Producer/actor Maestro Harrell (The Wire) sits down with Open Labs to talk about the role of music in his career, his move from laptop based production to the Open Labs Neko LX5, and his favorite software and production techniques.
Producer/actor Maestro Harrell (The Wire) sits down with Open Labs to talk about the role of music in his career, his move from laptop based production to the Open Labs Neko LX5, and his favorite software and production techniques.
9 comments
Archived · closedShan Money ·
This system has a apple computer beat hands down.
unique osmosis ·
no it doesn't this is basically a PC on roids in that case just build your own custom PC for a cheaper price
Fat Albert ·
it's great piece of equipment but the interview sucks, stupid advertisment
reveal ·
i remember this dude... child actor?
yomama ·
yeah. i think so - but not sure.... at first i was like:
"who are his parents?"
Faces316. ·
Who cares if it's PC or Mac? As long as the beats bang nobody cares! I mean i'm always interested in what equipment people are using. I have my own preference. I think both platforms have come a very long way and have proved they can go against each other.
Respect to everybody
Peace yall!
juiceboxjackson ·
nahman macs r reel hip hop and pcs aint shit also mpc is best though my cuzzin got one of thm mpcs hookd up to his labtop with reasons and logics and with lots of pro drums that only the legnds use like dj premier jay dilla (rip) qtip dr dre(rip) and sum new shit thats not reel hip hop but makes the most gwap cause nikkas in the streets need that shit for tha street yamean. but u need the best speakers(monitors) from my nikka chad from guitar center with gud cables its prolly 3g's to get started and then you can make reel hip hop(rip)
Brightspark ·
PC - Production Center
MAC- Make Aloada Crap!
=) loool
boombap ·
recording straight to micro-cassette is REAL hip hop.