T. Sanford;c-9996084 said:
@MallyG As long as I been a Three 6 fan. I never could tell who did what beat lol. I'm going to assume that Juice did songs like Gorilla Pimp, Life We Live, Know The Business. Also, I think Paul produced the entire Devil's Playground album. Can you give me a list of other beats that Paul & Juice did, so I can tell from their styles apart
Aye bro, the only way you can tell the difference between the two is to listen to Chronicles of the Juiceman, mixtapes Cutthroat 1 & 2 and Realest Nigga In The Game. It's just the best way to conpare.
Juicy's beats aren't as sinister as Paul's are on average. Although he can make some gloomy shit too, J usually keeps his beats melodic/smoother even when the beat is hard (if that makes sense).
Juice also likes to use strings (orchs, cello and pizzicato) and pianos A LOT....
Here's an example...
You here the strings throughout and the 3 key piano riffs in and out..... Which leads me to believe he did the majority of production on tracks like....
Although it's an orchestra sample, it's still strings. Plus you here that one piano stab after every 2 bars (as in 2 rap bars = 2/4 measures).
Another example....
Another piano riff along with a synth (voice) stacked on top of it.
He also likes to use bass guitars over his kick drums. I'm pretty sure it's b/c he's a huge fan of blues music and it's jus the Memphis in him.
Examples....
(Still trips me out he didn't rap on that outro b/c that beat was RIDIN'!! Straight up on some pimp type shit!)
I could go through their catalog and break this shit down all day, but it's too tedious! lol... Those two guys just meshed so well together w/ each of their styles.
I'ma producer (I'very been on a hiatus for a while now) who has beem in the band since I was 9. My ear is pretty impeccable when it comes to stuff like this. I study beats!!
