Crate KingsCK-2006 · Production Archive
TAG · HAVOC · 10 POSTS · PAGE 1/1

Havoc

10 posts
  1. CK·1667Havoc Talks Favorite Production Credits & The Infamous08.11.2009 · Peter Rosenberg interviews Havoc as he names his favorite non-Mobb Deep production credits, talks about his currently preferred equipment (Pro Tools, MPC
  2. CK·1546Havoc MPC4000 Beatmaking Session w/ Smack DVD06.02.2009 · Smack DVD goes in studio with Havoc (Mobb Deep) to watch him create a quick beat using vinyl, an Akai MPC4000, and a Yamaha Motif keyboard.
  3. CK·1536Havoc On J Dilla, Samples, Cookie-Cutter Producers05.27.2009 · Havoc further adds to the legend of Dilla by discussing his unique skill in flipping samples and drums, his first time hearing Dilla's work, and the onslaught
  4. CK·0857Havoc + Alchemist On Akai MPC 5000 And Artistic Advice08.21.2008 · While Just Blaze essentially rips the Akai MPC 5000 to shreds, Havoc states that he made the move and is "killing the game with it!"  I guess
  5. CK·0496Havoc Playing Beats In Studio05.16.2008 · Nothing special, just some older studio footage of Havoc playing beats out of his Akai MPC 3000.  It's always good to get a look at the equipment he uses.
  6. CK·0338Havoc Interview w/ XXL Magazine09.26.2007 · Havoc talks about the intention of his now famous comments about T.I. and Southern Hip-Hop.  He also goes on to speak about his latest release The Kush
  7. CK·0346Havoc - “I’m The Boss” Sample Breakdown09.20.2007 · In case you didn’t recognize the sample, it was already made famous by A Tribe Called Quest for “Luck of Lucien.” That’s ok though,
  8. CK·0459Havoc Challenges Kanye West09.15.2007 · A tipsy Havoc offers a friendly challenge to Kanye West to see who has the best beats.  Kind of funny that he knows the track numbers, but not the names
  9. CK·0164Havoc of Mobb Deep In The Studio05.29.2007 · This doesn't show a lot whole lot of havoc working the boards, but the beat is bangin!
  10. CK·0059Mobb Deep - The Infamous Samples & Breaks Case Study11.26.2006 · A case study of the samples and breaks behind Mobb Deep's The Infamous (1995): the records Havoc flipped and how the album's dark sound was built.