to the enormous amount of money involved in buying all the equipment. Endomorphs sometimes feel they are the unlucky body type, being one myself I often seem challenging to get results and it seems that we always have to work harder than the other two body types to achieve minimal results.

Many times an artist has a specific type of beat they are looking for. We can say that of late the music industry has indeed produced a lot of new things and revolutionized how people create music and sounds. Usually as you get older with age, this type is the one that you're prone to. Type 2 diabetes doesn't need insulin shots, but the blood sugar levels is high because there's an imbalance between input and output of insulin levels.
S.I.K.: In the beginning, I was inspired and making these really dope beats and they were so intricate and so artistic, there was no place for the rapper to rap on them. The rap beats should fit the song properly or else the combination will not be good. Dez Wright: Back then, Soundclick was the biggest website and there were a couple main producers—Superstar who's worked with Wiz Khalifa and T-Pain and Johnny Juliano—who were really the frontrunners of it. YouTube wasn't the cool thing yet.
The same rules apply to you; you have to find what beats suit your style and what you need to do to get the best out of you artistically. I didn't know you could sell beats to artists to write and rap over. Since it is an electronic musical instrument, it is also capable of synthesizing and looping the sound it makes to produce beat patterns.

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I made half a million dollars a year selling beats online. Most software to make beats with will enhance ones music to a slight degree, but you can never substitute poor music with a million dollar beat making software device. Wright: Taz Taylor a fellow "Type Beat" producer just came to me one day—probably three years ago and he was like we gotta go on YouTube—YouTube was the move.