What style is this some reggaton dancehall or what you call it?
Im after tutorials on this kind of music its why im asking
Is this dancehall?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1568 posts since 17 Nov, 2007 from Europe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCnKMZgVkhY
What style is this some reggaton dancehall or what you call it?
Im after tutorials on this kind of music its why im asking
What style is this some reggaton dancehall or what you call it?
Im after tutorials on this kind of music its why im asking
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- KVRAF
- 15269 posts since 8 Mar, 2005 from Utrecht, Holland
if you like it, who cares what the official toponomy is? The rhythm is simple "Boom Tikka Boom Chi". You don't need tutorials, just take this song and try to remake it the best you can. Then do that for two other simular songs. Then you have production experience in that genre and you'll spot simularities.
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- KVRAF
- 2141 posts since 20 Sep, 2013 from Poland
Dancehall, but dancehall is a very varied genre. More specifically, the title has the word ragga which I guess was 80s-90s dancehall using MIDI electronics. I guess technically pretty much all dancehall made today is ragga, but Jamaicans just seem to call it dancehall these days and never use the word "ragga" anymore.
I love dancehall (and reggaeton) but never really saw any tutorials for it so I can't recommend any. I guess I did almost what BertKoor suggests and remade some tracks, though I didn't do the whole things - just some sequences to use in a band that also had live instruments. I'd say start with "Lo que paso paso" for reggaeton since it has a lot of the basic elements and is very very simple. For dancehall maybe "Jeans and fitted" or if you want more old-school "Dat sexy body"/"Deport dem" (both are on the Bookshelf riddim).
I love dancehall (and reggaeton) but never really saw any tutorials for it so I can't recommend any. I guess I did almost what BertKoor suggests and remade some tracks, though I didn't do the whole things - just some sequences to use in a band that also had live instruments. I'd say start with "Lo que paso paso" for reggaeton since it has a lot of the basic elements and is very very simple. For dancehall maybe "Jeans and fitted" or if you want more old-school "Dat sexy body"/"Deport dem" (both are on the Bookshelf riddim).
