Saturday, September 1, 2012

Want to Learn to Rap? - Follow These 6 Simple Steps

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As a hip-hop producer I am around a lot of rappers. I am constantly working with artist that eat, sleep and breathe rap. This is one of the main reasons that I feel qualified to help those that are wanting to learn how to rap and do it well. You should definitely know that learning how to rap can be done but it will take some work especially if you are a complete newbie, but there's no need to worry it is very doable. In this article I will give you some easy to follow steps that can be used to get you rapping in a fairly short period of time.

Want to Learn to Rap? - Follow These 6 Simple Steps

There is a lot of information that is out there when it comes to learning how to rap, but if you start by focusing on the steps listed below you should be just fine. So here are six steps that you can use starting today.

Take Learning How To Rap Serious - One of the biggest reasons that I find that people fail at learning how to rap is because they do not take it serious. If you are not serious you will definitely not succeed with rapping or with anything for that matter. You must approach this with some sort of passion or you will get no where in a hurry. You should be willing to dedicate some time to learning and perfecting this craft. Once you have that you will be ready to learn to rap.

Listen To All Kinds Of Rappers - I say this because your average rap fan only listens to those rappers that they like, but when it comes to learning how to rap listening to all types of rappers will make it easier for you to learn. Why you ask? Well, listening to a variety of artist will allow you to evaluate and implement  some of their qualities that will help you to become the ultimate rhyme spitter and performer.

Read A Ton - This is definitely one of the most effective but underrated pieces of advice that I can give on this subject. Reading is a great way to open up your mind and keep the creative juices flowing. I know you may already have some favorite magazine that you may read on a regular basis but when I say read a lot I mean read a lot of different things. I'm talking everything from newspapers to long novels. Read it all. Trust me it helps a lot.

Start Writing Short Rhymes - At this point you are serious about wanting to learn to rap, you have studied other rappers and you have been reading a lot. Now it's time to start writing some rhymes. I didn't say songs I said rhymes. Start writing 8-10 line rhymes about anything. Do not try to rap them yet just write them down. After you have a couple written start to memorize them. Just get these rhymes in your head.

Rap Over A Instrumental - Get you a instrumental from somewhere. You can find tons of them all over the web. Once you have some pick one that you like and spit one of your  short written raps that you should have in your head. Now put a couple of your written raps together and really try to stay on beat with the instrumental. Now just repeat this step with the ones above and do it again and again. You will notice that your rhymes will come easier and your creativity will be greatly expanded.

Practice, Practice, Practice - Yes, there is more to learning how to rap then what is listed here but the steps that are listed in this articles are applied you will definitely be getting off on the right foot. Just make some time everyday to work on your rapping. You know what they say, "practice makes perfect".


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Are You Really a Hip Hop Producer (Part 1)?

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It's funny these days when I go on the Internet. Since I am a producer and a fan of hip hop, I am always searching for hip hop producers that are putting out new and different tracks. I guess I get tired of listening to same kind of beats and instrumentals all of the time. Lex Luger and Drumma Boy get copied so much that it's ridiculous.

Are You Really a Hip Hop Producer (Part 1)?

With so many beat selling sites out there that sell instrumentals to the general public, there is mass confusion on what an actual producer is. Some producers don't know themselves, even though they throw out that title all of the time.

It makes me wonder if they really know the difference between a beatmaker and a hip hop producer.

Now this issue isn't contained only to hip hop, but other genres of music (R&B, Dance, Pop) have the same issue within the music production community.

But I am going to talk to the hip hop producers today.

Signs that Your Are a Hip Hop Producer

You understand the concept of mixing a track

If you listen to beats online regularly, chances are that you have heard beats that you want to fix in your mind. You start saying "I wish that clap wasn't so loud" or "You can barely hear that kick". This means that the person that made the track doesn't know how to mix or doesn't particularly care.

It seems that making beats is such an assembly line process that people pump out beats and instrumentals at record pace. They think that getting 50-60 beats up on their website should take priority over producing 10-15 quality tracks.

The fact that you are taking the time to properly adjust levels, apply eq/compression and listen to the mix is a sign that you are a hip hop producer.

Your Best Beats Fit the Artists

It amazes me to hear beats that seem to be made for other hip hop producers and not for artists. The only reason that hip hop production exists is to provide the framework for a song. If your song is too busy or is difficult to rap/sing on, it's just another beat.

I know that some producers participate in beat battles, but don't try to sell your battle beats to artists. It will only make you look bad to hear someone struggling on top of your track.


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Friday, August 31, 2012

Online Software to Make Rap Beats - What Are the Advantages?

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If you are really serious about software to make rap beats then you should consider buyer software that will work easily from a laptop or desktop without requiring that you have a full understanding of how particular instruments work. Some software on the market these days are so complex that is seems you need to be trained at NASA in order to use them. Fortunately, there is software available today that simplifies the whole process of creating your own music or rap beats.

Online Software to Make Rap Beats - What Are the Advantages?

Apart from software to make rap beats that you can buy in the shops or download on to your computer, there is also online software available today that makes it far easier and quicker to get started. The advantages of online software is:

  1. Its all set up and ready to go. You don't have to install or configure anything.
  2. You don't have to worry about getting any updates as these are handled automatically for you.
  3. You will have instant access to help & support as well as tutorials that will enable you to become an expert at using the software.
  4. If you are away from home or on vacation and you have left your laptop behind, then all you need is to use another computer with internet access and your good to go.
  5. You don't have to worry about accidentally deleting the software on your computer or even if it crashes and you lose all your data. When you get things back up and running again, just log in online and get back to creating those awesome rap beats.


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Beastie Boys Biography and Top 10 Songs

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One of my first memories of hip-hop and rap was the Beastie Boys song "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)" on the radio while I was still at school. I remember saving all my money just to buy the album Licensed To Ill and I now rate it one of my top 50 albums of all time. At the time I was listening to a lot of chart music and "oldies" but the Beastie Boys helped to change my musical tastes and now hip-hop and rap is probably my favourite genre.

Beastie Boys Biography and Top 10 Songs

The Beastie Boys originated in New York, USA and consisted of Michael Diamond (Mike D), Adam Yauch (MCA), John Berry and Kate Schellenbach. There have been many contributors since then, the most popular being Adam Horovitz (Ad-Rock), Michael Schwartz (Mix Master Mike), and Wendell Fite (DJ Hurricane). The name Beastie was thought to stand for "Boys Entering Anarchistic States Towards Internal Excellence" but in a report with Mike D he said that this happened after they had come up with the name. In the early days the group were support acts for bands like The Misfits, Reagan Youth, Bas Brains and The Dead Kennedys.

