You do not get recognized enough for the work you put into this. It is by far the best channel on rap techniques I have ever came across. Thanks for doing this for us!!!
Just So y’all know, proximity effect is the phenomenon where bass is enhanced due to the sound source being extremely close to the mic. That being said, only certain microphones can actually achieve this and every microphone was built for a different reason which in turn, gives the sound source a different “color” or “tone” based on the type of microphone you have. Always remember that the microphone you use is more important than anything else for any recording you are doing. Weather that is vocals or an other instrument. That actually might be the strongest foundation. If he did a video on the different types of microphones, what they sound like, and what they could be used for. I think people would greatly benefit from that.
Hey Tim thanks for chiming in and for checking out my video. I will likely cover vocal recording more in the future. It's a big topic! I would also add that the acoustics of your room is a crucial fundamental to the foundation of your recording. A great mic can't make up for a poor vocal performance recorded in a crappy sounding room. Thanks again for watching and commenting! I really do appreciate it! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
I have only recently started working on recording my vocals in a DAW (Studio One since you suggested it in another one of your DAW videos). The first few I did the classic 'one takes' on, but this helps a lot. Can't wait to practice these tips you have shared with us. Your DAW videos are a blessing. Thank you.
Great vid! Punching in is definitely super important and useful. For those also using Studio One (it's probably also in other DAWs too) but there's actually a punch-in feature - I is the default hotkey but there's also a button for it on the toolbar at the bottom, just to the left of the word Metronome. How it works is you set the loop markers to be where exactly you want to punch-in, arm the track to record, and hit record. This way no matter where you begin recording from it will only record between the loop markers - so if set properly, it means you don't have to go back and delete the 'head start' vocals because they won't even be recorded.
Great advice Porouian! I love loop recording, it really allows you to stay in the zone more without all the stop and go and psychology I puts less pressure because you don't have to "get it right" in one take. Thanks for adding value to the community! You rock! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
ColeMizeStudios I have a question about tube preamps I’m having a problem where my tube preamp keeps changing my voice after like 30 mins and is messing up my punch ins what can i do
Another great video Cole. You really have a knack for showing the details (as opposed to telling), and you do it without getting bogged down and confusing. Your examples are so clear. Thank you for making this!
My pleasure David! That really is the goal and I'm always happy to hear that I've achieved that. I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching and commenting! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Ahhh this makes a lot of sense… comping is also good so usually I’ll take a breathe during some words that sound better in other recordings and then just comp the best takes
Straight up when you made that spot stack effect by leaving some of the track overlaying it actually made the punch in more fluid. If you found a spot to do that intentionally with the spot stack in mind like on the right beat or word that'll probably make your punch ins brilliantly smooth
That's awesome Yuda! I'm glad to hear that you're already using these techniques! Thanks for watching and keep up the great work! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
You're the king Cole Mize and your TH-cam channel is criminally underrated. Thank you so much for the thoughtful work you put into your instruction. I started only a month ago and I'm already looking to record soon. Once again thank you Cole Mize and bless this channel🙏
I'm no rap fan by any measure but this video is still worth watching. It's pedagogical, pragmatic and you learn a lot about music and musical technique in general. I can tell how much you worked on your voice : your elocution is perfect and your voice is very pleasant to listen to. English is not my first language yet I understand every word without effort. Thank you !!!
Thank you so Cole, because of you're lessons I made my 1st Rap Song, still needs some work. But I know with youre tips and guide I truly believe you can anybody blossom to Rapper!! You da Man. IM GETTING AT IT!
I'm really glad to hear that Matix! Thanks for your kind words, I'm really glad my videos have been helpful to you. Keep up the hard work and I'll be sure to do the same! Thanks for rockin' with me! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Most of the time I record 2 vocals and pan them, but I'm very reckless with them. I realised now I shouldn't do that all the time and I should trim my puch-ins (i didn't even know they had a name) but I was struggling to blend them in, now I know what is right to do! Thank you!
