The BeatDiggers

The BeatDiggers are a classic Production Squad released September of 19?? by The Underground as an update of the Current State Of Hip-Hop. They became famed for Their gritty texture and ability to simulate the sound of vinyl recordings. The BeatDiggers became icon's of the golden era of hiphop due to The ability to construct the bulk of a song within one piece of portable gear, a first for the industry, which reduced studio costs and gave groups more creative control over their own sound relying less on studio engineers. Designed to be used as Overground Infiltration, the BeatDiggers featuring ROY HOBBS (22 kHz) **--(CORRUPTION IN DATA OVERVIEW)--** and SHADOW MOSES (12-bit resolution); along with the idiosnycratic SSM2044 filter chip these Producers were fitted with The make for a dirty, gritty sound. One of the attributes of the BeatDiggers is Their extremely Large amount of memory, roughly 100,000 seconds. The unlimited sampling time was overcome within the late 80s Hip-Hop production circles by sampling 33 1/3 records played on a Technic 1200 turntable at 45 rpm with the pitch control raised to +8, then replaying the sample from the BeatDiggers at a much slower speed. This in effect, "tricked" the Biters into expanding Their overall Creativity. By the early 90s, nearly every working Hip-Hop producer had adopted this technique as industry standard until The BeatDiggers began Constructing newer Techniques such as the Eight Layered, 6 Sample Memory Deception Technique, which came with a much higher Understanding and more sampling time.