In 1983 John Berry left and was replaced by Ad-Rock, soon after the Beastie Boys signed to Def Jam and released the EP Rock Hard in 1984. Not long after Kelly left the band and it is said that it was a result of their manager thinking she didn't fit the bands rap image. In 1985 the Beastie Boys opened for Public Image Ltd. (Johnny Rotten from the Sex Pistols new band),they also supported Madonna on her "Virgin" tour and on the Raising Hell tour with Run DMC.

The debut album Licensed To Ill was released in 1986 and is reported as the best selling Rap album of the 1980's and the first Rap album to goto #1 on the Billboard album chart. The album stayed at the top of the chart for five weeks and sold over 5 million copies. Paul's Boutique was released in 1989 after they signed with Capitol Records and is considered a landmark for hip-hop recordings due to its use of multi-layering and sampling techniques. Rolling Stone Magazine described the album as "the Pet Sounds/Dark Side of the Moon of hip hop." and it went on to sell over a million copies.

Check Your Head was released in 1992 after yet another change in label to Grand Royal Records (their own label) and the band played all the instruments themselves. The album went double platinum in the US. It is said in the Oxford English Dictionary that the Beastie Boys created the haircut term called the Mullet in the song Mullet Head in 1994.

When Ill Communication was released in 1994 it went straight into the US chart at #1, soon after, the Beastie Boys headlined at Lollapalooza (an American music festival) alongside The Smashing Pumpkins. They also went on a tour to raise awareness for The Milarepa Fund which deal with Tibetan human rights and Adam Yauch organised the Tibetan Freedom Concert which saw over 100,000 people through the gates of Golden Gate Park in San Francisco in 1996.

Aglio e Olio was released in 1995 and resembled a more punk style than that usually associated with their Rap style. The In Sound From Way Out! was released in 1996 and was an instrumental album consisting of jazz/funk beats.

Hello Nasty saw a new shift in the Beastie Boys music when DJ Hurricane was replaced by Mix Master Mike. The album was released in 1998 and went straight into the US chart at #1 and sold over 690,000 sales in the first week alone. The album also went into the #1 slot in UK, Australia, Germany, The Netherlands, New Zealand, and Sweden.

When To The 5 Boroughs was released in 2004 it was the first of their albums to be completely produced by themselves and reached #1 in the US chart and the single "Ch-Check It Out" was #2 on the world internet download chart. There was some controversy when the album was released as some people claimed the CD installed spyware when played on a PC but these allegations were settled as it was only copy protection software which only appeared on European copies.

Beastie Boys released The Mix Up in 2007 and prior to its release some tracks were leaked onto the internet and it was thought that the album would be purely instrumental but when the album was actually released it was soon discovered that it was just a myth.

The Beastie Boys are currently producing a new album.

My Top 10 Beastie Boys Songs are:

01. Girls

02. Brass Monkey

03. Pass The Mic

04. Time To Get Ill

05. Three MC's and One DJ

06. Body Movin'

07. (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)

08. Intergalactic

09. Car Thief

10. Skills To Pay The Bills


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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Beat Maker Software - More Than Just Beats

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The majority of people do use beat maker software on their desktop or laptop just to make some great beats for mostly rap and hip-hop music, but there is so much more that you can do with it. Yes, there are a few people making drum backing tracks so that they can use them to play over at various different instruments. But were you aware that you can create complete musical masterpieces?

Beat Maker Software - More Than Just Beats

Many of the good programs that are available online can be put to a lot more use than what you first think. When you see the title of some of these different programs you can mislead you into thinking that they can only be used to create drum sounds and percussive effects but that is just the beginning.

Once you are inside the software and you see the main interface where you begin your composing it is very simple to lay down more than just a drumbeat. Most of the good programs will also include lots of different instruments that can be added to your beat.

Usually you will see some kind of keyboard graphic. By simply selecting an instrument ranging right from a bass guitar all the way up to a piccolo for example, you can simply use the keyboard just like a piano and play in the melodic line you want.

Imagine laying down a great percussive track, adding a catchy bassline, including some piano chords and topping it all off with a couple of guitar riffs at the start of every chorus. Bingo you have a complete musical tracked professionally produced from the comfort of your own home

Just think how easy it is to use a synthesiser keyboard. You can select hundreds of different voices and then use the keys to play them. Good beat maker software literally has a virtual synthesiser as well as all of the usual drumbeats. Just make sure it has the all important features.


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Tuesday, August 28, 2012

The Tools of the Beat

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Picking the right production tools is a very important part of any producer's journey. The sound that you have as a producer will greatly depend on the tools that you use. So when picking your tools the first thing you have to decide on is what you want to sound like. If you want to have a grimey old school underground hip hop sound, similar to Nas's illmatic in the early 90's than you should consider using a old MPC or ASR-10. You are going to want to get a large collection of vinyl records, and drum breaks. You will also probably want to have a synthesize of some sort that has a good bass patch to write your basslines with. If you are trying to make beats of this style and using a triton extreme you will find yourself wondering why you can't get your beats to sound like what you want them to sound like. Similarly if all you are using is a bunch a vinyl records and a mpc, and you're trying to make pop records like Timbaland you will find yourself scratching your head. But this is common sense.

The Tools of the Beat

Let's talk about about specifics details. First let's start with your drums. If you are doing anything in the pop world you are going to want to make sure you have a great 808 kit. The Roland 808 has been around in popular music since the 80's and it doesn't look like it is going anywhere. As the Black Eyed Pea's put it, the 808 is that Boom Boom in your trunk. There are tons and tons of crappy 808 sounds floating around the internet, make sure you spend the time to sort through them to find a good 808 kit that is specific to you. They all technically come from the same sound source but if you listen closely you will find little idiosyncrasies in the different sounds. Not all 808's are created equally.

The problem with the 808 is that everybody uses it. I feel like the best way to incorporate the 808 in your production is using it sparingly, use the 808 kick underneath a different kick, or use the clap as a percussion instrument rather than your clap. Obviously there have been many producers who have made a lot of money using the 808 kit as their main source of drums but to every beat that gets placed with the 808 as the dominant sound source there are ten thousand others that sound exactly the same.

This is part 1 in series of articles about production tools. Visit my blog at http://www.gimmethattrack.com/blog for more production tips and hints.


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Monday, August 27, 2012

Hip Hop Beats - Choose the Right Hip Hop Beats and Rap Beats and Instantly Sound Like a Superstar

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As a hip-hop artist, you may find that your beat is the most important part of your new project. It is the beat that will drive your song giving it the edge to go platinum and that will have your listeners up off their chairs and out on the dance floor.

Hip Hop Beats - Choose the Right Hip Hop Beats and Rap Beats and Instantly Sound Like a Superstar

There are many different genres of beats. It is crucial for you to determine what style of beat that you need to match with your lyrics and vocals. Some of these genres are the east-coast beats, the dirty-south beats, the west-coast beats to name just a few. Using quality current rap, pop and hip hop beats in your projects will have you sounding like the top artists of today!