That's awesome Emanuel! I'm glad this was helpful! Have fun with these techniques! Also if you pan your vocals left and right try to record 4 total and pan two to each side to get a double effect on both the left and right channel. ✌😎 - Cole Mize
My first 4 bars I recorded came out perfect. Later on that same day I tried to lay the rest of my vocals but it sounds WAYYYY different from my first 4 bars. I tried doing the Mic placement for hoursI got close to the Mic far above under and nothing helps. I really don't want to delete those 4 bars cause it came out perfect.
that's because your voice changes throughout the day. unless you've mastered that specific tone/cadence you won't be able to replicate it if there is a large gap between recording sessions
Pretty relevant to something I recorded recently. I figured out a bit on my own what I was doing wrong. But this video really takes the advice to another level. Mad helpful. Already hit like before I was halfway in.
Thanks for that Jacob! I'm wishing the same to you and yours as well! Thanks for the support! I really do appreciate it! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Woah ive been doin this exactly on point just didnt know it was an actual method and now i know i need to just try to do this. Full heartedly know it is a method and not something i just picked up as i grew which it is. Damn that makes me kinda proud. I literally had no idea it was an ACTUAL method. I just learned it by experience
Some artists to study for "Breath Control" - Kool G. Rap, Black Thought, Big Pun, Eminem & Royce, but really dial-in on Pun. He was 500 pounds at his peak, he had to have had more than breath control, he had a "Breath Dictactorship".
I'm rapper but not as a professional. My dream is to become a professional rapper. I make my song on bandlab... No home studio. After watching this video I've learned a new punch -in techniques. You're really amazing & sound dope. Need to learn more things from you. Indian boi the KuTTz.🙋🏻♂️ 🇮🇳 Love from India ❤️ I called you "Guru" 👈that means👉 Teacher❤️
Thanks Modestas! I'm glad you're enjoying my videos! If your competitors are trying to build a buzz for themselves then try to collaborate with them. A friendly beef could also be considered a form of collaboration as it can pool both of your fans together. I hope this helps! Thanks for the support! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
In FL Studio you will have to create an automation for the clip. It's more difficult than how I showed in my video using Studio One. Just google, how to do volume automation in FL Studio and you will find videos on it. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
I'm not sure if I will ever get into making beats on this channel as my primary focus is teaching people how to rap. But I do have something planned behind the scenes which you will hear about in the future if you're on my mailing list from getting my free eBook. Thanks for the support! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
No, comping is when we take pieced of two different recording to make one vocal. Punching in is when we begin recording after a part that's already been recorded. I hope this helps. ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Thanks for this video this video helped out a lot YOU broke a lot of things down to make it understandable I'm not a rapper, but I'm just learning how to to punch in the proper way and not be an amateur appreciate the video 💯🎯
My voice is very light, like snoop dogg light, even when I try to rap louder. It doesn't seem right. Is there some engineering tricks to fix that or something?
There's nothing wrong with that Poltbliss, and Snoop Dogg is probably a good artist to study to dial in your voice. The key is to learn how to add energy and character to your normal speaking voice and build up from there. I actually have a really dope video that covers this called "how to find you rap voice"👉 th-cam.com/video/eyS13s8114I/w-d-xo.html Check it out, I think you will learn a lot and will be encouraged from it. You got this! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
@@ColeMizeStudios thank you for the link and advice. I'll try to dial in my voice. When I went to the studio, I was told to rap louder. But even then, my voice was too quiet sounding. It's crazy, cause I rap kinda quickly and aggressively but have a softer voice compared to other rappers.
Hey mate, I've been using this technique for a while but didn't know that it was called Punching-In. I think it's been mic placement throwing my Punch-ins off. Never thought about that tail ends technique though so most excited to try that out with some of my music. Enjoyed watching you edit vocals and throw out hefty tips because it seems simple stuff but it works. And, sometimes I'll do things that sound good but I don't know if it works, but having a profession tell you that it is the right way is just a bit more reassuring.
You'll end up with a whole bunch of channels for each recording session I've heard that Pro Tools has a specific function that lets you punch in but I'm not pretty sure because I don't know too much about producing I do the rapping and I'm learning about production but I'm very interested in this punch in method because I'm a good freestyler in Spanish
I wondered for a long time how rapper's don't run out of breath a big name that comes to mind was Big Pun seemed like he could freestyle for hour's without taking a single breath guess i know how he did it thanks for sharing
It's free so I'm not really complaining I just feel the book is misrepresented. Your book is good for very general basic stuff mostly on the writing side imo. I think you would be better served targeting it towards those people or adding more to it regarding the basic technical side of recording. Like how you have it, because I think you did a great job with it as far as distilling concepts to people, just more along the basic lines of recording. EQ, Compression, punching in etc.
