how doctored is radio hiohop ?

[Guest]

i was just wonderen if the hiphop u hear on the radio is totally doctored in the studio ??
for instance, is every line and mabey even every word recored at one phase at a time........so everything sounds perfect ?? u never really hear anything anymore where it sounds like a freestyle all the way through....................not that this is really a bad thing........becuz it does sound good when every word is hit just write on a song........i was jus curious though if this is the case........or are the rappers really that skilled to go through the song in big lumps without stopping and breaking things down bar by bar...................

[MC Just]

[quote name='Delivery Boy' date='Aug 6 2005, 03:53 AM']i was just wonderen if the hiphop u hear on the radio is totally doctored in the studio ??
for instance, is every line and mabey even every word recored at one phase at a time........so everything sounds perfect ??    u never really hear anything anymore where it sounds like a freestyle all the way through....................not that this is really a bad thing........becuz it does sound good when every word is hit just write on a song........i was jus curious though if this is the case........or are the rappers really that skilled to go through the song in big lumps without stopping and breaking things down bar by bar...................
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I cant stand radio hip-hop. ITs a bit annoynig hearing the same songs over and over and over again. Like on the radio here, they keep playing the same kanye west songs and the same reggaeton songs. I end up having songs i dont even like stuck in my head. lol

[Guest Eremite]

[quote]is every line and mabey even every word recored at one phase at a time[/quote]

I doubt it, but they probably do a lot of work to make the voice sound as perfect as it can sound.

[musturde]

Yall hear what sony did? They gave away prizes to djs that'd play certain songs the most.

[Tony]

[quote name='MC Just' date='Aug 6 2005, 11:00 AM']I cant stand radio hip-hop. ITs a bit annoynig hearing the same songs over and over and over again. Like on the radio here, they keep playing the same kanye west songs and the same reggaeton songs. I end up having songs i dont even like stuck in my head. lol
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[SevenSorrows]

[quote name='musturde' date='Aug 6 2005, 09:26 AM']Yall hear what sony did? They gave away prizes to djs that'd play certain songs the most.
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where did you hear that????

[SevenSorrows]

[quote name='Delivery Boy' date='Aug 6 2005, 01:53 AM']i was just wonderen if the hiphop u hear on the radio is totally doctored in the studio ??
for instance, is every line and mabey even every word recored at one phase at a time........so everything sounds perfect ??    u never really hear anything anymore where it sounds like a freestyle all the way through....................not that this is really a bad thing........becuz it does sound good when every word is hit just write on a song........i was jus curious though if this is the case........or are the rappers really that skilled to go through the song in big lumps without stopping and breaking things down bar by bar...................
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I don't listen to rap/hip hop much, but why does it always sound awful/crappy live? Maybe just cause I am watching on tv, but it sounds bad, (especially when it is like 4 rappers, you know and one is always saying "uh.....yeah...."or is it more about the bud and the booty so I am missing it?

[dUSt]

It depends on the rapper.

Miko, for example, usually records his entire song without breaking it up at all. Other rappers will record a few lines at a time. Others will record every other line and then go back and fill in the odd lines. I wouldn't call it "doctored". I'd call it studio rapping. haha... It's just different techniques used while recording.

Live rapping is totally different because you CAN'T take breaks between lines. This is where the "backup rapper" comes in handy live. An experienced hip-hop group will back eachother's vocals up, so that the main rapper can take breaks to breathe between lines.

I agree that most live hip-hop on the TV is carp, like on award shows and stuff. I suggest watching groups like the Beastie Boys and the Black Eyed Peas if you wanna see a GOOD live hip-hop show. Point 5 Covenant ain't so bad either.

Rappers like Eminem, Tupac, Fifty Cent, etc are horrible live acts, in my opinion. I'd call them studio rappers myself.

Here's a tip: You can usually tell who is a good LIVE hip-hop group if you can name their DJ... Eminem, Fifty Cent, Etc = no DJ.

[jmjtina]

I know that Will Smith's DJ is Jazzy Jeff. :

I know Phunky D (where is he now? Is he with Righeous B now?) and Sean P.


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[Guest]

[quote name='dUSt' date='Aug 9 2005, 12:00 PM']It depends on the rapper.

Miko, for example, usually records his entire song without breaking it up at all. Other rappers will record a few lines at a time. Others will record every other line and then go back and fill in the odd lines. I wouldn't call it "doctored". I'd call it studio rapping. haha... It's just different techniques used while recording.

Live rapping is totally different because you CAN'T take breaks between lines. This is where the "backup rapper" comes in handy live. An experienced hip-hop group will back eachother's vocals up, so that the main rapper can take breaks to breathe between lines.

I agree that most live hip-hop on the TV is carp, like on award shows and stuff. I suggest watching groups like the Beastie Boys and the Black Eyed Peas if you wanna see a GOOD live hip-hop show. Point 5 Covenant ain't so bad either.

Rappers like Eminem, Tupac, Fifty Cent, etc are horrible live acts, in my opinion. I'd call them studio rappers myself.

Here's a tip: You can usually tell who is a good LIVE hip-hop group if you can name their DJ... Eminem, Fifty Cent, Etc = no DJ.
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cool cool
thanks for the insight dust.........

[inDEED]

[quote name='dUSt' date='Aug 9 2005, 10:00 AM']Here's a tip: You can usually tell who is a good LIVE hip-hop group if you can name their DJ... Eminem = no DJ.
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Green Lantern...Well, now it's Alchemist.

[inDEED]

Man...I saw Bone Thugs when I was in high school @ a show here in PHX...WACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here's the question: who is/are the ultimate studio rappers??

I'd say Bone Thugs N Harmony...

[inDEED]

See you @ the Crossroads...

[Guest]

[quote name='inDEED' date='Aug 10 2005, 09:35 AM']Man...I saw Bone Thugs when I was in high school @ a show here in PHX...WACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here's the question: who is/are the ultimate studio rappers??

I'd say Bone Thugs N Harmony...
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ya i'd almost have to agree....their cd's used to sound so smooth........know way they could have flowed like that though if they hadnt of smoked all that gaunga

[musturde]

[quote name='SevenSorrows' date='Aug 9 2005, 07:43 AM']where did you hear that????
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[ninjakyle]

Jazzy Jeff, easily the coolest DJ ever. Always wearing shades. . . And Fresh Prince gives him props in a bunch of the songs.

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