i can make the beats for you, if you want

How do you write without a beat? Do you find that more difficult? Seriously asking. Thanks -Dru Jams

@@dewblodgett6446 it's actually easier for me without a beat. I think starting with poems helped me cause I learnt to be able to write rhymes easily and keep the lyrics the same measure. After you have these on point, just get wild with what you're doing. The structure is not supposed to be this thing that's always perfect. So my advice is to write the lyrics as chaotic as you please, just the way you like to express yourself (as clear and as well as you can) then work with an instrumental around them

I try to visualize the beat in my head and I usually sample my beats not all though

@@CQBEATSSS Hey you got a web link or something?

yeah, i could relate to that so much. find a specific sound is really a hard task tbh.

Where can I peep your music?

Supreme Vision glad I can help! Let me know if you have any more questions.

Absolutely!!

how did you get the music note next to your name

@@RedRainCREW i release on all platforms and the label i have noticed the youtube channel and my channel was switch from a normal one to like an artist official channel or sum

@@walkman2112 oh sweet

Keep exploring youtube for suggestions on recording. A lot of times a simple video can help so much in grasping a concept quickly that may have seemed hard to learn by yourself. In addition to that just write/ record as much as you can and you'll start to figure out what sound good and what doesn't work. Good luck!

Levi Tucker thanks for watching!

No problem! thanks for watching

Constantine you are very welcome!

Thanks a lot! I appreciate all the positive feedback! I’ll do my best to release more content

I appreciate the feedback. If I can get focussed on releasing videos Id love to discuss Vocals!

I highly recommend studio musicians. Especially drummers. Percussion is one of those things that should be done professionally if you want a great sounding record. As far as drum software, Ez Drummer, Superior Drummer, SSD5 are all great, and if you put some time into learning them can get some good sounding stuff. sorry for the delayed response. let me know if u have any other questions

rick flippin much appreciated!!!

The first few times I went to the studio I was shitting bricks. Something about going into a professional atmosphere with people who have a lot of experience can be intimidating. But, theres nothing to stress about. Anyone who works in a studio has most likely worked with people of all skill levels, and there is never any judgement. Ive also found that some of the musicians I worked with that have the most accomplishments are actually the nicest! Don't put too much pressure on yourself, and just enjoy the process.

@@TheRyneee thank you for the beautiful words of encouragement. .

There isn't any companies you're required to work with. I would however recommend copyrighting all of your music before you release it to protect your songs. Also, you probably want to make an account with someone like CD Baby or Distro Kid. They act as a "middle man" for getting your music on Spotify, Apple Music etc. As far as production, find a producer you know/trust or dedicate a lot of time to learning the art of music production. good luck!

@@TheRyneee Tysm!

DailyGinger how do u copyright ur songs ? And could I still copyright them if I payed to use a beat?

You can dont worry

Don’t ever limit yourself, Just do it ✔️

Thank you so much!

@@TheRyneee Can I be your friend?

You were not asking me, but I realised no one answered yet😅. Yes, it is possible. Try to find a sweet spot in your room, you can try a closet full of clothes, place your microphone there. You need to try your best to have cleaner/best recordings, that will simplify the mixing engineer's job, hence gives you a good product at the end. Tips: 1. Use a pop filter 2. Mind the distance between the vocalist and the microphone (it does affect the sound of the recorded vocals) 3. If you'll be recording guitars try to avoid pointing the mic directly to the sound hole, it might result in boomy recording. Hope you find something useful from the essay 😂😂. Happy recording, stay blessed 😃✌🏿

Hey! You can for sure record quality music with a very low cost/ small setup. Big studios aren't a necessity as much as they used to be (depending on the music). If you're recording a full choir than yes a big studio would be pretty important, but as a singer songwriter a home study should get most of the work done. My main suggestion is spend hours watching videos on home recording and how to make mixes/ recordings sound pro. Good luck!

What part of the songs did u write so far? Music and lyrics?

@@TheRyneee just the lyrics, i get inspired and start writing

I write, find beats and rework the structure of the wording to the melody. Sometimes I take away a few words or add some.

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Research venues in your area. If you are just starting out start small (local clubs, restaurants that have live music etc). Once you’ve googled and found a collection of possible venues start contacting them. Any place that is open for aspiring musicians to perform will have contact info (usually email). They may ask for a recording of you. Where I live there is a lot or local coffee shops that have music nights every week. Not sure if rapping is good for a coffee shop atmosphere, but I’m sure with some research you can find the equivalent that will fit your genre. Best of luck!

DailyGinger thank you so much

Find open mic nights in your area. Lots of great rappers started that way (MF DOOM, Eminem, etc)