January 12, 2022
Mojaxx Reviews Pioneer DJ’s DDJ-REV1 and DDJ-REV7
Mojaxx reviews Pioneer DJ’s new controllers, the DDJ-REV1 and DDJ-REV7 on the first episode of his new Beatsource Tech series. The DDJ-REV1 is an entry-lev...
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Scoop DeVille Makes a Track With Three Random Records
Mass Appeal’s Rhythm Roulette is one of our favorite series on YouTube. It’s always interesting to see how sampled-based producers put together tracks, especially when done on the fly with random records.
For the latest episode, Grammy-nominated producer Scoop DeVille creates a track using albums by James Taylor, The Righteous Brothers, and Aztec Two-Step, which he picked up at Scotty’s Record Shop in New Jersey. For those who don’t know, Scoop is best-known for producing Kendrick Lamar’s “Poetic Justice” and “The Recipe” and Snoop Dogg’s “I Wanna Rock.” Most recently, he produced Snoop’s “Back Up” (currently number fifteen on DJcity).
Watch him work his magic above.
Related: Scoop DeVille Explains How He Produced Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Poetic Justice’
