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UGK's 'Pocket Full Of Stones' is pure, unfiltered rap. Bun B and Pimp C rap about having pockets full of crack, referring to freebasing, dope fiends, pipes and pregnant women clucking for a crack fix. It's one of the realest - and grimmest - hip hop tracks about cocaine going, but - paired with a sleazy, winding funk beat - makes you feel like you're witnessing it all first hand in the front seat of UGK's Cadillac while driving through the streets of their hometown of Port Arthur, Texas. Be sure to watch drug dealing classic Menace II Society to grab a listen of 'Pocket Full Of Stones' as well.
Rap link-ups haven't come much better than Freddie Gibbs and legendary producer Madlib in recent years. The two's most recent project 'Bandana' gifted us with 'Half Manne Half Cocaine', where Freddie delivers KO lyrical punches on top of Madlib's sinister beats. Split into two parts (Half Manne and Half Cocaine), the first half has Freddie telling us how he "just broke up a brick on the East with the clique" and "just turned my mom house to a powder house". In part two he reveals "crack numbin' up my fingertips" how he "sent sixty pounds of Walter White, to White Plains" and that he's "movin' ounces on the Cash App."
You hear the rainfall in Capone-N-Noreaga's 'Stick You' and you just know something is about to go down. And that it does, as the pair and featured artist Tragedy Khadafi move around Queens, New York on the hunt for a guy that's slung them dodgy cocaine. "Is it getting your shit numb?", Noreaga asks, to a reply of "No, this shit is weak". And so the crusade for a drug heist begins backed by a dusty, piano-tapping golden age East Coast hip hop beat. In and among the searching, gagging and stick-up, Capone, Norega and Khadafi chat about how they are turning "coke to crack" and how they "been buying my coke from the same cat." The plot's so good this could be film noir for the '90s hip hop generation. If only they made visuals to go with it.
MUSIC MAKER is full-fledged, entry-level software for music production. Create your own songs & beats, arrange sounds & loops, play virtual instruments, record vocals and add effects in a few easy steps.
In Hip hop music the drums beats play a fundamental role in the arrangement of the songs, drum tracks are usually played by electronic instruments or plug-ins, often with samples of drumming beats and drum fills taken from songs that belong to the Rhythm'n'Blues and Funk tradition. However some Hip hop groups include a drummer in their lineup, sometimes for live performances.When drummers play live Hip hop drums beats pay particular attention to the groove and to the drum sounds, sometimes using a fully electronic drum set, sometimes adding to their acoustic drum kit some electronic pads, just like this music making game with which you can play your Hip hop beats with a Hip hop drum kit.Play online Hip hop beats for drums in real time, play along to your favorite Hip hop songs with this virtual drum kit with your PC keyboard, pressing the keys corresponding to all the drum kit elements, snare drum, bass drum, toms, hi hat, cymbals and electronic pads.Click on the "keys" button from the main game menu to set the keys, click "sounds" if you want to adjust the volume of the various virtual drum kit elements. Drum sounds, virtual drum kits and key settings are different for each music making game.Hip hop drum kit and all virtual drum kits require JavaScript enabled in your browser.
