Great job on the track bro..the melody that you created over the track is excellent, yea, you rocked that beat, and turned something simple into something special..that alone gives you a heads up on alot of folks I have heard. Good work bro.
First off, good job on the song, it sounds good. As far as delivery goes some things that help with delivering vocals:
1. Memorize lyrics before recording
2. Rapping is a type of sport, do facial stretches to warm up.
3. It should sound like you trying to have a convo with someone a block away when you spit (loud voice).
Lol facial stretches will be a first, but I need to get better so I'll try it out. I think I just saw a track you posted in the related section, I will take a listen and provide some feedback soon.
So, generally I'm not in to rap all that much (I'm old), but I did like this track a lot. You've got a good voice and I particularly liked the sections where you were singing. I think that you could improve the track a lot by re-working the mix. It sounds a bit muddy in parts, especially where you have the auto-tuned vocals. Too much mid-range I think. The clarity of the rap sections was much better. The vocals stood out distinctly in the mix. I was taught that each instrument in the track needed to be set in its own area of the frequency spectrum. If you've boosted the mid range frequencies of the auto-tuned vocals, I'd roll that back in your equalizer and see how it works in the mix. If it's in the original audio file for the vocals, then cut the bass and mid-range and see how that sounds.
I'd just play around with the mix to see if you can get each element of the track to stand out clearly on its own. It's good and you should definitely keep at it.
Lol, thanks. You're right, the most basic thing I've learned so far is setting the priority to getting a good take because you can only do so much mixing. So I'm thinking of re-reecording just so that I have a much better starting point. I will take note of the hook especially and try to clean it up more. I actually thought the verse sounded a bit muffled but I thought it came out cleaner sounding than the hook.
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great vocals!
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Well done.
Jamid
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1. Memorize lyrics before recording
2. Rapping is a type of sport, do facial stretches to warm up.
3. It should sound like you trying to have a convo with someone a block away when you spit (loud voice).
Peace man, good luck to you.
Thanks.
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I'd just play around with the mix to see if you can get each element of the track to stand out clearly on its own. It's good and you should definitely keep at it.
Thanks for the comment,much appreciated.
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keep workin man i fuck with the vibe mixin only thin that i think u not on same level as
you got a dope style keep it up man
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