Vocal

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In beatmaking, “vocal” refers to the vocal elements or tracks that are incorporated into a beat or instrumental. These can include a variety of vocal sounds and techniques, such as:

  1. Lead Vocals: The main vocal track, which typically carries the melody and lyrics of a song.
  2. Background Vocals: Harmonies or additional vocal layers that support the lead vocals and add depth to the track.
  3. Vocal Samples: Snippets of recorded vocals that are often used creatively in beats. These can be chopped, looped, or manipulated to fit the rhythm and mood of the instrumental.
  4. Ad-libs: Short vocal phrases or sounds added for emphasis or to enhance the energy of a track.
  5. Vocal Effects: Techniques such as reverb, delay, pitch shifting, and auto-tune applied to vocals to create a specific sound or atmosphere.

Incorporating vocals into beatmaking can add emotion, texture, and a human element to the music, making it more engaging and dynamic.

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Born in 1982 in Japan, he is a Japanese beatmaker and music producer who produces hiphop and rap beats, and is the owner of Genx Records. He also researches AI beat creation and web marketing strategies for small businesses through Indie music activities and personal blogs. Because he grew up internationally, he understands English. His hobbies are muscle training, artwork creation, WordPress customization, web3, NFT. He also loves Korea.

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