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Blunted Soul – RZA RapPages Producer Profile

Posted on March 10, 2006December 23, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

All of you production equipment nerds are gonna have a field day on this one, as the RZA drops science about analog vs. digital, samplers he’s messed with, mixing techniques and the whole nine. It’s incredible how influential his sound has been to today’s producers – don’t forget that only a couple of people were speeding-up soul vocals back then.

Wu-Related Extra Reading: While record reviews are a dime-a-dozen these days, live show reviews are usually good value. Joey from Straight Bangin’ has been on a winning streak with his show recaps, and these two maintain his high standard:

Wu Tang: Getting The Band Back Together

What The Fuck Is A Papoose?

Bol also delivered when he recounted a rare St. Louis appearence from Tony Starks.

And for those of you who can’t get enough Ghostface news, eskay threw up the official Fishscale tracklisting.

Also, you can catch the new J-Love‘s Ghostface: Hidden Darts Pt. 3, which features more of J’s dope remixes and exclusives, over at The Smoking Section.

10 thoughts on “Blunted Soul – RZA RapPages Producer Profile”

  1. Brian Beck From Wisconsin says:
    March 13, 2006 at

    Equipment discussions are a little boring/over my head.

    Patrick Ewing’s Top 10 Artists from the Large Pro one > RZA yapping about compressing samples and which mpc he uses.

    Some great links on this one, though. Props.

  2. Robbie says:
    March 13, 2006 at

    Most pointless debate ever = MPC vs. software.
    Second most pointless = 12 bit vs. 16 bit vs. who gives a crap.

    The only people that care are the herbs that populate “production” forums.

  3. skwidawd says:
    March 13, 2006 at

    I think the point is simply that hip hop should have some grit and dirt in it. Whoever thinks 36 Chambers should/couuld have had “better sound” (read: be cleaner) is missing the point.

    Even if you have great compositions, if you use only the highest quality digital equipment, it’s going to be harder to get that gritty, dirty sound. It’s like… do you wanna go to a chemistry lab and synthesize LSD, or do you wanna go out to the cow patties and just grab some boomers?

  4. Joey says:
    March 13, 2006 at

    Thanks for the kind words, dunny

  5. Kevin says:
    March 13, 2006 at

    As usual, Brian Beck = worst opinions ever.

  6. Brian Beck From Wisconsin says:
    March 14, 2006 at

    sHUT TEH FUCK UP U BORING SOFTWARE OBSESSED GEEKY ASS FAGGET, KEVIN !!

    !!!!

  7. mordecai says:
    March 14, 2006 at

    I gotta agree with Brian here. Zzz

    Joey is killin it though.

  8. beatlover says:
    March 20, 2006 at

    gotta go with brian here..

  9. Kevin says:
    March 21, 2006 at

    Nah, it ain’t even that. It’s a two page interview and he just has one little part talking about what he’s used. I read your comment before I read the article and was thinking he was only going to be talking about equipment. Instead, I come to find that you got the attention span and mental stamina of a housefly.

  10. Bryan says:
    April 1, 2006 at

    Really good! Inspiring

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