Mastering a Rap Song: A Simple Guide

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  1. Prepare Your Mix
    Balance levels, use EQ and compression, and leave -6dB to -3dB headroom.
  2. Select Tools
    Use EQ (balance), compression (dynamics), limiter (loudness), stereo widener (space), and harmonic enhancers (warmth).
  3. Set Up Chain
    Typical order: EQ → Compression → Stereo Widener → Harmonic Enhancer → Limiter.
  4. Apply Tools
    Adjust frequencies, dynamics, width, and harmonics carefully. Avoid overprocessing.
  5. A/B Test
    Compare original and mastered versions for clarity, dynamics, and balance.
  6. Export
    Save as a 16-bit, 44.1kHz WAV with metadata.

Conclusion
Mastering adds polish to your track. Refine through testing for pro results.

Genx

About The Author

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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