Thanks for your feedback Colin, My channel is primarily dedicated to teaching people how to rap, not recording and mixing, that's why the book is focused on rapping and writing. Thanks again for watching and commenting, I sincerely appreciate it! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Wow, you are full of so much inspiring tips, this tips are so useful and helpful to me, i came across your coaching since last night and i have gain so much from it, i am a rapper who record himself at home and i have learned from your teachings, thank so much God bless #c7
Before I watch the whole video I'm already paying my respect to sir Cole mize 🙏 because I know the whole video is going to help me a lot in many ways. RESPECT 🙏 P.S. Amazingly, all of his videos are very much helpful.
Thanks so much for that Mayank! I'm really glad to hear my videos have been so helpful! I'm excited to share much more moving forward! Thanks for your continued support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
You do not get recognized enough for the work you put into this. It is by far the best channel on rap techniques I have ever came across. Thanks for doing this for us!!!
Just So y’all know, proximity effect is the phenomenon where bass is enhanced due to the sound source being extremely close to the mic. That being said, only certain microphones can actually achieve this and every microphone was built for a different reason which in turn, gives the sound source a different “color” or “tone” based on the type of microphone you have. Always remember that the microphone you use is more important than anything else for any recording you are doing. Weather that is vocals or an other instrument. That actually might be the strongest foundation. If he did a video on the different types of microphones, what they sound like, and what they could be used for. I think people would greatly benefit from that.
Hey Tim thanks for chiming in and for checking out my video. I will likely cover vocal recording more in the future. It's a big topic! I would also add that the acoustics of your room is a crucial fundamental to the foundation of your recording. A great mic can't make up for a poor vocal performance recorded in a crappy sounding room. Thanks again for watching and commenting! I really do appreciate it! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
I have only recently started working on recording my vocals in a DAW (Studio One since you suggested it in another one of your DAW videos). The first few I did the classic 'one takes' on, but this helps a lot. Can't wait to practice these tips you have shared with us. Your DAW videos are a blessing. Thank you.
Dude yes, punching in with too much energy was my issue but I'm super excited to try to leave a tail for the ends of words. Thanks for the help!
Great video! Thanks for the help
My pleasure! I'm really glad this was helpful! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
We need more of these videos on actual recording techniques
Thanks for the input Carlel, I'll be sure to make more videos in the future on recording. Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
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My pleasure Trigga! Thanks for the support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Great vid! Punching in is definitely super important and useful. For those also using Studio One (it's probably also in other DAWs too) but there's actually a punch-in feature - I is the default hotkey but there's also a button for it on the toolbar at the bottom, just to the left of the word Metronome. How it works is you set the loop markers to be where exactly you want to punch-in, arm the track to record, and hit record. This way no matter where you begin recording from it will only record between the loop markers - so if set properly, it means you don't have to go back and delete the 'head start' vocals because they won't even be recorded.
Great advice Porouian! I love loop recording, it really allows you to stay in the zone more without all the stop and go and psychology I puts less pressure because you don't have to "get it right" in one take. Thanks for adding value to the community! You rock! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
I have never punched in but I can’t wait to do your techniques I’m excited to get back in the lab
Dude this video man good job keep doing your thing that beat fire too I’m gonna apply some of these tips to my recordings
I'm really happy to hear that Lione! I'm wishing you the best as you apply these techniques! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
ColeMizeStudios I have a question about tube preamps I’m having a problem where my tube preamp keeps changing my voice after like 30 mins and is messing up my punch ins what can i do
Another great video Cole. You really have a knack for showing the details (as opposed to telling), and you do it without getting bogged down and confusing. Your examples are so clear. Thank you for making this!
My pleasure David! That really is the goal and I'm always happy to hear that I've achieved that. I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching and commenting! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Ahhh this makes a lot of sense… comping is also good so usually I’ll take a breathe during some words that sound better in other recordings and then just comp the best takes
Yes sir! Comping it where it's at! It's crazy what you can do with punching in! Thanks for watching and commenting RadaR! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Straight up when you made that spot stack effect by leaving some of the track overlaying it actually made the punch in more fluid. If you found a spot to do that intentionally with the spot stack in mind like on the right beat or word that'll probably make your punch ins brilliantly smooth
Thanks for the input Jamie! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
I did that two nights ago to see you do it make me know I wasn't the only one .
