Laird:
Simi song Joromi beat Instrumental Sample from song; If you had my Love Song by Music Artiste Jennifer Lopez..Producer of beat instrumental of if you had my love song= Rodney DarkChild Jenkins

Thanks.
I just had a listen of "If you had my Love" one more time
Hmm...I'm not so sure about that .
I'm also familiar with DarkChild. He produced most of Brandy's songs.
Good observation though.

Audio Production Review by T-Beiz
Joromi by Simi

Colour: Hint of Prof. Victor Uwaifo's "Joromi both lyrically and instrumentally giving it a retro feel
Genre:R &B /Soul
Song structure: Normal
Intro->Verse 1-> Hook > Chorus -> Verse 2 -> Hook- >Chorus- interlude-> Chrous -> Outro
Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses
Loudness: -7 LUFs
Tempo: 100 bpm

Instrumental
Bass: Melodious walking bass lines(solid feel of live bass)
Percussion: constant ,sounds of conga,wood variant etc
Drums: Rhythmic controlling 4/4 Kick , cut-through snare well placed rolls , hats, cymbals and crash (solid feel of live drums)
Guitars: Superlative guitar ( very live lead guitar) with interesting solos , chords and vamps
Keys: Piano variant
Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places
Brass: sweet , harmonious quartet feel
Flute : melodic , having a folk texture
Artificial Sounds, Fx: N/A


Vocal
Main Vocals:
Simi's voice: audible and clean


Backup Vox
Back up vocals: Call and response style for the Chorus
Harmonious (alto, tenor, treble) spread of back up vocals
Adlibs well placed at needed areas



Mix
Compression : Song and individual instruments appear well compressed
EQ: Full spectrum used
0-500 hz : Obvious boost/rise in this area, very tamed bass frequency
500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments, normal peaks within this area, domimamt guitar frequencies
2khz -20 Khz : Controlled leveled peaks
Reverb: Smooth with good ambience
Delay: reeling effect ,sweetly heard in parts of the chorus
Stereo/Pan effects : Balanced stage-like stereo image

Mastering
Mastering dynamics : Solid
Multi-band dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced
Clipping and Distortion: Very happy meters and volume levels


T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms
Producer for Dakdak studios

Audio Production Review by T-Beiz
Ma Lo by Tiwa Savge ft Wizkid & Spellz


Colour: Hint of Afrobeat
Genre: Afropop
Song structure: Modern
Intro->Verse 1-> Chorus 1-> Chorus 2 -> Verse 2 ->Chorus 1-> Chorus 2-> Bridge -> Chorus 1-> Chorus 2->outro
Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses
Loudness: -8 LUFs
Tempo: 104 bpm

Instrumental
Bass: Sitting strong intermittent bass line( hint of synth Bass)
Percussion: constant , few. sounds of conga,shakers, etc
Drums: Constant controlling rhythmic Kick, well placed rolls and snare. Hats and Crashes also come in.
Keys: Distinct sweet Piano, leads the song with a good vamp(african style)
Guitar: Just light Hammer- ons
Pad: Flowing
Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places
Synth: Soft
Brass: Trumpet well placed
Artificial Sounds, Fx: Rising sounds( well reverbed to give a surround effect) , hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals, others


Vocal
Main Vocals:
Tiwa Savage's voice, audible and clean
Wizkid's vocals, audible and clean

Backup Vox's
Back up vocals: supportive use of Tiwa's and Wizkid's vocals,
Hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals( high pitched in some areas)
Adlibs well placed at needed areas
Sweet harmonies( Altos and Tenors) included


Mix
Compression : Well compressed even for individual instruments
EQ:
0-500 hz : Obvious boost/rise in this area especially when the Bass comes in
500hz- 2khz : Many mid instruments in this song. Normal peaks within this area
2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks
5khz- 10Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here
10Khz- 20 Khz: Rolled off frequencies
Reverb: Smooth
Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in various parts song
Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects, can be felt especially when Tiwa Savage says " Clyde" in Verse 2

Mastering
Mastering dynamics : Solid
Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops fairly balanced
Clipping and Distortion: Available to be pushed for some 4db headroom



T-Beiz @tbeiz on all platforms
Producer for @Dakdakstudios

NwaAmaikpe:



If only that young boy knew what he is doing.