Once you have determined your style you want to listen very carefully to the different beats available. You want to make sure that they complement and add to your project as well as show the talent that you have. If you are going to buy hip-hop beats, you want to make sure that you have found the newest and hottest sounds so that your new project will bring a new and fresh sound to your listeners. A fresh new song with a fresh new beat or combination of beats may take you and your talent to a major level.

Listen to what is at the top of the charts today, because that is what people are listening to. Pattern your project after the top beats, but at the same time do something so that you will stand out and be unique. Make sure that your melody and lyrics fit well with the rap beats that you choose. Remember that your new song will be played in a lot of different venues. The venues may include clubs, concerts, radio and television. So be sure that they sound good in all venues.

After you have selected what genre of hip-hop beats to buy, you want to try different ones with your song to see which instrumental beats takes it to another level.

Making sure that the instrumental beats have the correct mastering will enhance your performance and let your music be as loud and with as much presence as the major hip hop, pop and rap stars.

If you are a hip-hop artist, buying hip-hop beats or rap instrumental beats, or even some pop instrumental beats will allow you to try different varieties and and let you grow as a artist. Make sure that the beats that you choose will show your creativity and style. Choose hip-hop beats that will help you to establish your career and help you to become the next up and coming hip-hop artist.


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Sunday, August 26, 2012

How to Make Rap Beats - The One Missing Piece to the Puzzle That You Need to Know

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With the way technology is today, anyone is capable of making slick instrumentals, regardless of their level of experience. Gone are the days of needing thousands of dollars worth of equipment with a learning curve that is bigger than Texas! That's right - If you want to learn how to make rap beats, now is the time to use technology to your advantage!

How to Make Rap Beats - The One Missing Piece to the Puzzle That You Need to Know

The One Piece Your Missing

You see, most people who start making rap beats typically invest all of their money in big fancy equipment. In their minds, they feel that having an expensive piece of gear will somehow enable them to make killer instrumentals. The sad truth is that it doesn't work like that.

So, what's the missing piece to the puzzle here? The answer is simple - beat making software!

Did you know that you can get your hands on beat making software and start making beats online? If you haven't heard about these programs, you're truly missing out! They make it easy for beginners to start making high quality tracks in a matter of minutes. No difficulties or learning curves here. Plus, they make it fun for those who like to see and hear results in an instant.

Beat Making Software is the Answer to the Question

Software to make beats has a number of benefits, but the two most important by far are 1) the learning curve is nothing and 2) they are incredibly inexpensive (equal to say, the cost of a large pizza). And, don't discount the quality, because it's there. Your jaw would drop if you knew how many top products in rap made beats with simple software programs. That's the "big secret" that many don't want you to know!

So, stop wondering how to make rap beats and start making it happen! Get your hands on some software to make beats today, and you can bet you'll be banging out heaters until the sun comes up!


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Friday, August 24, 2012

Make a Rap Beat: 5 Crucial Elements to Keep Your Beats Fly

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Just like composing a song or writing an essay, whenever you make a rap beat there are challenges to overcome as a producer, writer or the beat maker. One must understand each has its own elements to follow. As a beat maker, there are pointers that will help you achieve your goals. Making a hip hop beat is a long and exciting process that some may consider as minimalist, is a very complex process of producing sound that beats to the producer's ideals and style.

Make a Rap Beat: 5 Crucial Elements to Keep Your Beats Fly

Here are the Elements you should adhere to when you make a rap beat:

1. Effectively: This element should push the beat maker to think of ways on how to engage the audience with the creation. It shouldn't be "lame" and should match the audiences' desire to communicate different feelings and emotions through your beat. Look to effectively match the beat to elicit the feelings that would be generated through the story of the rap.

2. Comprehension: Recognize each beats structure. Appreciate how beats come in different tempos and different expressions. Different instruments used for the beat come with its own tempo that usually jives with the times, and so, the beat maker should abide by the right fits. Or else, not many may appreciate your creation or you may have to wait for a longer period of time before it could be catered upon. You should always be a student learning the tricks and methods of making beats.

3. Experimentation: Dr. Dre, Kanye West, among others uses styles that express their emotions in their beats. One must not enclose himself to the conventions. Adding a different type of spice to your work could make your beat even better. The use of loops, for example, can never let you down. You may count on bass lines and other effects as well. Experiment with the levels or tracks until you are satisfied.

4. Mastery: Each of your tracks should always be mastered, and you should know the process first hand. The more you know about your tracks and the sequence of your beats the better you become. As the saying always goes, "practice makes it perfect". One must not be outright confident with his work unless he mastered every single sound and curve of his beat.

5. Originality: It pays to be unique. With it, a beat maker stands out from the robots and is distinguished right away. It is not bad to be similar to someone you look up to but it would be great to be known for your own style. A beat maker should always pay respect to another's triumphant creations and not just use it for his sake and fame. Always put in your own signature to your beat or style the great ones are the ones who break the mould they are the ones that are remember ad talked about. Be original and you will be the one who is being paid respect for your triumphant works

These elements should be remembered whenever you are making your own hip hop beats and be put in the hearts of every single beat maker. It may be so redundant to hear and read about these kinds of things but these are things basic and crucial to the beat maker and should always be remembered. Software is available to enhance each skill and practice is essential to make you excel in such a craft and art. Good things come to those who are patient - as beat making can sometimes be frustrating, but in the end it can be exciting and fun. It may just be a hobby to some, an addiction to many, but it is foremost an art form to a culture that ever further continues to define society and is a voice for others that once could not be heard. So every time you make a rap beat be proud to be part of such a legendary art form.


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Thursday, August 23, 2012

Music Affiliate Programs Are Easy Money, Trust Me

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Music is everything. If you have music traffic, you need a music product. There are 3 different musical industries with incredible potential; Music lessons and instruments, Mp3s and Cds, and Musical performances. All three of these industries have incredible affiliate programs, promise millions of queries, hundreds of thousands of sales and most important: The ability to create incredibly profitable relationships with your customers.

Music Affiliate Programs Are Easy Money, Trust Me

One customer could potentially do business with you forever! Customers collect music, lessons, instruments and more, promising a possible life long shopping spree. If you are going to promote musical products, the affiliate program should be maximized, meaning every customer becomes a repeat customer.

More than often, music affiliate programs are a one time, front end offer, and they do not generate any more sales once the transaction goes through. A good offer should have a back-end amount on the inside and/or continue to pay you after the person signs up.

People who download music will continue to buy music, so it is important for your merchant to have more to sell the customer later on, after the initial sale.

People who play music will need new equipment, instruments, lessons, tips, tricks, and then purchase tickets to shows and manufacture the music they make.

The average person spends hundreds of dollars a year on music CDs or Mp3s, and some studio musicians spend thousands a year on musical instruments, sounds, beats, software and more.

