Rap/Vocals

Watch Your Levels: Keep your recording levels below 0 dBFS—aim for peaks around -6 dB to -3 dB.Set Gain Properly: Start ...

1. Make Vocals Clear and UpfrontClean up background noise.Use EQ to cut muddiness and boost presence (around 2-5 kHz).Co...

To make a catchy rap hook:Focus on the main idea of your song—sum it up in one short, memorable phrase.Keep it simple an...

Creating a rap album as an independent artist requires resourcefulness, creativity, and strategic planning. Here’s a gui...

Here's the process for recording layered vocals (a "double" or "overdub") for your rap track:Record the Main Vocal: Lay ...

1. Commonly Used Vocal EffectsReverb: Adds depth and a sense of space to the voice.Delay: Creates echo effects, enhancin...

TempoMid-Tempo (85–95 BPM): Perfect for beginners, easy to handle.Slow (65–75 BPM): Gives more space to practice and del...

1. Adjust the BPM (Tempo)Match the tempo to your comfort zone (typically 80–100 BPM is standard).If it's too fast → Simp...