Phil da Funk - Hip Hop, Soul, UK Garage - DJ Sets

I started with Dj ing and heavy diggin records in 98. Vinyl is just soooo great! You can hold music in your hands and play with it! That rules!! 5 jears later I bought the akai mpc 2000XL and started to mess with some samples from the 60s and 70s and put drums and basslines over it. After a year, a friend of mine (Seb one) showed me to use the akai in combination with the computer. It opend my mind! So I started to mess the first time with eq´s and limiter and compressors,...,.. . But even... Read more I started with Dj ing and heavy diggin records in 98. Vinyl is just soooo great! You can hold music in your hands and play with it! That rules!! 5 jears later I bought the akai mpc 2000XL and started to mess with some samples from the 60s and 70s and put drums and basslines over it. After a year, a friend of mine (Seb one) showed me to use the akai in combination with the computer. It opend my mind! So I started to mess the first time with eq´s and limiter and compressors,...,.. . But even if you got all the plug ins, it doesn´t mean that you drop heay beats! But! -> If you keep the groove on time, I tell you, then it is great! Remember -> SAMPLING is an art and a big part of the Hip Hop culture and it will NEVER DIE!! Show less