Sometimes a person or a band will have CDs made of their bands recording, and they will spend ,000 or more on it! If you want to spend a lot of time as an affiliate promoting music affiliate programs, guess what? You have made a seriously good choice.

The first thing you need to do is have a look at the different keywords with the Google keyword tool. Try out terms like "musical instruments," "music store," "download mp3's" "music software," "instrumentals," "sounds," "music tickets," and so on. Take a look through all of the sub-keywords that you may find. Sometimes the smaller niches can convert like mad.

There are a few niches that are easy and affordable to promote, and these do get significant traffic. "rap beats" for one is affordable, high converting, and best of all it has maximum potential for repeat customers. There are a few music affiliate programs for hip hop beats and instrumentals where you will see high conversions, big payouts and a lot of traffic.

"Music production" is another big time seller. The people who purchase music production software or lessons, spend a lot of money every year on average. For instance, one buyer will purchase a membership to a website that re-bills every month and he will keep the membership for two years and pay them 0 total! This same guy will purchase 0 of sounds from another website, then purchase a 00 keyboard from a music store online. Music is big business.

The name of the game is money when you are looking for an affiliate program. Simply give the merchant a call and find out what the average payout per customer is. What will you most likely average from them? Promote the music affiliate program that makes you the most money. It does not matter if the niche has a huge amount of traffic but low conversions, or if it has a large payout with less traffic. If it makes you the most money, promote it over the others. You can also take into account where the traffic is coming from, if you have a longer period of time with that niche or you trust a certain merchant more than another or they make your life easier as well.

Like other affiliate programs, a typical payout for a digital product is 50% to 70%. Physical products are around 7%. 10% would be great, especially if you are selling ,000 products! Remember that re-billing can be great, but you need to make sure it's got a good conversion, because without the initial sale, there will be no one to re-bill!

If you have traffic that converts mp3 download sites with one payout, your probably doing it for the heavy amount of traffic. Sometimes a coupon deal can help you gain that edge over the competition, or have a bonus that the merchant has agreed to. Perhaps make a few sales first to show the merchant you mean business.


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Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Online Beat Maker - Is One Worth The Effort To Use?

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For awhile I tried using online beat makers to make rap and hip hot beats. I could not find anything that would let me make beats that sounded anything like the beats from real songs. At least not for free. There were some critical features that were missing. These had to do with the octave range for instruments, the recording ability of these online tools, and whether or not you really had permission to use the beats in the recorder.

Online Beat Maker - Is One Worth The Effort To Use?

One of the limitations that I found many online beat makers had were that some only had drums, and those that did allow you to add in instrumentals within a limited octave range. What that means is you could only play instruments within a small range of notes which other than a few base lines rarely seems to happen in real music. You really need a range of at least three octaves so you can step up and step down. With a four octave range you should be good.

Another feature that I saw missing was the ability to record in real time, and then be edit the notes after. Usually you'd just be working with some fixed beats that you would mix and match. On some you could use a mouse and place the beats where you wanted them, but then you could not record your beats in real time which really made things difficult and time consuming.

Something else is, what if you want to sell your beats later on? If you are using some online beat maker you have to wonder who really owns these beats? If you want to sell your beats in the future you really need to make sure that you have the rights to mix the music that you are using and then re-sell it. With an online beat maker you just do not. I would not want to risk spreading around beats that include copyrighted sound. That stuff could really ruin your reputation.


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Tuesday, August 21, 2012

DMX Instrumentals - One of the Most Original Artists, and Unique Styles

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DMX (Earl Simmons) has a certain theme to his songs. His instrumentals and beats go extremely well with the lyrics, and I'm sure many people just want the music that creates the magic. DMX Instrumentals are all over the web, in all different places on the web, but what is genuine?

DMX Instrumentals - One of the Most Original Artists, and Unique Styles

So first let's dive into a bit of DMX's History, so we can uncover the true style and amazing themes of his music. Earl Simmons rose to fame in the late 90's. His stage name stands for Dog Man X, then name he used when he first started rapping in 1990, his unique talent and abilities also allowed him to star in several films as a talented actor. He is the 5th best selling rapper to date, with over 30 million units sold.

So looking at this unique individual, you can imagine he lets his heart out into his music, however the lyrics are not the most part.. The music is. DMX instrumentals are the backdrop for his 30 million units sold, and are certainly the reason for his very successful debut. DMX is all about passion, and you can certainly hear it when you listen to his tracks. Every beat, every sound is music, and it all holds you to a steady beat which grips you to keep on listening.

There are many places where you could find DMX instrumentals, that is, the music without the lyrics, however most of these are not genuine. You have to be careful, because if you are a rapper in the making, a music mixer or vice versa, you need the best beats you can find. And unfortunately there are not many places that give you what you want.

Every rap artist has a history; every talented musician has a story. Well DMX is all about his music, all about his upbringing, and you can really feel that when you listen to his beats. To find the best DMX Instrumentals online, you must tread carefully; make sure you get a snippet of what you are buying before you purchase, and don't trust those sites that try to make you pay monthly, or for every track.

If you want the best DMX Instrumentals, then look no further. Your career as a rap artist, music mixer or professional DJ, or anything else related to solid beats and unique music, is only just beginning. You need the best, and Dog Man X is the only way to go when it comes to buying or downloading solid, unique, and original instrumentals.


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Sunday, August 19, 2012

How to Sell Beats Online

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Hi, My name is Chris Bala and I am an online beat-seller. I have been selling beats online for about a year now and I can say that I am pretty successful doing so. My first month I generated over ,000 off beats. So if you want some information on selling beats online, I can definitely help you out. With that being said, I will drop you a few pointers here to get you started on the right foot in your beat selling career. Let's break it down.

How to Sell Beats Online

So you finally built yourself up a nice catalog of beats, you set up your website, and now you are ready to sell your beats online. This is sometimes the only thing producers get right when starting up their online business. The most critical aspect of selling beats online is not how hot your beats are, how much beats you have, or how fancy your website graphics are. The number one thing to make sure you get right is the marketing, period. So to save you a whole lot of time, I am going to break down the beat selling process in the most efficient manner for you to grasp. You ready? Alright let's begin.

Tip #1 : Beat Selection

When a rapper comes to your website to look for beats, what do you think is on his mind? The number one thing that is on his/her mind is beats. But it's not just one type of beat that is on his mind. Just think about it, the rapper has a mixtape or album ready to be made, and they are in need of a bunch of tracks,, not just one single genre of beats. So in order for you to up your chances of getting sales, you need to offer a variety of beat genres. By doing so, you will give the rapper SELECTION, which will better your chances of getting more sales.