That's awesome Yuda! I'm glad to hear that you're already using these techniques! Thanks for watching and keep up the great work! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
You're the king Cole Mize and your TH-cam channel is criminally underrated. Thank you so much for the thoughtful work you put into your instruction.
I started only a month ago and I'm already looking to record soon. Once again thank you Cole Mize and bless this channel🙏
THIS VIDEO TUT IS KING! 👑💖🙏
Thanks! I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
I'm no rap fan by any measure but this video is still worth watching. It's pedagogical, pragmatic and you learn a lot about music and musical technique in general. I can tell how much you worked on your voice : your elocution is perfect and your voice is very pleasant to listen to. English is not my first language yet I understand every word without effort. Thank you !!!
This is a jewel of a video. This was a main issue for me. Now you help me dramatically. Thanks!!!❤
I'm really happy to hear that! Thanks for your kind word! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Thank you so Cole, because of you're lessons I made my 1st Rap Song, still needs some work. But I know with youre tips and guide I truly believe you can anybody blossom to Rapper!! You da Man. IM GETTING AT IT!
I'm really glad to hear that Matix! Thanks for your kind words, I'm really glad my videos have been helpful to you. Keep up the hard work and I'll be sure to do the same! Thanks for rockin' with me! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Keep at it bro you can only get better
THAT LAST ONE TECHNIQUE WAS... SO REVEALING!
I'm glad to hear that Luciano! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
no joke the idea of spitting the last couple lines from the previous segment is a game changer
Most of the time I record 2 vocals and pan them, but I'm very reckless with them. I realised now I shouldn't do that all the time and I should trim my puch-ins (i didn't even know they had a name) but I was struggling to blend them in, now I know what is right to do! Thank you!
That's awesome Emanuel! I'm glad this was helpful! Have fun with these techniques! Also if you pan your vocals left and right try to record 4 total and pan two to each side to get a double effect on both the left and right channel. ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Coach 👑❤
Thanks so much Raj Sharma! Right back at cha! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
You always give clear pro advice thank you cole mize 🎉
Thanks Joshua! I try my best! Thanks for rockin with me! I really do appreciate it! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
the chasing your tail sounds sick i’m definitely trying that
Sounds good asf
underrated youtube channe for sure!
My first 4 bars I recorded came out perfect. Later on that same day I tried to lay the rest of my vocals but it sounds WAYYYY different from my first 4 bars. I tried doing the Mic placement for hoursI got close to the Mic far above under and nothing helps. I really don't want to delete those 4 bars cause it came out perfect.
that's because your voice changes throughout the day. unless you've mastered that specific tone/cadence you won't be able to replicate it if there is a large gap between recording sessions
@@Alphamegabt how do you master that
@@rasheedsaibu4147 by practicing
Delete it and do it over
Thanks for your honesty on how many takes it took
My pleasure Brandon! I'm glad you enjoyed this one! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Pretty relevant to something I recorded recently. I figured out a bit on my own what I was doing wrong. But this video really takes the advice to another level. Mad helpful. Already hit like before I was halfway in.
Thanks Drugz! I'm really glad to hear this was helpful and I appreciate the support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
YOOOO THANK YOU SO MUCH COLE
My pleasure Francesca! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Wassup Cole, Hope You And Your Loved Ones Have Been Safe During These Times.. Thanks For Passing Info To Younger Generations 💯
Thanks for that Jacob! I'm wishing the same to you and yours as well! Thanks for the support! I really do appreciate it! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
do you have any mixing/ audio effects like Equalizer etc. On while recording this video? Because your voice sounds already so good mixed to the beat
Thanks Ede, yes I typically run my vocals through compression, eq, deesser, and a noise gate. Thanks for watching and commenting! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Invaluable knowledge, clearly explained. Thank you !
Woah ive been doin this exactly on point just didnt know it was an actual method and now i know i need to just try to do this. Full heartedly know it is a method and not something i just picked up as i grew which it is. Damn that makes me kinda proud. I literally had no idea it was an ACTUAL method. I just learned it by experience
You did indeed give a little more incite on how to PERFECT using it. Thanks G i hit the sub for you!