He thinks he is signing a music record deal;
He is signing his death warrant.

The fool is smiling while mortgaging his soul to the devil.

How do? Please explain more. Somebody somewhere may just see this and tell him.

Audio Production Review by T-Beiz
Iyanu(Holy Water) by Iyanya

Colour: Hint of an Upbeat Iyanya's "Up 2 Sumting"
Genre: Afropop
Song structure: Modern
Intro->Verse 1-> Chorus ->Hook->Chorus->Verse 2 ->Hook-> Outro
Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and choruses
Loudness: -10 LUFs
Tempo: 105 bpm

Instrumental

Bass: Simple interludes and weaves of bass lines(delightful)
Percussion: constant , few. sounds of wood,conga, mallets, other percussive variants etc.
Drums: Colourful snare variant using an afrocentric pattern, 16th Hats, constant "Head nodding" basic Kick , well placed rolls and fills.
Keys: Distinct sweet Piano, upper register used mostly, leads the song with a good vamp(afrobeat style)
Organ: Soft
Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places
Synth: Soft and very little
Brass: None
Hint of a guitar variant somewhere
Artificial Sounds, Fx: Hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals, others.
Rising "Swish" sounds(well reverberated to give a surround effect)


Vocal
Main Vocals:
Iyanya's voice, audible and clean

Back up vocals:
Iyanya's spatial backup vocals, well harmonized
hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals( high pitched in some areas)
Adlibs well placed at needed areas


Mix
Compression : Song and instruments appears to have good downward compression
EQ:
0-250 hz : Obvious boost/rise in this area , well controlled
500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area
2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks
5khz- 10Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here
15Khz- 20Khz : Rolled off frequencies
Reverb: Smooth and wide
Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus
Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects , L-R effects felt when "we keep it 100" was said

Mastering
Mastering dynamics : Solid
Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced
Clipping and Distortion: Happy Meters here. They would cry if Gain went up as much as 5db extra

T-beiz , @tbeiz on all platforms
Producer for Dakdak studios

1beat. You are correct. That's the aim; to help everyone see the hardwork in producing music ,and better know how to produce, review and optimize theirs before it hits radio.
Follow me on IG, FB ,and Twitter @tbeiz to keep the conversation going.

Audio Production Review by T-Beiz
YEBA by Kiss Daniel

Colour: Hint of Afrocentric Tunes
Genre: Afropop
Song structure: Modern and slightly irregular
Intro-> Chorus -> Verse -> Pre Chorus -> Chorus -> Riff-> Hook-> Pre-Chorus->Hook-> Chorus-> Outro
Energy: Well Spread and uneven energy(The Chrous is a big rise)
Loudness: -9 LUFs ( Industry Standard)
Tempo: 109 bpm

Instrumental
Bass: Off-beat spatial bass lines(very delightful)
Percussion: constant , few. sounds of conga variants, bottle,crab, other variants etc
Drums: Rhythmic Kick, infused snare, well placed rolls with the Toms.
Keys: Electronic, Distinct sweet, cool melody
Pad: soft
Guitar Variant: Some retro sounding guitar some
Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places
Synth: Soft and very little
Brass: Multiple brass sounds.
Fx/ Artificial Sounds, : Cough sounds, comic sounds(modulated)


Vocal
Main Vocals:
Kiss Daniel's voice: Strong, audible, clean and almost very intoxicating


Backup Voxs
Back up vocals: Kiss Daniel's vocals
Adlibs well placed at needed areas
Sweet harmonies for chorus Back up


Mix
Compression : Well compressed even for individual instruments and vocals
EQ: Interesting EQ spectrum
0-500 hz : Obvious rise/boost due to very rhythmic Kicks and bass, maybe some constructive interference observed
500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area
2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks
5khz- 15Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here, sibilance
controlled
15khz- 20 Khz : All knocked off
Reverb: Smooth
Delay: reeling effect,sweetly heard in parts of the chorus
Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects

Mastering
Mastering dynamics : Solid
Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops well balanced
Clipping and Distortion: Meters are quite happy

T-Beiz, @tbeiz on all platforms
Producer for DakDak Studios

Audio Production Review by T-Beiz @tbeiz
Mama by Tekno ft Wizkid

Colour: Hint of Jaywon's "This Year(Odun yi)" and Wizkid's "Ojuelegba"
Genre: Afrobeat
Song structure: Modern and slightly irregular
Intro->Verse 1-> Hook > Chorus -> Verse 2 ->Chorus 2 -> Verse 3-> Hook-> Chorus->Hook-> Verse -> Chorus
Energy: Well Spread and even energy across verses and Choruses
Loudness: -13 LUFs (I wonder why so low. Some 3db can be gained somewhere)
Tempo: 90 bpm

Instrumental
Bass: Just interludes of bass lines( hint of bass synth, nothing serious but delightful)
Percussion: constant , few. sounds of conga, bottle, etc
Drums: Constant controlling basic Kick , well placed rolls.
Keys: Distinct sweet Piano, leads the song with a good vamp(african style)
Strings: soft, backing the song at the right places
Synth: Soft and very little
Brass: used spatially( seemingly interesting concept for a song that has lines like "blow like trumpet"
Artificial Sounds, Fx: Rising sounds( well reverbed to give a surround effect) , hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals, others


Vocal
Main Vocals:
Tekno's voice, audible and clean
Wizkid's vocals, audible and clean

Backup Vox's
Back up vocals: Call and response style for the Chorus
hint of modulated, processed,sliced vocals( high pitched in some areas)
Adlibs well placed at needed areas
Sweet harmonies included


Mix
Compression : Song and instruments appears slightly compressed having some headroom
EQ:
0-500 hz : Not so many heavy bass instruments here. Little conflict between the kick and bass. Punchy rise in some areas ( especially when the kick and bass come in)
500hz- 2khz : Quite a number of mid instruments. Normal peaks within this area
2khz -5 Khz : Well filtered peaks
5khz- 20Khz: Tapered off high frequencies here
Reverb: Smooth
Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus
Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects

Mastering
Mastering dynamics : Solid
Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops fairly balanced
Clipping and Distortion: Not even close , some 3db can be gained somewhere

*Wish some sweet flute was lightly added

T-Beiz @tbeiz on all platforms
Producer for @dakdakstudios

Song Production Soft Review by T-Beiz @tbeiz
FIA by Davido prod. by Fresh

Colour:Hint of Runtown's "Mad over you" and Davido's "IF"
Genre: Afropop
Song structure: Modern and slightly irregular
Intro->Verse 1-> Pre-Chorus > Chorus -> Post Chorus->Verse 2 ->Pre-Chorus -> Chorus ->Post Chorus -> Pre Chorus-> Chorus->end
Energy: Rising energy, generally stable
Loudness: -7 LUFs
Tempo: 107 bpm

Instrumental
Bass: simple and precise leading bass line
Percussion: well distributed
Drums: Solid with good rolls, crash intervals,etc.
Keys/Strings: Core
Woodwind: used spatially
Synth:slightly and appregiated
Artificial Sounds, Fx: Rising sounds, hint of whistle, others


Vocal
Main Vocal: Davido's voice, audible and clear

Backup Vox's
Back up vocals: Spread pieces and modulated forms of Davido's vocals


Mix
Compression : Song appears well compressed having even volume peaks spread
EQ:
0-150hz :Obvious rise between in certain parts of the song
500hz- 2khz : Normal peaks within this area
2khz - 20Khz : Well filtered peaks and rounded off close to the higher frequencies
Reverb: Smooth
Delay: reeling effect , sweetly heard in parts of the chorus
Stereo/Pan effects : Good balance of stereo effects

Mastering
Mastering dynamics : Solid
Multiband dynamics : Bass , Mids , Tops balanced all round
Clipping and Distortion: Meters are smiling here.