Tip #2: Prices

Here is another critical aspect of selling beats online. You need to make sure your prices hit the "Sweet Spot". Now by this I mean you need to have your prices set to where it is most affordable for your customers, yet still profitable for you. Now there is a technique to this. You see, the average price for leasing a beat online is at . So the happy medium for you to have your beats should be around .95-.00. I personally have had the best success pricing my beats at these prices. Remember, your goal is to stand out from your competitors, so by having more affordable beats, you will definitely stick in the minds of your site visitors, and by setting the price according to the happy medium, you are still making profit. It's a win win situation.

Tip #3: Giving Away Free Beats

Here is one of my secret weapons right here. A lot of producers will give you a lot of different opinions regarding free beats, but I can say for sure that it will help you out big time by doing so. Here is why. If you give away a free beat with your website or producer name tag on it, you will get your name out there by basically doing nothing. The rapper will download the free beat, make a song to it, then put it up on YouTube or MySpace. Then when other rappers listen to the song they made, they will hear your tag and eventually check you out if they like the beat. It is definitely one of the most efficient ways to getting exposure.

Tip #4: Customer Service

This is one area where about 90% of producers slack off. You need to be able to respond to customer questions pronto. If you receive emails regarding any questions about purchasing beats or anything of that nature, you need to respond asap. Just think about it. Every person who emails you a question or shows interest in your product is a POTENTIAL customer. Now just imagine if you can answer every potential customers question quickly. You are going to see a lot more conversions of potential customers into regular repeating customers because you are building comfort with them. This is a BIG part of business, you have to build comfort.


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Saturday, August 18, 2012

The Industry For Hip Hop Artists Who Buy Rap Beats

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Today's music industry is dramatically different than it used to be, with the digital revolution making it easier to buy rap beats, distribute music and promote artists. The internet has opened up so many doorways for musicians that it's astounding and quite honestly it's hard to wrap your head around. The industry seems to be working in favor of the independent movement and not so much in favor of the majors.

The Industry For Hip Hop Artists Who Buy Rap Beats

Many people are under the false impression that the internet has actually ruined music in a way. There are countless amount of artists in the major industry that are trying their hardest to make sure that things like cyber pirating are stopped by any means. This is because artists tend to believe that the declining record sales for major labels is due to the fact that communication has become so easy and fast with the online community. Songs are being spread virally by fans through email attachments and file transfers, so there's an illusion created.

If you'd like to read the truth, here it is... Even with cyber pirating hitting the market as hard as it has, most music experts agree that only about 20% of sales are lost due to pirating or illegal downloading. That means that a huge 80% of music lovers are still buying music as they come across artists they like.

It's my personal belief that records will always sell, for all of eternity, for as long as there are fans to buy the music. Why? Well I say this because those who buy music don't buy it just because they want to listen to it... In fact, in today's industry it's much more likely that they have access to those same songs for free... The reason they buy is because they want to support the artists which they look up to so much.

Today's industry is literally at the best point it's ever been, for independents anyway. Yes, the major labels are seeing less sales and they're not acquainting themselves to the new digital era very well... But independents are doing great! Majors are simply using the same old business plan and it's starting to become quickly obsolete. They put huge amounts of money into each artist they promote and most of the time they don't even come out with a profit. The major's business model is basically to promote everybody with the same amount of mega dollars spent and drop the artists from the label who don't do as well. But 9/10 artists on a major label won't make anything for the company! That's because of those stupidly spent dollars, which don't turn profit easily. The few mega famous artists who the companies represent bring in enough success for the majors to continue on.

Independents run on a completely different business model. It cannot be assumed that all of the music industry is doing badly when that simply isn't the case. Last year, in 2009, Billboard magazine predicted that 50% of all album and single sales were made by independents... That's some serious selling power! It's because websites such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have made it possible to promote on a wide scale without the need for a big budget.

On top of free promotion, distribution has also (finally) become affordable. Tunecore, an online company, allows artists to get distributed on all the major mp3 retailers such as iTunes and Rhapsody for an extremely affordable rate. Anybody can afford their rate, it's the kind of thing you can pay for with a 9-5 job and the risk is so low it's ridiculous. The first thing you have to do, though, before you can start promoting yourself and making money from your music, is to buy beats so you have the right to sell your songs. You need a proper license to your music if you expect to come up. Again, the internet has helped in this respect. A company called Beats4Legends provides instrumentals to independents who are working on a small budget. Click the links in the paragraph below to visit Beats4Legends today and purchase instrumentals online easily.


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Friday, August 17, 2012

How to Produce Music Beats

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HOW TO CREATE A GOOD SOUNDING BEAT USING A BEAT MAKER - THIS IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK
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How to Produce Music Beats

With a good beat maker, creating the beat will require a little creativity and will require a tad bit of patience on your part. A good beat maker has a stand-alone feature which means you'll be able to write a piano-key set, write bass-lines, write guitar parts, write piano parts, and create synthesizer sounds, without needing to use or install any 3rd party software, that must be accessible for every individual track.

Not all beat makers can create your beats and convert it into a mp3 format in minutes. Your music sequencer should have its own volume control and effects that includes filter envelopes, reverb, echo, etc. Note that you do not have to complete the percussion part all in one sitting, but adding the hi-hat and the sneer parts for your beat will make it sound much better.

HOW TO PRODUCE YOUR OWN RAP BEATS?
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When creating music its important that you possess attentive listening, so you can make quality sounding beats which is the general consensus from the best Hip Hop producers in the industry. Understanding the music's basic structure, is very important if you really want to start making beats on your own and taking them to the next level.

SIMPLE STEPS IN PRODUCING A HIP HOP BEAT
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Pick a style before you jump in and create your beat, Think of the style in which you want your beat to sound (For example, Rap, Pop, Rock or RnB). Single out each track and try to make sure that the track sounds good by itself then equalize it if there is a need for it, but if each track can stand alone and sounds good, then the whole beat will definitely sound better. Starting with a kick, a hi-hat and a snare is always good. By listening to your chosen artist music you will get a basic feel for the type of Hip Hop beat that your artist raps over. The outcome of your melody depends on how you want it to sound, for starters you can always start with a 4 bar melody or even a 8 bar melody. Panning is done for all kinds of reasons to give each and every track its own tiny space in the stereo. The most basic beat that you can make starts with either a 2 or even a 4 bar intro, a 16 bar verse, a 8 bar chorus, a 16 bar verse, and a 8 bars chorus which are common in Rap songs today.

Beat making software will help you and guide you on how to structure your beats, easily edit the beats and track your changes as you move on with your recording.

PRODUCE BEATS JUST LIKE A PRO
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Firstly, you just have to remember that there are basically tons of options out there for you if you want to make your own top dollar beast. In order for you to produce the beats that you need for your Hip Hop track, you can hit the key/s in whichever way you desire. Practicing, Listening to your instruments and Learning how to make great beats will create the path for you to master your craft.


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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Hot Rap Beats - How To Build And Organize!

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Do you ever listen to the radio and ask yourself, what makes that sound so new and exciting? Perhaps even, you have wondered if you could compose something just as good.