Bredrin you’re a life saver for real
the "tips" leading into the next is something i never knew you were the first person i watched when i just started out s/o to you
you deserve a crown, sir
Yo this vid is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 just subbed
proper legend, thank you so much bro ❤
This was an excellent video bro
Bless up brother I really appreciate your teachings 🤙🏼💨💯🔥
Great vid
Thanks Lo! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Dope video! Thanks for the tips
My pleasure Shaneel! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the support! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
thanks for sharing i got like 10 tips with just one video muchas gracias
That's awesome Juny! I'm glad you're learning so much! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Any tricks to change the flow ? One line answer please .
Begin your transition during the 4th bar of a 4 bar section or change where you begin rapping at on your bars. ✌️😎 - Cole Mize
wow this is incredible i love this video this is exactly what i needed today
I'm glad to hear that Tony! Thanks for the support as well! I really do appreciate it! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Cole, make a video showing how you edit your vocals, please
I will likely make more videos in the future dedicated to editing vocals. Thanks for the suggestion! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
16:35 I respect you so much more for revealing that. 🙏💯
Gotta keep it a buck 💯! lol! Thanks for the support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Love the video bro keep it up love these videos 🤘🔥
Some artists to study for "Breath Control" - Kool G. Rap, Black Thought, Big Pun, Eminem & Royce, but really dial-in on Pun. He was 500 pounds at his peak, he had to have had more than breath control, he had a "Breath Dictactorship".
lol at "breath dictatorship" Yeah Pun was a beast! Thanks for watching and commenting James! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Thanks man !
My pleasure Ron! I'm glad you enjoyed it! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
The Goat 🐐 he never fails
Thanks Louis! I appreciate tha support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
I'm rapper but not as a professional. My dream is to become a professional rapper. I make my song on bandlab... No home studio. After watching this video I've learned a new punch -in techniques. You're really amazing & sound dope. Need to learn more things from you. Indian boi the KuTTz.🙋🏻♂️ 🇮🇳 Love from India ❤️ I called you "Guru" 👈that means👉 Teacher❤️
We don’t wanna hear ya music
Great vid. Very Helpful
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Nice man
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Yo cole, great video as always man. What would you say, would be the best way with dealing with competitors in your area?
Thanks Modestas! I'm glad you're enjoying my videos! If your competitors are trying to build a buzz for themselves then try to collaborate with them. A friendly beef could also be considered a form of collaboration as it can pool both of your fans together. I hope this helps! Thanks for the support! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Hey cole how do i lower the volume at the end and begining of the recording bro? Like you did? That would help me alot! I use fl studio
In FL Studio you will have to create an automation for the clip. It's more difficult than how I showed in my video using Studio One. Just google, how to do volume automation in FL Studio and you will find videos on it. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching and commenting! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
I have changed from fl studio to studio one.. I love to record in studio one, and beat I make fl studio. I waiting for this video.. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm not sure if I will ever get into making beats on this channel as my primary focus is teaching people how to rap. But I do have something planned behind the scenes which you will hear about in the future if you're on my mailing list from getting my free eBook. Thanks for the support! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
This dude helps me to understand rap punching vocals better than my friends do when I'm in Booth🙌
Thanks coach 💯🤗 appreciate your work.
Legendary Instructions
Hi, is punch in the same as vocal comping?
No, comping is when we take pieced of two different recording to make one vocal. Punching in is when we begin recording after a part that's already been recorded. I hope this helps. ✌😎 - Cole Mize
suprised you dont have 100k yet 0_0, Thanks for the tips man!!
didnt know this was a real technique. coo just learned sum appreciate u fam
thank you
Thanks Cole!
My pleasure! Thanks for watching! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
@@ColeMizeStudios how do I get private classes with you?
I'ma try this thanks for the knowledge
Thanks for this video this video helped out a lot YOU broke a lot of things down to make it understandable I'm not a rapper, but I'm just learning how to to punch in the proper way and not be an amateur
appreciate the video 💯🎯
We could ask the DAW creator to create a 'Punch In Mode Option' for consistency
Most DAW's do have an auto punch in mode ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Munchas respect bro
Thanks Mystike! Right back at cha! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
What are app are you using to record your music
In this video I was using Studio One but these days I use Reaper as my main DAW ✌😎 - Cole Mize
bro you rock
Amazing video thanks
My voice is very light, like snoop dogg light, even when I try to rap louder. It doesn't seem right. Is there some engineering tricks to fix that or something?
