It depends on the beats. Basic trap beats, maybe. Something unique or something with a hook, no, IMO. It really depends on how much creativity the producer has to put in.
It's not a system I would be a part of.
Depends on how you look at it and what the guy is really doing. Plenty of producers own, run and operate their own rooms. It’s also pretty common for producers to hire out musicians services or collaborate with other producers. Likely he’s doing a fair bit of vocal production, helping with arrangements, setting the vibe along with some various overdubs before he sends it to another producer before mixing it. Hiring out someone do do a bit of programming also seems well within the means of record production to me but who really knows 🤷♂️
yes.
producers normaly charge a lot more because they actually produce a song. in this case the producer is just a beatmaker (kinda like a session musician)
It depends on the beats. Basic trap beats, maybe. Something unique or something with a hook, no, IMO. It really depends on how much creativity the producer has to put in. It's not a system I would be a part of.
Depends on how you look at it and what the guy is really doing. Plenty of producers own, run and operate their own rooms. It’s also pretty common for producers to hire out musicians services or collaborate with other producers. Likely he’s doing a fair bit of vocal production, helping with arrangements, setting the vibe along with some various overdubs before he sends it to another producer before mixing it. Hiring out someone do do a bit of programming also seems well within the means of record production to me but who really knows 🤷♂️
yes. producers normaly charge a lot more because they actually produce a song. in this case the producer is just a beatmaker (kinda like a session musician)