Hot Rap Beats - How To Build And Organize!

What exactly does someone need to start a project like this?

One needs imagination, an above average music knowledge and a capable computer. Then, how does a hot rap beat get born? Your imagination helps form the basis of your composition. The type of rap must not have been over used so it appears to be original to your listeners. And once you have identified your style you can go on and choose a software program. An advantage to making this on your own is you can control the cost and work at your leisure.

If you want your beat to be striking, you should take your time to organize and put them together just right to get the best results.

Follow these simple stages in order to get the best results:

1: Start with a strong drum pattern or a voice loop.

2: Pick a base sound that fits your style.

3: Instrumentation. This means choose the musical tools that will work together well. Sharpen: To help with the order of things give your arrangement a style like rhythm and blues. This will guide you in picking certain instruments that are associated with that style.

4: The entire song consists of one a beginning, your poem, and choir. Your overall pattern that repeats throughout the song comes first. Should you want something in the middle to be a little better, like the choir for example, just make the needed changes. Remember to be free with your changes and make sure they still work together.

Now that you have that it is time to organize it which is entirely up to you. But you should always be aware of your potential viewers. You always need a good entrance, a poem and the choir in the background.

This is where your creative spirit gets a chance to be seen and heard. Strike and create your beats and show the world your fresh and striking sounds! And if you have some competence for this subject, you may also reap the benefits of selling them on the web. Perhaps you have the talent to be the next big thing.

One never knows unless you take the necessary first step.


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Freestyle Rap Beat Tips - Make Hip Hop Instrumentals

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If you want freestyle rap beat tips, then read this. You will learn how to make hip hop instrumentals.

Freestyle Rap Beat Tips - Make Hip Hop Instrumentals

As a freestyle rap artist, what are you known for? What is your brand? Do you even have a brand? What makes your beats unique? Are you different from the other beats that you hear? In today's conversation, we are going to discuss your beats brand or style.

Answer a question for yourself. What is your brand or style? Your brand is what people are going to know you for. Your brand begins with everything that you contribute from a musical aspect to the music industry and it extends to the completion of your project. Your style will also include your interaction with other artists and producers as well as the audiences that hear your work.

From the time that you were born, you have been exposed to music. As you have grown up you have developed in your mind the type of music that you like the best as well as your favorite genres. All of this has an influence on your brand. As you make your beats, you will pour all of the influences from your favorite genre to your favorite instruments, sounds and effects into your beats.

Every day as you go about your day-to-day business, your beats will be an assimilation of what you hear. They will include sounds from nature, from animals, from people and children. As you create your beats, your brand will include how you create something that is pleasing to other artists' ears and how it combines with the lyrics of other artists.

The brand becomes yours based on the effects that you have added to your beats mix. Your style is how you emphasize various beats of the toms. It emphasizes how you combine different organ sounds. It emphasizes how you use various effects.

So as you work on making your own beats, know that you are also creating your style and brand. You are making yourself known. Your style may be a very dynamic process as it evolves over time, but it is what you have created based on everything that you have learned in your musical growth process.


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Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Interesting Facts About the Beatles

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Although the Beatles were a famous foursome consisting of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, six men in total have been a Beatle. Stuart Sutcliffe was the original bassist for the band from May 1960 to August 1961. He left the band to pursue a career in art, then died only 8 months later on April 10, 1962. Pete Best was the original drummer from August 1960 to August 1962, when he was dismissed from the group and replaced with Starr.

Interesting Facts About the Beatles

The Beatles' second studio album, With The Beatles, was released November 22, 1963. This was the same day that U.S. President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.

On April 4, 1964, the top five positions on Billboard's Hot 100 were all occupied by the Beatles. The singles were "Can't Buy Me Love", "Twist and Shout", "She Loves You", "I Want to Hold Your Hand", and "Please Please Me".

"Twist and Shout" was the only Beatles cover song to sell over a million copies when released as a single.

Their song "Yesterday" started out with the working title of "Scrambled Eggs." Written and performed by Paul McCartney, it's the first official recording by The Beatles that only one member of the band appeared on. A string quartet accompanies McCartney on the record.

Two of the Beatles, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, are left handed. It's fairly obvious that McCartney is because he plays his bass left handed, while Starr plays his drums set up in the configuration typically used by right handed players.

The song "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" was inspired by a drawing that John Lennon's son Julian did of his classmate, Lucy O'Donnell. Julian brought the drawing home from nursery school in 1966, and explained to his dad that it was "Lucy - in the sky with diamonds."

In the 1968 feature film Yellow Submarine, the animated characters representing the Beatles were not actually voiced by them. Instead, they were voiced by sound-alike actors. The real Beatles only participated at the end of the film in the closing scene.

The first solo album by a Beatle is George Harrison's Wonderwall Music. Released late in 1968, the mostly instrumental album is the soundtrack to the film Wonderwall.

The Beatles very last public performance occurred on the rooftop of Apple Records in London, England on January 30, 1969. The event was an impromptu concert during the filming of their movie Let It Be.

At just 23 seconds long, "Her Majesty" is the shortest song in the official Beatles' repertoire. It is the final track on the band's Abbey Road album.


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Monday, August 13, 2012

Equipment to Make Beats - The 4 Things You Need to Make Your Own Rap Beats

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A Music Production Software

Equipment to Make Beats - The 4 Things You Need to Make Your Own Rap Beats

This is probably the most important piece of equipment to make beats. Your choice of software could have implications in the style you develop as a music producer. But for somebody starting from zero I would recommend to not pay too much for this yet.

Most of the peripherals needed to make beats come with light versions of popular music software. Even though the purpose is to temp you to upgrade to the more expensive versions, these light editions have more than enough sounds to keep anyone going for a long time.

If you have absolutely no experience you could check something like Sonic Pro, a very popular online program that for only .00 USD offers a sequencer, sounds, instruments and more important, video tutorials on how to make your own beats.

An Audio Interface

One of the most important reasons why to get a decent audio interface is their handling of a common problem with computers and music, latency. This is the amount of time that it takes the computer to process an incoming signal.

Latency can create very annoying issues when making beats, like playing a midi note and hearing the sound a second later. It would be extremely difficult to record live that way. Also if you want to connect instruments, external synths and drum machines, audio interfaces feature the proper inputs.

A Midi Controller

Most of today midi controllers plug to the computer via USB and are recognized automatically by most music software, requiring almost no technical knowledge to get them going.

The most popular midi controllers come in 2 flavors, keyboard or pads. The keyboard is the most popular and the most practical, but rubber pads can yield more rhythmically interesting beats. Even better is the new breed of controllers that blend both together.

Monitors

It might seem like the least important feature for someone getting started, but this depends on how much you enjoy making music. The issue lies in the reproduction of the entire frequency spectrum. Small computer speakers by default mess with the audio content, hyping up frequencies because of their inability to fully reproduce them.