There's nothing wrong with that Poltbliss, and Snoop Dogg is probably a good artist to study to dial in your voice. The key is to learn how to add energy and character to your normal speaking voice and build up from there. I actually have a really dope video that covers this called "how to find you rap voice"👉 th-cam.com/video/eyS13s8114I/w-d-xo.html Check it out, I think you will learn a lot and will be encouraged from it. You got this! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
@@ColeMizeStudios thank you for the link and advice. I'll try to dial in my voice. When I went to the studio, I was told to rap louder. But even then, my voice was too quiet sounding. It's crazy, cause I rap kinda quickly and aggressively but have a softer voice compared to other rappers.
My pleasure Poltbliss! I hope my videos helps you dial in your rap voice! You got this! ✌😎
HUGE
I'm glad you enjoyed it MK! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
Hey mate, I've been using this technique for a while but didn't know that it was called Punching-In. I think it's been mic placement throwing my Punch-ins off. Never thought about that tail ends technique though so most excited to try that out with some of my music. Enjoyed watching you edit vocals and throw out hefty tips because it seems simple stuff but it works. And, sometimes I'll do things that sound good but I don't know if it works, but having a profession tell you that it is the right way is just a bit more reassuring.
i wanna hear that song !
The 3 thumbs down are probably from Eminem, Busta Rhymes, and NF..🤣
good stuff
You'll end up with a whole bunch of channels for each recording session I've heard that Pro Tools has a specific function that lets you punch in but I'm not pretty sure because I don't know too much about producing I do the rapping and I'm learning about production but I'm very interested in this punch in method because I'm a good freestyler in Spanish
I have nephew that use this method which is new to me but he stop after every 4 or 5 words . He stop on purpose , I didn’t have the patients for this
YOU THA MEN HOMIE
Literal 🐐
and all this time iv been recording my 3 verses all in one take, cos my voice always sounds different when punching in
Gem 💎
I wondered for a long time how rapper's don't run out of breath a big name that comes to mind was Big Pun seemed like he could freestyle for hour's without taking a single breath guess i know how he did it thanks for sharing
Yoo 🔥🔥
Thanks Abhee!!! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Please, explain to me why you duplicated the instrumental/beat. I need to know
STILL AWESOME!
Sound a lot like crypt.. amazing video btw
It's free so I'm not really complaining I just feel the book is misrepresented.
Your book is good for very general basic stuff mostly on the writing side imo. I think you would be better served targeting it towards those people or adding more to it regarding the basic technical side of recording. Like how you have it, because I think you did a great job with it as far as distilling concepts to people, just more along the basic lines of recording.
EQ, Compression, punching in etc.
Thanks for your feedback Colin, My channel is primarily dedicated to teaching people how to rap, not recording and mixing, that's why the book is focused on rapping and writing. Thanks again for watching and commenting, I sincerely appreciate it! Much respect! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
I learned something new
I love hearing that Saint! I'm glad you're getting value from my content! That's what it's all about! ✌😎 - Cole Mize
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Can Punch-In vocals be overdubbed to a track?
Everyone punches in their vocals every 4 bars now. 😎
Mi Brother!
Wow, you are full of so much inspiring tips, this tips are so useful and helpful to me, i came across your coaching since last night and i have gain so much from it, i am a rapper who record himself at home and i have learned from your teachings, thank so much God bless #c7
I'm glad to hear that my videos have been helpful to you Chapter 7! Thanks for the support! God bless you and yours as well! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
Before I watch the whole video I'm already paying my respect to sir Cole mize 🙏 because I know the whole video is going to help me a lot in many ways. RESPECT 🙏
P.S. Amazingly, all of his videos are very much helpful.
Thanks so much for that Mayank! I'm really glad to hear my videos have been so helpful! I'm excited to share much more moving forward! Thanks for your continued support! Much respect! 😎✌️🙏 - Cole Mize
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My first big mistake is I’m recording on my phone lol 😂 I’m finally going to get a mic 🎙️ next week 😢
Punch-in is exactly what I do when I'm recording.