How To Make Hip Hop Beats – Learn How To Make Hip Hop Beats

For you guys wanting know the best methods of how to make hip hop beats, then I have found a website that explains everything. There are links inside this article and at the end for you to click through and check it out when your ready.
I have also found the best software to make hip hop beats, which I will also talk about.
For those who don't already know, (and those who do please excuse me), the best method of how to make hip hops beats is with software, or a "digital sequencing platform".  This is the same method employed by all the big name producers: Dr. Dre, Scott Storch, Timbaland, The Neptunes etc. You would be surprised at how easy it really is.

So beats and music are all recorded in the basic, usually very cheap sequencing software on a small computer, and then usually vocals and mastering are done in the big studios that you see in all the videos.
There are several cheap sequencing programs out there, but by far the best value for money, most user friendly and most capable, is Dubturbo.
The Best Points About This Software:

• Instant Software Download

• Do not need to own a studio

• No expensive equipment needed

• Make all types of music fast

• High Quality MP3 Bounces

One of the best parts about this program is the super high quality of the samples that are used for drums and instruments. Other sounds can be added if you want the extras.  Also, you can use your keyboard to trigger the sounds the same way a drum pad works so you don't need any expensive hardware. When your done you can export or "bounce" the finished tracks to high quality MP3 to be played anywhere.
To get started making beats in the platform:
1.     Add kick drum and snare drum  together, eg: "boom-ta-boom.boom-ta"
2.     Then add high hats, eg: "t-tt-t-ttt-t"
3.     Bass lines can easily be added in a different window with the virtual keyboard;
4.     Additional instruments and samples come in next, choose from hundreds pre-installed;
5.     Export to MP3 and pump you tracks on CD or Ipod;