Even though the monitors at beginner prices are not the full solution, as you go up in price you start to get a more realistic image of the sound you're working on. At lower prices most monitors still hype up the sound a little, but in a way that compliments music making and not video game playing.


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Saturday, August 11, 2012

Easy Guitar Songs - Try These Golden Oldies With Very Few Chords

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The best easy guitar songs to learn to play are the ones that have the fewest chords. A good source for simple songs like these are "oldies but goodies" - songs from Classic Rock bands that are still popular today.

Easy Guitar Songs - Try These Golden Oldies With Very Few Chords

To master these easy songs, all you need is a guitar, practice, and patience. The only chords you will need for these songs are the major chords A, C, D, and G, and the minor chords A, E, and F.

One song that is easy to play on guitar is the Rolling Stones' "As Tears Go By." This classic song has only a few verses and simple, repetitive chords of A, C, D, G and E minor. It stands the test of time in popularity, and is a good song for a beginning guitarist to learn.

Another is "Friend of the Devil" by the Grateful Dead. Many others bands and artists have produced their own versions of this old favorite, in part because the instrumental chorus is a breeze to learn. It features only four chords, C, D, G and A minor.

And no list could be complete without a song by the Beatles, another band whose songs prove so popular they are covered by bands of all types, from other classic rock groups to modern punk artists. Their song "Help!" is fun to play and features the simple, repetitive chords that help any beginner learn to rock out: A, C, D, G and F minor.

With these easy guitar songs to learn, mastering this instrument can take no time at all for the beginner. And soon, anyone who learns to play these will be well on their way to mastering more complicated songs.


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Friday, August 10, 2012

Top 20 Beach Boys Songs

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It's summertime. That means it's time to wax up the old surfboard and take the old "woody" down to the beach and enjoy the sounds of summer. And what would the sounds of summer be without great beach music? The one group who epitomized the beach sound was The Beach Boys.

Top 20 Beach Boys Songs

The group originally consisted of brothers Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson, along with their cousin Mike Love and Al Jardine. Other notables who played with the Beach Boys included Glenn Campbell, when Brian quit touring in 1964; Bruce Johnston (of Bruce & Terry) permanently replaced Campbell and Darryl Dragon (the Captain of the Captain & Tennille) worked as a stage keyboardist.
In high school they were known as Kenny & the Cadets, Carl & the Passions and The Pendletones before settling on The Beach Boys in 1961. And aren't we glad they did?

Here is a list of The Beach Boys 20 biggest hits, the year in which they were a hit, along with some fun facts.

1. I Get Around - 1964

Their first #1 hit.

2. Help Me, Rhonda - 1965

Johnny Rivers did a cover of this song 10 years later.

3. Kokomo - 1988

This song was featured in the Tom Cruise film "Cocktail."

4. Good Vibrations - 1966

In 1976, Todd Rundgren did a dead-on remake of this song.

5. Barbara Ann - 1966

Dean Torrence of Jan & Dean fame did the vocals on this one.

6. Surfin' USA - 1963

This song personified the beach sound and cemented the Beach Boys as the #1 group in its genre. Leif Garrett also covered this song in 1976.

7. Sloop John B - 1966

Originally, a West Indies song dating back to 1927.

8. California Girls - 1965

The best of the best beach songs. David Lee Roth's version, twenty years later, wasn't too shabby either.

9. Rock And Roll Music - 1976

Written by Chuck Berry and a hit for him in 1957.

10. Fun, Fun, Fun - 1964

Everyone wanted to meet this girl in the T-Bird.

11. Be True To Your School - 1963

This song featured the march "On Wisconsin" and cheerleading by The Honeys.

12. Surfer Girl - 1963

One of the few slow songs for the Beach Boys to do well on the charts.

13. Dance, Dance, Dance - 1964

This song peaked in the summer of 1964 and had everyone dancing on the beaches.

14. Wouldn't It Be Nice - 1966

One of their more controversial songs of the day. With lyrics like "Wouldn't it be nice to sleep together;" it had more conservative radio stations playing the B Side "God Only Knows.

15. When I Grow Up (To Be A Man) - 1964

A great song, but it didn't have much to do with fun at the beach as much as it had boys questioning the responsibilities facing them after high school.

16. The Beach Boys Medley - 1981

This single featured excerpts from Good Vibrations/Help Me, Rhonda/I Get Around/Shut Down/Surfin' Safari/Barbara Ann/Surfin' USA/Fun, Fun, Fun.

17. Wipe Out - 1987

The Fat Boys and The Beach Boys teamed up to bring a rap vocal rendition to this song, originally done as an instrumental by the Surfaris in 1963.

18. Do You Wanna Dance - 1965

A 1958 hit for Bobby Freeman and, later, a 1973 hit for Bette Midler.

19. Heroes & Villains - 1967

Trying to cash in on the popularity and unique style of "Good Vibrations", this one didn't quite measure up.

20. Surfin' Safari - 1962

Their first big hit and the one that started it all. The Beach Boys were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1988. They still perform today, bringing their special blend of music for new generations to enjoy.


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Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Instrumental Hip Hop Downloads - Jump-Start Your Rap Career

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Every rapper needs those impeccable beats, those special instrumental hip hop downloads that take their tracks to a completely new level, and leaves them soaring miles and miles above the competition. But here comes the dilemma... where do you find these instrumentals? You constantly hear the latest hit on the radio, and hit the web looking for the beat, but then face the reality that you CANNOT legally rap over a mainstream beat and make profit, due to all the copyright and stolen content laws that exist out there.

Instrumental Hip Hop Downloads - Jump-Start Your Rap Career

But you don't care about any of that anyway! You just want to rap! But where the heck do you get the beats?!

Luckily, studio-quality beats and instrumentals are all over the internet! You just need to know what to look for! You actually have a few different options!

1. Non-Exclusive, or Leasing Rights:

Purchasing non-exclusive, or leasing rights, to a beat/instrumental, allows you to use the beat for basic profit purposes, such as radio play, live performances, and a limited number of copies of your studio album sold for personal profit. Leasing a beat is usually fairly inexpensive, if you go to the right place.

Once you have reached your copy/profit limit for an instrumental hip hop download, you must either re-purchase your lease, or consider purchasing exclusive rights to the beat.

2. Exclusive Rights:

Exclusive rights to a hip hop beat allow you to use the beat freely, for unlimited amounts of radio play, performance, and above all, profit. The beat basically becomes your property. This is the most ideal choice for rappers, but also the most expensive. Exclusive rights can cost anywhere from 0 to 00's of dollars!

3. Royalty-Free Instrumental Hip Hop Downloads:

A royalty-free download allows you to use the beat for any sort of profit purposes that you please, as long as you give the original producer full credit. This is very similar to having exclusive rights in that the beat almost becomes yours, but this option is usually much more inexpensive, as most websites offering royalty-free downloads offer packages of several beats for one low flat-rate.

