CREATING THAT CLAP SOUND

[MORZ42]

Okay, here's how the clap came out. Any suggestions?

[Immerse]

sounds good, good tune!! that you spitting? if so.. good work

[Maxxan]

sounds good, good tune!! that you spitting? if so.. good work

That's Atmosphere, he's a legend in 'alternative' rap, if you can call that a thing.

Yeah, clap sounds tight man. To me it feels 'sampled' though, not like a real one. But it still sounds real good. Maybe turn down the highs a bit and put some reverb on it for that muddy acoustic Kanye sound, if you're into that? Also, and this isn't really on topic but I kinda want the lyrics more present in the mix. I guess since it's a remake you might not want that, but I think it'd make the track more listenable, at least for fans of rap like me.

[Immerse]

i thought it was good in the mix tbh.

[Hircine]

loving the clap!

[MORZ42]

Thanks everybody!

Also, and this isn't really on topic but I kinda want the lyrics more present in the mix. I guess since it's a remake you might not want that, but I think it'd make the track more listenable, at least for fans of rap like me.

Yeah, thanks for the insight. I turned up the low end when I mastered it to give the kick more power, but I guess it kind of drowned out the rest of the track.

[Maxxan]

Thanks everybody!

Also, and this isn't really on topic but I kinda want the lyrics more present in the mix. I guess since it's a remake you might not want that, but I think it'd make the track more listenable, at least for fans of rap like me.

Yeah, thanks for the insight. I turned up the low end when I mastered it to give the kick more power, but I guess it kind of drowned out the rest of the track.

Yeah I guess for rap you'd want a lot more lows in the vocals than your average electronic music, but it's problematic since there's a lot of stuff going on there. Might not be able to fit both actually.

Didn't mean to rip on you though it's a nice mix, just figured I'd give you some input from a listening point of view y'know. It's cool to see some remixes of Slug, he's one of my favorites. Very talented guy. Actually pretty much all of the guys on his label are great too, you should check 'em out if you haven't. Rhymesayers, some great rappers on there.

[Kilo Graham]

sounds good, good tune!! that you spitting? if so.. good work

That's Atmosphere, he's a legend in 'alternative' rap, if you can call that a thing.

Yeah, clap sounds tight man. To me it feels 'sampled' though, not like a real one. But it still sounds real good. Maybe turn down the highs a bit and put some reverb on it for that muddy acoustic Kanye sound, if you're into that? Also, and this isn't really on topic but I kinda want the lyrics more present in the mix. I guess since it's a remake you might not want that, but I think it'd make the track more listenable, at least for fans of rap like me.

the vocals have plenty of space it feels, I hadn't ever heard this particular track but I didn't have any trouble following the words at all

[Maxxan]

the vocals have plenty of space it feels, I hadn't ever heard this particular track but I didn't have any trouble following the words at all

Yeah, that's true, there's nothing wrong with it like that. But in rap the vocals are generally more present than in other types of music. The focus isn't on melodies and arrangement so much as it is on flow of the rapper and his choice of words, and if this were a rap recording they would probably be more present, or at least that's what it sounds like to me.

This is all a matter of taste though and like I said, it's a remake so there's no reason to mix it like hip-hop if you don't want.