Metro-Boomin-
Metro-Boomin Formely known as Layland Wayne is currently one of HipHop/Trap's most influenetial and iconic Producers.
Today I'm going to be conducting some research into MetroBoomin and his production techniques. what separates MetroBoomin from other producers is his ability to not only produce intricate and complex tracks, but to adapt to the artist which he's producing for.
Usually a producer would have a certain sound but metro is flexible enough to implicate his sound in the style of a specific artist. This flexibility and versatility as a producer is what has allowed him to quickly and effectively take over the Atlanta trap scene and made his name synonymous in modern hip hop production today.
Wayne started producing music at age 13(he's 21 now) on FruityLoopsStudio. He initially started out as an artist but then fell in love with the production side of music. His first serious project consisted of working with "Bricksquad Monopoly" rapper Tay Don. This then led him to collaborate with "Bricksquad" label artists such as "OJ Da Juiceman", "Gucci Mane", and eventually his frequent collaborator "Future" who Wayne still works with closely till this day.
Wayne has become so successful that revealing his techniques could potentially jeopardise his career, this could happen becaue everybody would then be able to reproduce his sound and he would no longer be significant. As a result i will start conducting research in order to discest and try and produce a similar sound with my sound incrporated as a result. I am going to conduct an interview. I will be asking some experts for their opinions on some of metro's most significant tracks and see if they can break down any of his production techniques. The Experts are music Teachers who are also producers and engineer's from my college. The people who I will be interviewing are
I found the agents emails of the various modern producers of which im researching and have sent them an email howver i have not heard back from them so i have decided to conduct this interview instead.
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