Now that you understand the types of deals that are out there, you can make more educated decisions about how much you want to spend, and what kind of license you want to get! The possibilities are endless!


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Monday, August 6, 2012

How to Create a Good Sounding Beat Using a Beat Maker

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A good beat maker comes with a wide choice of sound files to play and easy export options. It should cost no more than USD and have all the standard features readily available at your fingertips. You can get the best beat maker for the job without paying a fortune. Practice makes perfect and with a good beat maker, it can be fun and rewarding.

How to Create a Good Sounding Beat Using a Beat Maker

FOR BEGINNERS HERE IS AN INSTRUCTION ON HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN RAP BEATS
According to the best hip-hop producers in the industry, owning a beat maker is the best and only way to improve your skills. Inspiration can come at any moment and you will be prepared to capture your creativity and convert your feelings to music that you can share with others. Subscribing to a beat maker magazines can teach you about the kind of equipment and software that top beat makers are using. It can also increase your knowledge on current styles and beat making methods. There are well-known music producing schools that offer classes but they are usually expensive. Finding a local beat maker who is willing to teach you may be difficult but if you are lucky this is a great way to start. Online beat making workshops are becoming very popular because they allow aspiring beat makers to learn at their own pace. Several types of software are available for beat makers to find hot radio friendly hip-hop instrumental beats to lay their lyrics over.

SIMPLE STEPS IN MAKING A HIP HOP BEAT
You can produce your own hip-hop beat by stringing together samples that come with your software. To mix a beat, you have to start with each track individually, fill in any gaps and repeat the same pattern with another instrument. A beat maker provides samples of sounds from many instruments and since most beat makers cannot play the keys this software makes it possible for them to produce low budget music. Try out some demos and find a product that suits you.

HOW TO MAKE HIP HOP BEATS USING HIP HOP BEATS MAKING SOFTWARE?
You can start by making samples out of a few notes of a particular song that you like and build from there. Copy particular lines and add other elements, like a keyboard-line then mix them both together. Loop both the lines and see if you can add more elements from other songs. If you play an instrument, record a sample and use it as a starting point for your song. Add more elements until you have the perfect combination

TIPS ON HOW TO BUY INSTRUMENTAL BEATS SOFTWARE ONLINE
Most sites offer exclusive and a non-exclusive licensing for hip-hop beats. Making your own beat is the best way to avoid copyright violations. Most artists are using software to produce their own beats. The cheaper ones are good for beginners but some of them can also produce professional quality beats for a hip-hop instrumental. Complicated software can discourage you. Find one that is easy to understand. A basic knowledge of music will make learning easier but just have fun.

MAKE BEATS JUST LIKE A PRO
You are a producer if you are making your own beats. Practising with a beat maker is a great way to master your craft. Reading related magazines and websites dedicated to the business will help you to stay at the top of your game. Love what you do and try to be creative and fresh. Reading musical notes can give you an edge.

WHAT TO USE IF YOU WANT TO LEARN HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN RAP BEATS
Start with a demo and see how good it works. Find one that is easy to understand and has all the basic functions that you need to create your beat. There are great websites and magazines that can come in handy if you need to investigate about techniques and the industry.

THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR SOFTWARE ONLINE
The Sonic Producer is great for beginners and advanced level producers love it too. It is affordable and has all the features that you need to produce high quality beats that are radio friendly as well. It is time to get your first album out there and start making money.


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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Rap Beats - How To Find Your Style With The Right Rap Instrumentals

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One of the reasons that new and experienced rappers have trouble finding the right rap beats is because they really don't know their style of rapping. A lot of rappers think that they know, but they really don't. This is because they spend so much time listening to their favorite rap artists, and as a result they can get wrapped up in that artist's style, which may or may not be comfortable.

Rap Beats - How To Find Your Style With The Right Rap Instrumentals

If you want to stand out as a unique rap artist, then you must have your own unique style. The way to find and develop your style is to take a break from listening to other rappers, and flow. Record yourself, and listen to only yourself for a period of time that allows you to really zero in and notice the unique styles and projections of your voice.

Once you start to get an idea and a comfort level with your flow, then you can begin listening to rap beats and rap instrumentals that match what your hear yourself recording. This may sound like a funny or weird task, but the results will surprise you. You will now be able to pick beats that will not only fit your style, but they will make you sound even better than ever, and the right rap beats will give you that 'platinum' sound, almost overnight!

Once you pick a few rap instrumentals that you think will fit your style, record over them, and spend some time listening to the recordings over and over again. You will hear things that you didn't hear before, and with this you will be able to develop and perfect your style even more. You may find that some of the beats that you though fit your style don't, so you can change them.

For this reason, it is probably better that you start off leasing non-exclusive beats, this way, you can work on your style with the beats without spending a lot of money. So if you find that a beat doesn't fit your style, then it's no big deal because you didn't have to spend thousands of dollars on it.

There are many sites popping up all over the internet that will allow you to lease non-exclusive or exclusive rap beats and rap instrumentals, so check around until you find the beats that you believe fit you, after doing the exercise that i talked about earlier.

This is a very simple technique for improvement, but if you try it out, I would bet that the results you will see will be much worth it. Try It!


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Saturday, August 4, 2012

Sell Hip Hop Beats Online

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Instrumentals Beats Rap :

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Sell Hip Hop Beats Online

My name is Kyle and I want to let you know how to Sell Hip Hop Beats on the internet whether or not you have connections or a budget so start out with. The truth of the matter is, beat selling is not a hard task.

The best websites to promote your beats would definitely be Soundclick and MySpace. Both of them are full of rappers, meaning full of potential clients who may purchase from you in the future.

Making really dope beats is the first step to selling beats online, promoting is actually less important for the time being. It sounds like some obvious stuff, but this is why many producers fail before they even start. Don't promote yourself until you know, beyond a reasonable doubt, that your beats will sell.

You definitely don't need to be one of the sickest producers on this side of the universe in order to sell, but you should have "sellable" rap beats all over your page. Don't try to be too original and weird, and in the same way don't be too generic and bland.

The best types of beats to sell include hardcore, R&B, sampled and club beats. In my experience, those types of instrumentals simply sell a lot faster than any other kind. Being too original is a bad move, and sounding too generic is terrible as well. It's funny because it's hard to tell when you're ready.. The best way to know is to ask extremely talented rappers who's sound is very high quality. If the guy's who are making the most professional sounding music like your beats, then you may be ready. If not, you may need some work.

Once you have some hot beats, you need to promote them effectively in order to sell them. The best places to promote your beats include Soundclick, MySpace, MyBeatShop and RocBattle. The problem with RocBattle and MyBeatShop is that they're websites made to attract producers more than rappers... This means that your target audience may be harder to find.


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