David Sanders Production

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JOK3R187

Ferocious Mackadoshis
Jun 17, 2005
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#22
ds2 said:
Really Fuckin hard.

1. competition is fierce (there are thousands of producer fighting to get on the same cd you trying to get on.
2. A&Rs Filtering beats for their artist that might have got on the track if they heard it.
3. People abusing our trust and stealing our tracks that we gave to them and use them of mixtapes. Now you cant sell the track because everybody heard it before and dont want because of that, so you worked on that track for nothing. a waste of time and money.

4. record execs dont call us back when they say they will and get pissed off if we do a follow up call 3 months after they got the cd from us.

5. Maintain creativity musically

6. keep cookin them hot tracks (cause if you dont you will be replaced and out the job)

Its a hard, but at this point (for me) its all about avoiding not being heard from ever again.
the business side of things is what a lot of peeps take for granted or jus straight up dont envision...its a lot more than making dope beats fa real

keep doin what u do and stay on point... im behind yo production 100% ya dig
 

ds2

Sicc OG
Sep 9, 2006
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#24
L.D.S. said:
Who's going on the Rock Star song? That whole beat is fantastic.
thanks

i dont know, I doubt this track sees the light of day. it's too rock . the only hip hop part about it is the drums. thats pretty much it.
 

L.D.S.

The Bakersman
Aug 14, 2006
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ds2 said:
thanks

i dont know, I doubt this track sees the light of day. it's too rock . the only hip hop part about it is the drums. thats pretty much it.

Ehh I think it sounds like a ton of KMK songs. Only it's......Really good. Tech N9ne would sound good, too. Hell you could probably get some rocker to sing on that shit.