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I’m recording a rap, but is there a way to splice together only the best parts of multiple takes?

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Yes, there is. It’s called comping. It involves cutting out the best parts of each recorded take, using crossfading and equalization to connect them together so that they sound natural, adjusting the volume balance, and adding effects to refine the overall sound.

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Genx

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Genx

Born in 1982 in Japan, he is a Japanese beatmaker and music producer who produces experimental hiphop beats. He is the owner of Genx Records. Because he grew up internationally, he understands English. His hobbies are muscle training, artwork creation, website customization, and web3. He also loves Korea.

Website: genxrecords.xyz

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