[no$fer7u]

please listen to the whole music and let me know  what you think
https://soundcloud.com/prodmael/cum-shut

[gimmienetflix]

please leave a warning that there is gay ass shit in the links you post next time.

[Googleplay]

Do you want me to make an app that would make your music silent but would definitely bang a house down?

[Lion]

Why you posted that picture of us as the cover art? Was supposed to be private.

[no$fer7u]

Why you posted that picture of us as the cover art? Was supposed to be private.

damn sorry about that babe ill remove it once i finish this dude off

[StreetSquirrel]

Dam, shit slapped tho on moms

[no$fer7u]

Dam, shit slapped tho on moms

facts on my momma it ws on foe nem

[scam.]

I'll give you a serious answer. It's better than majority of people that post stuff here. Your voice isn't bad for the style.
I'd do some more research on vocal processing and mixing. The levels are off and they feel a little dry.
Could probably get away with a little saturation or a 3-6dB boost around ~4,000Hz to bring out some of the upper harmonics.
Don't underestimate the power of double tracking and reverbs on vocals. It will add a lot of space and I feel as though stereo width is fairly important to consider with more 'wavy' styles like this.

Theres problems with the mix in the production but judging by the tag you didn't do that yourself.

I think if you tried something serious you could probably make something fairly nice. Nice as far as stereo typical soundcloud rap goes I suppose.

[StreetSquirrel]

I'll give you a serious answer. It's better than majority of people that post stuff here. Your voice isn't bad for the style.
I'd do some more research on vocal processing and mixing. The levels are off and they feel a little dry.
Could probably get away with a little saturation or a 3-6dB boost around ~4,000Hz to bring out some of the upper harmonics.
Don't underestimate the power of double tracking and reverbs on vocals. It will add a lot of space and I feel as though stereo width is fairly important to consider with more 'wavy' styles like this.

Theres problems with the mix in the production but judging by the tag you didn't do that yourself.

I think if you tried something serious you could probably make something fairly nice. Nice as far as stereo typical soundcloud rap goes I suppose.

Bro, he uses audacity. Lmao

[scam.]

Bro, he uses audacity. Lmao

Which is why I said look into vocal processing.
It's impossible to tell who's serious or not with the amount of people doing this stuff these days.
I understand this is a joke but who knows, the dude might actually like doing it and want to know how to make his future songs better.

Musics something I know about and something I like seeing people show interest in so no point disregarding everyone for being new.

[PerfectStorm]

Its going to gay land bruh

[no$fer7u]

I'll give you a serious answer. It's better than majority of people that post stuff here. Your voice isn't bad for the style.
I'd do some more research on vocal processing and mixing. The levels are off and they feel a little dry.
Could probably get away with a little saturation or a 3-6dB boost around ~4,000Hz to bring out some of the upper harmonics.
Don't underestimate the power of double tracking and reverbs on vocals. It will add a lot of space and I feel as though stereo width is fairly important to consider with more 'wavy' styles like this.

Theres problems with the mix in the production but judging by the tag you didn't do that yourself.

I think if you tried something serious you could probably make something fairly nice. Nice as far as stereo typical soundcloud rap goes I suppose.

I only use Equalization and Compressor and Spitfish tbh and also Im just trying it out it's my first time doing this kinda of things lol

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Its going to gay land bruh

https://soundcloud.com/prodmael/fuck-the-gay-gang-bih

[PerfectStorm]

I only use Equalization and Compressor and Spitfish tbh and also Im just trying it out it's my first time doing this kinda of things lol

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https://soundcloud.com/prodmael/fuck-the-gay-gang-bih

Thanks for this matey love it of course 😏

[scam.]

I only use Equalization and Compressor and Spitfish tbh and also Im just trying it out it's my first time doing this kinda of things lol

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https://soundcloud.com/prodmael/fuck-the-gay-gang-bih

For vocal compression I'd use a ratio of something like 2 and drop the threshold down til it's triggering a few db of gain reduction for each word. Crank the makeup if you need some more volume.
I use a saturator on essentially all vocal tracks I'm mixing. Just real subtle. Make a huge difference.
Then play with a tight reverb with like 20-80 wet-dry.

I usually get artists to record three takes over the top of each other too. That way you can either stack two dropping the volume of one slightly or use all three with two tracks panned hard left and hard right. The latter is a technique a lot of the bigger sound cloud artists use(ig. suicide boys). It gives a lot of width and covers up pretty much all the mistakes you make.

EQ just low cut @ 100Hz. Subtle boosts in the highs can make a big difference for clarity. Especially if you're not using a saturator.
If you want to get fancy sweep for harsh resonating frequencies and do a really precise cut.

Do all that and your vox should sound better than majority of people on soundcloud. Experiment and play around. Theres an endless supply of reading material for this stuff. Stick at it. It's a good hobby.

[no$fer7u]

For vocal compression I'd use a ratio of something like 2 and drop the threshold down til it's triggering a few db of gain reduction for each word. Crank the makeup if you need some more volume.
I use a saturator on essentially all vocal tracks I'm mixing. Just real subtle. Make a huge difference.
Then play with a tight reverb with like 20-80 wet-dry.

I usually get artists to record three takes over the top of each other too. That way you can either stack two dropping the volume of one slightly or use all three with two tracks panned hard left and hard right. The latter is a technique a lot of the bigger sound cloud artists use(ig. suicide boys). It gives a lot of width and covers up pretty much all the mistakes you make.

EQ just low cut @ 100Hz. Subtle boosts in the highs can make a big difference for clarity. Especially if you're not using a saturator.
If you want to get fancy sweep for harsh resonating frequencies and do a really precise cut.

Do all that and your vox should sound better than majority of people on soundcloud. Experiment and play around. Theres an endless supply of reading material for this stuff. Stick at it. It's a good hobby.

Thanks for explaining a lot of things but tbh I don't really understand any of the things you said. I have no knowledge in this at all and Im just watching youtube videos for audacity