How to Produce a Song

I will walk you through the process of producing a song. I start by making the beat and finish with recording.
Trip B and KDub on the track. Brought to you by Right Hook Productions.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• fl
• studio
• rap
• beat
• recording
• producing
• song

[Pedrofiliac]

lol love how you assume that were making hip hop shit

[KDub8106]

@Pedrofiliac I'm just showing you what I do. No one is forcing you to watch

[josevivo]

but...what about producing music like..with other instruments..and real drums..and music other than R&B or Hip Hop or.. rap or whatever

[KDub8106]

@josevivo You can connect guitars through an audio box and use mics to record drums or whatever instrument your using

[sewplex]

i think your beat is ill, but project a little more on the mic. if you got a good mic, it can handle you getting a little loud on it. mad props on the info and beat

[KDub8106]

thank you. This was a little ways back, i have gotten better at projecting on the mic, i know i wasnt too good here

[dakidd120th]

That guy with the gaps who was rapping is never going ever ever get sign...

Just saying

[RPGSn1per]

ey yo this vid is fo' snap. big upz to u and ya boy

[metakirby007]

Just by looking at you Ican tell you have emotional/mental problems. You absolutely have anger management problems...yeah, good job trying to hide it! That kind of vibe always comes through, no matter what kind of face you put on. People will realize that and NOT want to work with you. Take a look at yourself and make that change. You can and you might

[metakirby007]

NO TALENT. Before you even begin to get notable recognition for your talent, love and learn Michael Jackson. You will never make it as a punk. Change your energetic vibe and attitude. Peace

[KaylieYes]

how long does it take to produce such a song? :-)

[Keablerthegreat]

@ Pedrofiliac. You can chose what you want to learn from people. It's just a matter of opening your eyes to details.

[Keablerthegreat]

@ Pedrofiliac. This process doesn't just apply to hip-hop. It has fundamentals that extend into Heavy Metal. Every instrument he chose and every part he chose for it demonstrates the basic principle of distributing parts through different ranges and textures of the frequency spectrum. If you have two guitars playing with the same distortion in the same range, it will sound muddled and confusing. Same here. No part or instrument is exactly the same or is noted in a way thats similar to others.