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RapEngineer

- So you've bought a ton of professional music equipment and made a bunch of music, but it keeps coming off as sounding "amateurish" no matter what you do. You know that you're much better than these bubble-gum music clowns, but your music doesn't prove it. You feel inadequate to other music professionals, so much so that you think of quitting often. You know they have some type of edge, but you just can't seem to figure it out. Honestly, the only thing separating you from these so-called "pros" is that the either they know how to mix and master their music well or they give it to somebody who does. For example all this "loudness" you try your best to attain is just basic finalizing and limiting that major music labels have taken to an extreme nth power. another example is your instruments are sounding muddy in your mixes or your vocals don't sound as "isolated" from the instrumental as the pros. A quick brush-up with this book should cure you.

This "home sound engineer" book is specialized for hip hop only, meaning it addresses the needs of hip hop rappers, singers and beatmakers with precise settings you should use. None of that vague "roll off the bottom, raise the mids" garbage that advanced hiphop producers or some rap forum "groupie" will tell you. (Hint: they keep the good stuff for themselves, they figure in their selfish minds "Why give someone else my edge I worked so hard to get? Especially this newbie."). Once you learn how to mix and master your own music you will instantly sound thousands of times more professional taking your music career much further than before. - www.RapManual.com

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Hip Hop Mixing Tips


Too Loud Monitoring

- Don't monitor and listen to your mixes too loudly. The consumer is unlikely to listen to it at such high levels.


EQ Fix

- If possible, fix problems with an EQ cut instead of a boost


Rest Ears

- Rest your ears. Come back with fresh ears after a long break to listen to your mix.


Non Compete

- Try not to let too many instruments compete for the same frequencies


Don't Look

- Try not to look at the mix while listening back if you are software based. Close your eyes to hear who the mix sounds will cure you from this "visual bias".

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