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In this episode of LIFE IN SOUND, I interview New York based producer and sample maker JBento on his recent Latin Billboard #1 placement with Anuel AA on the song "1942", getting connected with Internet Money and The Rucker Collective, and finding the balance within chasing your passions and having a career outside of music.

Follow Kid Capone:
https://www.kidcapone.com/
  / iamkidcapone  

Follow JBento:
  / jbentosounds  

Follow The Rucker Collective:
  / theruckercollective  
https://ruckercollective.com/

0:46 Latin Billboard #1 with Anuel AA.
3:04 Find producers you genuinely enjoy working with.
4:14 Connecting with Motif Alumni and The Rucker Collective.
8:46 Daily Routine and making time for music creation.
10:00 Taking action to bring out inspiration.
11:43 Relationship with music now vs. when you were younger.
14:32 From the moment inspiration strikes, how long does it take to have a finished sample?
15:54 Switching up the flow to stay inspired creatively.
17:36 “Bounce Check” and creating your own percussion loops.
19:30 Getting introduced to music production.
20:56 Pandemic allowing endless time for creating music.
22:04 Sample making bringing back the emphasis on live musicianship.
23:22 Cultivating a “signature sound.”
25:02 Breaking the key when writing chord progressions.
29:58 Being more active with personal branding on Social Media.
35:17 Where the name “JBento” came from.

FOR THE NERDS:
39:32 What plugins do you use the most?
47:24 Training your ears and your eyes to EQ and mix.
50:19 What are your most regularly used instruments/gear?
53:12 Creating your own synth patches.
54:05 When do you have the most fun when you’re creating?
56:02 What are the most underrated or slept-on plugins?
59:28 What is some “secret sauce” you wish you knew earlier when you started making samples?

FINAL FIVE:
1:03:35 What is the WORST advice you’ve ever received?
1:06:19 What is the BEST advice you’ve ever received?
1:08:01 What is something you wish more people did in their music?
1:10:01 Where do you see music going in the next 5 years?
1:11:35 What is the BEST way for a sample maker to improve their samples?