Hip Hop Forum

Alright guys,

First off, I would like to really thank all you guys for the tips you have been giving me.

I have always know from the beginning that compression was important in hip hop vocals, I just never knew when you were suppose to apply the compression in the mastering process.

Well thankfully, a fellow member on soundcloud took a minute to respond to my message after he left a comment on my latest song about adding some compressiong and explained it to me.

I think the difference is night and day, and you can hear my vocals a whole lot clearer.

Let me know what you guys think, i am still messing around with threshold.

http://soundcloud.com/elmodoesit/elmo-m ... -freestyle

Also, I lowered my delay from 0.03 to 0.02 seconds, I am not sure if I should go lower.

this is decent,that's just about it. wasnt feeling how the flow was getting repetitive. what did you record with and mix with? it sounds a little off and autotune like lol

The voice is coming in, the compression helps a lot, I'd like to hear that Crazy Love song with the compression. Keep that shit banging.

different style, good!

it's still hard to understand what you're saying cause your vocals are lower than the snare

Most Interesting Man wrote:The voice is coming in, the compression helps a lot, I'd like to hear that Crazy Love song with the compression. Keep that shit banging.

Peep my crazy love thread, I just did a remastered version, I think it's ten times better.

http://soundcloud.com/elmodoesit/elmo-crazy-love

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The Hand of God wrote:it's still hard to understand what you're saying cause your vocals are lower than the snare

Tell me how this sounds, remastered.

http://soundcloud.com/elmodoesit/elmo-m ... -freestyle

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can you at least leave feedback on my track?