The chorus can be mystifying to modern listeners, but its straightforward meaning is that someone is roughly milling ("cracking") the old master's corn in preparation for turning it into hominy[33] or liquor.[34] There has been much debate, however, over the subtext. In the 19th century, the singer was often considered mournful and despondent at his master's death; in the 20th, celebratory: "Jimmy Crack Corn" has been called "the baldest, most loving account of the master's demise" in American song.[5]
Other suppositions include that "cracking" or "cracking corn" referred to the now-obsolete English and Appalachian slang meaning "to gossip" or "to sit around chitchatting";[47] that the singer is resting from his oversight duties and allowing Jim to steal corn or corn liquor; that "Jim Crack" is simply a synonym for "Jim Crow" by means of the dialectical "crack" to reference the crake; or that it is all code for the old master "Jim" cracking his "corn" (skull) open during his fall. The 1847 version of the song published in London singularly has the lyrics "Jim Crack com'", which could refer to a poor Southern cracker[48] (presumably an overseer or new owner) or a minced oath for Jesus Christ (thus referencing indifference at the Judgment Day); the same version explicitly makes the fly's name a wordplay on the earlier minstrel hit "Long Tail Blue", about a horse. A number of racehorses have been named "Jim Crack" or "Blue Tail Fly" and, in at least one early-20th century variant of the song, it's given as the name of the horse that killed the master,[49] but that is not a common element of the song. (Another uncommon variant appeared in the 1847 Songs of Ireland published in New York: it has the slave being given away by the master.[13])
Explanations of the song based upon "jimmy" or "jimmie" being slaves' slang for crows or mules (here being allowed into the old master's corn fields instead of being chased away) or deriving "jimmy" from "gimme" are unsupported by the existing records. Pete Seeger, for instance, is said to have maintained that the original lyrics were "gimme cracked corn" and referred to a punishment in which a slave's bacon rations were curtailed, leaving him chickenfeed;[50][53] the same lines could also just be asking for the whiskey jug to be passed around. The idea that Jim or Jimmy is "cracking open" a jug of whiskey is similarly unsupported: that phrasal verb is attested at least as early as 1803[54] but initially applied to literal ruptures; its application to opening the cap or cork of a bottle of alcohol was a later development.
The Conductor class is the main song managing class that the rest of our rhythm game will be built on. With it, we'll track the song position, and control any other synced actions. To track the song, we'll need a few variables://Song beats per minute//This is determined by the song you're trying to sync up topublic float songBpm;
With these values, we can now track the location of the song in real time as the game updates. We'll determine the song timing, first in seconds, then in beats. Beats is a significantly easier way to track the song as it let's us add actions and timing in time with the song, say on beats 1, 3, and 5.5, without having to calculate the seconds between beats each time. Add the following calculations to the Update() function of the Conductor:
Note that while music counting typically starts at 1, with a beat of 1-2-3-4-etc., songPositionInBeats begins at 0 and increases from there, so the third beat of a song will occur when songPositionInBeats is equal to 2.0, not 3.0.
At this point, if you wanted to make a traditional Dance Dance Revolution style game, you could spawn notes according to the beat you wanted them to be pressed, interpolating their position towards a trigger line, then record the songPositionInBeats when a key is pressed and compare it to the intended beat of that note.Yu Chao goes through an example of to set that up in his blog here. Instead of repeating that though, I'll cover a few other potentially useful techniques that can be built on top of the conductor class that I used in building Atomic Beats.
If you're creating your own music for your rhythm game, it's easy enough to make sure that the first beat starts exactly when the music begins, which will make the Conductor's songPositionInBeats align correctly to the song, as long as the BPM is entered correctly.
However, if you're using pre-existing music, there's a good chance that there's a small period of silence before the song starts. Without accounting for this, Conductor's songPositionInBeats will think the first beat occurred when the clip began playing rather when the first beat occurs. Anything you have aligned to subsequent beat numbers will no longer be synced to the music as the game plays.
Now songPosition will calculate the song position correctly relative to when the first beat occurs. You will have to manually enter the offset to the first beat however, as this will be unique to each song file. There is also a short window during that offset where songPosition will be negative. This may not affect your game, but some code that relies on songPosition or songPositionInBeatss may not be able to process negative numbers during this time.
If you have a song that runs from start to finish, just using the above Conductor class is sufficient for tracking how far through a song you are, but if you have a short track that loops around and you want to work within that loop, it's necessary to build loops into your conductor.With a perfectly looping clip (for instance if the beat is 120bpm, and the clip you want to loop is 4 beats long, it will have to be exactly 8.0 seconds long at 2.0 seconds per beat) loaded into the Conductor Audio Source, check the loop box. Conductor will work the same way as before, providing the total time since the looping clip was first started as the songPosition. To determine the position in the loop, we'll have to provide a way for Conductor to know how many beats are in one loop, and how many loops have been completed. Add the following variables to the Conductor class: 2ff7e9595c
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