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Jimmy Douglass actually commenced his studio career while still attending high school, securing a job as a tape duplicator/editor at the Atlantic Records facility in New York. There he was able to observe legendary figures such as Tom Dowd, Jerry Wexler and Arif Mardin apply their skills to some now-historic recordings. Not a bad education for a novice. During the studio's downtime he also taught himself how to work the custom-made 16-channel console. What's more, when Douglass asked Wexler if he could use the facility to demo a band that he'd discovered, he was given the green light.

Hip hop artists/producers Dready, FKi 1st, Che Pope, Trevor Lawrence Jr., and DiViNCi joined us at NAMM 2017 to talk about music production, new tech, and the past, present and future of hip hop and it's influence on popular culture.

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Mike WiLL Made-It’s unmistakable producer tag has graced some of pop and southern rap’s most ubiquitous hits in recent years. The Atlanta-born Michael Williams’ journey began with a gift from his father, a Korg ES-1 sampler, followed by his first break: producing for hometown hero Gucci Mane. Since then, he’s founded the EarsDrummers Entertainment company, home to rappers and producers, and helped maintain Atlanta’s status as the unquestioned epicentre of modern day hip-hop.

DJ Drama and Don Cannon are mixtape gods, taking the format to new heights in Atlanta with an illustrious crew of collaborators like Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne and many more. The duo made an empire out of mixtapes, leading to an infamous visit by the police to their HQ in 2007. In this lecture at RBMA Radio: Live in Atlanta, the duo talk with Rollie Pemberton about their incredible moment in the mid-’00s as well as what happened next.

Nobody knows prolific and mercurial Atlanta rapper Young Thug quite like audio engineer Alex Tumay. The Queens, NY, native has been the only professional able to keep up with the talented rapper, harnessing his abilities on the Slime Season trilogy of mixtapes, I’m Up and JEFFERY. An unheralded yet essential presence on a number of pivotal Atlanta hip-hop albums, Tumay has also worked with Travis Scott on Rodeo and lent his ear to the track “Highlights” from Kanye West’s The Life of Pablo.

In this video i demonstrate how you can loop any sample perfectly in FL Studio, without any skips, pops, or cut-offs whatsoever. You will also learn how to perfectly align your sample to be in time with your project
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Over the years, RBMA has brought together artists for joint lectures on the couch. For our Festival New York in 2016, it was the turn of three beatmakers from hip hop’s biggest hit-making city of recent vintage: Atlanta. ATL favorite sons Metro Boomin, Sonny Digital and Zaytoven appeared at Red Bull Studios New York, discussing their early influences and breakout hits, the rise of trap and the producer drop, and their approach to sampling and collaboration. Their hits include work for Future, Drake, Migos, iLoveMakonnen and many, many more.

Platinum-producer DJ Pain 1 shares his top 10 tips for new hip-hop producers when starting to make beats and produce music, presented by Istandardproducers.com