GenerationMyth

u/GenerationMyth


r/makinghiphop•

So I've primarily worked at my shitty little studio at my house consisting of an AT4040 and a decent audio interface I can't remember the name of. But when I've done records in a real professional studio there's something about the sound I litteraly can't place that makes it sound much more whole is the best way I can describe it. Even when I've taken my tracks recorded at the house into a real engineer he does some voodoo and it sounds 100x better but I've never been able to pin down quite why. I've watched multiple mixing and mastering videos and done hundreds of songs for my self and others over the years and I still cant make myself sound as good as the engineer does.

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r/makinghiphop•

Even when I try to get my music out there, either through paid promotion or by posting to various places I never seem to get any traction other than through other musicians through soundcloud. I have never played a show live, and while there is a decent music scene in my city I have found no local traction. Although I haven't really tried much other than trying to get a couple of features from local artists, I wonder if this is the problem.

I know everyone has there own path, but whats the best way to get your music heard? My most played music is shit that I made 3 years ago as a joke, and all of my new shit never seems to break 100 plays unless I get a dope feature. Is my music way wac

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r/columbiamo•

Moved to columbia recently and I was wondering if there are any open mic nights for musicians around?

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