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Then they aren't freestyles at all. They're writtens. :rolleyes: And for being writtens, they aren't impressive at all.

You sound like you're reading lyrics, not off the dome. Real recognize real, and you ain't flipping off the dome.

Stray, If I could push any influence on you, it'd be this... Stick to sampling. All your stuff is dope, but the sampled stuff I hear from you, is just SICK. The way you flip guitar melodies and all, and the chops are fluid, fam. You're in another level on that compared to most. Just my opinion.

Thanks John. I wasn't aware CD Architect would do that... How about the full version of Nero? How about Plextools? Or am I way off there? :confused: I suppose if Wavelab Essentials will do it, that's not too expensive. I just hate to purchase a program for the sole intention of PQ Editing...

Mastering Guru's, is there anything available for the pro-sumer market for this? I can't seem to find a Software that will allow PQ Editing, and Create CDT that will transfer in the replication process... There's a good chance I'm not looking in the right place, too. So please enlighten me.

Wow... umm... I don't wanna be rude jude, cruder than usual dudes... but... That's a really bad mix, BKnot. Vox are muddy as all get out, the beat seems ok, but there's a lot of competing frequencies in the melody. I hope this isn't an intentional mix. :(

I have the Echo Mia MIDI. I got it 4 years ago, and it cost me $300. Absolutely amazing quality for a prosumer card. I love it.

Send me an mp3. change@changehiphop.com

Yo stray, did you get my email? Hit me up, change@changehiphop.com

This sounds like something that would've fit perfect on my last EP. Seriously dope, Fyre. You and I should rip it. :D

Gotta go with Big Willz. Melody became a bit repetitious midway through, but overall, it was my favorite. I like Killa's next best. A bit more on the hype tip. Didn't really feel the last one too much. Just not to my liking.

Nope, never dug horrorcore too much. Always seemed like dudes talking about stuff they don't possibly do. It's so far fetched, and unrealistic, I could never dig it. But that's me.

Considering over 85% of Hip-Hop is purchased by white people ages 13-25 you'd be better off marketing to the white people.

Just set up your own publishing company in the form of an LLC. That way, you get 100% of your royalties. Unless they don't charge you anything, then it'll probably break even.

Mastering can be crazy boring. 90% of mastering, is listening to the music. Letting your ears tell you how to massage the track, to bring out and highlight it's best qualities. So, before you even sit down for a mastering session, like I did today, you'll put multiple hours of critical listening...

Depends on the length of the album. Hit me up on email, since I don't check this site all the time. change@changehiphop.com

This group is on a boom-bap Hip-Hop vibe with a focus on lyricism, and their beats are full of rock guitars and harmonica's and all that. They're seriously dope, in a non-commercial sort of way. I actually enjoyed the 6 hour mastering session. :eek:

Double post. :D

I may or may not do my solo... I'll let ya'll know.

Considering we have a pannel of judges determining what's good enough to make the compilation, I think we should press it and sell it. If we do any free downloads, it should be for promotions sake, and to drive sales. Not to give away music we all worked hard on...