T-Beiz @tbeiz on all platforms
Producer for DakDak Studios

Interested. e-mail: tope.ajasa@gmail.com

Arsasee:


He Goat, go and deal with Boko haram killing innocent people gruesomely which of course is a terrorist organisation. Kindly re-examine yourself if you are normal calling Ipob terrorist. The UN clearly support self determination of any group peacefully by referendum which is what Ipob is asking for. Unity is not by force, besides go check out buhari's video speech supporting the actualization of the Palestinian state. Now tell me how is the wicked hypocrite. Don't be a foolish!!!

Beeman1 and Arsasee, you can state your opinions without insulting anyone. And Arsasee ,I sympathize with you. Unfortunately , Kanu doesn't need to incite the IPOB public. What's the BNG(Biafra National Guard) about? Organizations like that are not entirely allowed by any government parastal anywhere in the world.

adexuxin:
This young Igbo boys on Nairaland don't know anything. Walahi.
This Biafra casala that you people are agitating for will only put you people in more problems dont you people think at all. You are only thinking with an "Hausa" factor cap blocking your brains. The Southeast can barely put it allocation to good use, yet you want secession. Anyway at least when all ibo shops are locked down and ibo civil servant sent back to east, we the rest of nigeria will ENZOY. Ope.. Ooooo

Well spolken, they are young and are not ready to learn from history.

WoW!!...just too bad.

PMPhoenix:
It's a women's rest room, but the only woman there still has her knife on her table, and it's obvious the murder weapon is a knife.

That leaves 1, 2 and 4.

2 clearly has his knife on his table.

I can't really tell if 1 has his knife because his back is in my line of sight to where his knife should be.

4 though, no knife, his shirt is improperly tucked probably as a result of a struggle and a rushed dress up to leave the rest room, red shirt possibly to conceal blood stains, and his table is the only one with just a seat not to mention that it's questionably close to the toilet door.

70% 4, 30% 1.

My thoughts exactly. I also think he has a scratch on his neck, probably from the struggle as well.

Hi peeps, passed through Oshodi this morning.
Heard the state government had most of the shops demolished and the traders relocated to Bolade.
Manage to get some pix.

I work with a Telco and would like to explain a few things about the endless marketing SMS and calls you keep getting on your phones.

Intelligent network, simply referred to as IN is the icing on the cake of every basic telecomms network.
It's the system or group of systems responsible for charging, rating, billing your voice calls, data ,SMS and content.
It consists of various servers and storage systems that are well planned and designed to be redundant, very efficient and work at light speed, hence the Intelligence.

Simple places or ways you notice IN at work on your cellphone are :
1.Checking/Recharging your account balance via USSD(Unstructured Supplementary Service Data)eg *779#, *456#..etc.
2.Billing(Postpaid or prepaid) for voice,sms and data.
3.VAS- Value added Services eg.CRBT( Caller Ring Back Tone), Borrowing airtime,Health Tips and other beneficial SMS
4.Bonuses and Plans

Now, to the part that cause some restlessness and sleepless nights for Nigerians.

VAS
As mentioned earlier, Value added services (VAS), contributes a large chunk to the pockets of most Telcos.
These are the services that would likely flood your cellphones with hundreds of SMSs and even call you countless times trying to get your purchasing power.
You see, these services are not generated by the the Telcos themselves but by hundreds of third party agents(3PPs) whose names I am not permitted to mention.

They are companies from differnet parts of world supplying services through different telcos( MTN ,Airtel, Etisalat), but they do it the approval of the Telcos.
Short codes are used for these services eg. 5382(MISS U) , 4200(BBC News),5852 ( Fitness Tips) , 10938 , 38265( Home Care Tips), Isaiah4vs19 etc.
Same goes for phones calls recieved for telemarketing.They all ride on the Intellignet Network.

Other Domains like PS/CS CORE, MPBN ,IT are sometimes involved in the approval/development of these services.

So,when next you see an SMS or phone call that's from your Telco that's marketing or VAS related , know in your mind that it may not be them directly.

There's so much more but I'll stop here.

Feel free to ask your questions.

Enjoy.

delishpot:
Hiaaanñ! If land lord no close am, cant tennants come together and close it?
Now a child is d3ad and they are crying ba?

My point exactly !! We always like never accept even the littlest of responsibilities. Always shifting blame .How much would it have costed to buy some bricks or better still a wooden platform?

HungerBAD:
In the entirety of your story, not once was the word LOVE used. You never loved him, but AGE was on your side and that is the only reason you got married.

I feel no pity for you.

As in , you just nailed it. How did you figure that out?...Amazing!!!!

Velocitron:
Self-righteousness will not kill you people

As in.. I tire ooo. Why should this even be a question in the first place?

If possible sef, I will have nice sex in church before or after service . my wife na my wife!!

styles2009:
Hello everyone,
A company that want to make sales and keep the customer coming back for more would be close to it's old,new and future customers.

Jumia and Konga are reading this Nairaland post about their services but are not sending their respective representative here to defend their services.

Please agree with me: Any of both companies that respond here within the next 48hrs would be rewarded as customers would take them more seriously.
Let's see,if they act or as usual ignore this post.

KLM is using their social media marketing to generate millions yearly.

You have a point.

Lagusta:




So that means I really dulled myself!!!!

Even thought you had facts.....How in the world do people open their mouths and talk without facts?

rhema4u:
Okay.

Where in the world did you get the picture from.

I would like to begin by saying: 'If there's anyone you should compete with, it should be yourself'.

Back to the topic. I've noticed so many things over the course of the years , and it's the fact that life seems to be a competition. There's always this struggle for who's better and who's comes first. I see it in families, amongst peers, schoolmates, even husband and wife(haba!).

On Nairaland here, people seem so excited when their posts/topics hit front page(sometimes seeing it as one explosive achievement). I congratulate you however. This is just an inherent competitive nature. Oya post your comment naa, you see things like 'first to comment', 'sapce booked' e.t.c. I still congratulate however. Seun has a prize for y'all.

I'm not here to bash anybody or talk down anybody, all I'm saying is make a mental note of why you do the things you do. My first ever topic here hit the front page and I didn't flinch, well maybe a little surprised. I only wanted to educate people.

This competitive nature does more harm than good(if healthy, I recommend, and that's why we have Champions league, World Cup, and other sports).

So in summary,see some results of unhealthy and unnecessary competition below:

In families - sibling rivalry, divorce ultimately between parents, envy (especially in polygamous homes)
At work place- backstabbing , politics of the highest order, falsifying documents ,evil schemes e.t.c
In the church/ religious institution (this one is unbelievable- eleyi gidi gan) - pastors/leaders losing focus , misuse/abuse of authority ,e.t.c
At school- making enemies where you could have made friends for life, joining cults , wrong association, envy
In your neighbourhood- you know how this one pans out. BEEF!!!

Hope you get the drift of this write-up.


So I end with 'Be the best you can be , not because someone set a limit, but because you know you are powerful beyond measure'.

I have a song this too .... "Ki lan baka " by T-beiz - http://www.reverbnation.com/tbeiz/song/21698900-ki-lan-baka and "Kilanbaka remix ft Wallz" : http://www.reverbnation.com/tbeiz/song/21697474-kilanbaka_remix_ft_wallz


And I'm out.
Peace

MONEY SPEAKING!!!!

Personally, I think Lagos is expensive. If you consider the average income of people to the standard of living,you would agree with me.
In some other states ,minimum wage can still hold up but not in Lagos.
You need an average of N40,000 to N80,000 to really live in Lasgidi.
*Heavy Sigh*

Mehn!!!Bros Farouk ,na wa ooo.

You no even send the Judge talkless of judgement.

I HAIL!!!

ACCOUNTABILITY

When a thief watches a thief , let's see who will steal.

Right from time,I Never trusted these P-square guys...almost gave them my song o...MayD take heart.

[quote author=monami2abd]

U see monami, At this stage things are no longer the same.

To sit down and talk is to pull words out of an emotional woman. Let me ask u, do u think she can look at her husband eye-to-eye now?

Or Don't you think she has plot his death over and over again in ahead?

I am speaking form experience, she may or may not have to accept the child.

The choice lies not only in her hands but in the hands of the husband and the maid.

From the tone of the husband he sounds proud of what he has done so I think he would like to keep the baby. But if he says the girl must stay, wify is relegated straight!!!