this shit is awsome good job b.do you do callbs with local artist like myself?and what recording software do yall guys use that shit sound good?i use adobe audition 1.5 is pretty good but yall software is off the hook hit me up!
Legendary lyricist and vocalist. Subscribe to his channel, JamTV. He uploads every week. I see he gets wild in the studio, jumping around and backing up from the mic. That's passion. Personally, I've always had a hard time leveling out the volume of the recording when that happens. The farther away from the mic, the lower the volume sounds. The closer to the mic, the louder it sounds, sometimes distorting the recording. I always had to stay at the same distance from the mic to prevent distortion and mixing problems. The mic also picks up any little sound, such as footsteps. Maybe my mic just sucks. Technology today can fix those things and balance the volume with the click of a mouse.
Thats one reason for doing dubs and adlibs (not meaning "random word adlibs" but instead *highlight parts* on key phrases) and that smooths out if you have low parts, being u can boost parts fron the dubs to thicken it and lower the bad part from the main take into a dub, make it very subtle, or even remove it. Not only does it thicken the vocals and add energy without having to peak/Clip but it gives you more vocal tracks to work with if theres an issue. You just have to know how to blend it, quick rundown being turning the backing vocals lower than each prior one, removing the Lows to keep it from getting muddy, and panning some stuff Left and Right to avoid clutter and widen it out some. Even if wanting that newage sound of "1 vocal track" only (and sometimes adlibs), its still good to do ATLEAST 1 dub layer and just turn it real low, it'll thicken your voice even if its not meant to be noticeable.. Pac and Bone brought this technique to hip hop from Rock and then everyone was did it (besides alot of NY artists), then it started fading away in the late 00's when Lil Wayne made the "freestyle sound" popular to do on actual album tracks, and autotune ehanced the vocal presence also.. It was a HUGE turning point in hip hop that I feel did it no justice... Thats one reason NOW that most rappers get signed for having a unique voice and gimmick, opposed to actual talent, the industry wants music that people can sing along with and thats just more simple all around.. Dubs are often hidden in the mix but 3-4 layers is whats gone now, even *highlight word adlibs*... As of late the mids are being boosted on vocals to give them more presence and it makes the reverb more noticeable aswell. Hooks are still layered these days on professional tracks but not as heavily, maybe one take in the center and 2x dubs, one panned 40-80% left and 40-80% right. Sometimes one more narrow than the other; The mix is your canvas! So many newer aspiring artists just record one vocal track and wonder why it sounds like something is missing. By these new "mid boosting" plug ins/presets at home studio setups are similar to the mainstream hip hop spund, at least "southern hip hop" (by heavy MIDS I mean like a mild megaphone effect without bass or much treble in the vocals) Btw, this is my track FT BB and trust me, their was PLENTY of distortion but solely due to when BB said "Turn me up so I aint screaming so much" and the way it was worded, the engineer thought he was gonna spit lower and turned up the actual mic volume. BB meant for him to turn him up in his headphones which the enginner could have done By turning the beat down and keeping the levels the same, all the leveling done when BB practiced the hook over and over for that process. That was an easy miscommunication but once BB started spitting even louder, the engineer should have noticed and corrected on the next take... I dont think he had ever dealt with artists that record the way BB did or he was just starstruck and playing the whole "too cool" thing being he didnt communicate anything with him as an enginner should, tried to play the "Im a pro" and botched alot of the sound quality. Basically just hit record and watched. The end of the video u can see him admit that everything had been distorted as if he had no control over it. I didnt know he still had it cranked up and was watching it red line the enitre time until it was too late. Smh Also, big studios have "real time compressors" to where loud parts wont exceed the set DB level and low parts will be boosted. BB was used to that setup and the studio looked decent to where we all thought the dude would have tracked the session professionally The final version had to have so much to mask the distortion that it took away from the intensity of it, but this footage existing and being so monumental is good enough to make all well in the end, looking back... May do a "10 year anniversary" remix with someone (that I wont name) whom has produced some of BBs best solo projects; especially sound quality and production wise. If so, will have him to do a different approach to the mix to give it a different vibe, also with a revamped Beat.... Couple Elements of the original but a newer vibe all around. Be on the lookout!
![BONE - THA CROSSROADS [the creation single in studio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/13hq7HRfAZ8/mqdefault.jpg)
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This is some legendary footage of a real passionate lyricist man....Bizzy is top 5
Real talk, some where in the the top 5
I will cherish this footage. 😢👏🏽👏🏽❤
pure chills and near tears watching one of my idols flip it with the love he puts into it
Give busy a motherfuking light b**** so he can continue p**** ass engineer assNIGGA😁😁😁😁😁
His reactions to his song in the first part cracked me up. I dont even think there is a rapper that loves his music as much as Bizzy does.
You can tell he loves his profession due to his enthusiasm. I like it.
Bizzy Bone still go hard !!! He the best
Sharmel Mitchell can’t no one rap like bizzy
@@lakerboiimamba7875 No one!💯
Sharmel Mitchell how would this song b wit all members 🔥🔥
@@lakerboiimamba7875 That joint would be lit!
Sharmel Mitchell hell yeah it’ll be #1 joint
Gaaarrgghhh Bizzy Been & Still 1 Of My Favorites! Gr8 Track Y'all 👊
After this I listened to the final recorded track, and I appreciate it so much more. Thanks for uploading this!
Never ever stop grindin you too talented Bizzy the kid
Bizzy tha truth...
Underrated Dog over 20 years.
Big Respect ❤️
So that's how it is i n the studio nothing but work love it
Definition of an artist. Making Layers. Wow
Bizzy in this form could make a great duo album with Krayzie Bone.
I would love a collab album between the two of them regardless of either of their forms honestly.
and now its coming :)
They dropped it, it's dope 🔥🔥💯🔥
For real!
Bizzy tha shit he killed dis fa sho!
I agree and he feels the F**in music!
I like this sound for bizzy.
💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
goosebumps...2020 still watching this video 🔥🔥🔥from 🇵🇭
Killed it though!!!!!
Beast mode!
Masterful
God damn! The "Almighty King"!!!
5:30 when the guy says 'hes no joke'
Carl Hankin "Brad, Where's Brad? Like, he's no joke" 😂😂😂😂
Legend part 2
😍🙆 dayum.. love this. I got the chills. 💨
Bizzy is the best
He is the best Bizzy Bone is fucking out of this world
@@monicamariamclean2198 yes he is that’s why he’s my favorite outta all of them
Raw
That beat is sick
Pac and Bizzy, both of em iz real history
Tha Kid!!!!
Wish I was there listening to it
It's tight flow like the wind
Getting them boo bizzyBone kill the music I love it
Bizzy closing his eyes while spitting flames unleashes hell!!!
❤❤❤❤❤ Real G❤❤❤❤ That Christ Consciousness flo bruh...... BIZZY 144 chosen
Gold 🔥 🔥 🔥
BONE ARMY STAND THE FUCK UP AND SHOW RESPECT TO A FUCKING LEGION!!!!!
Pure beast
Love the way he jams to his own shit hahaha legend
The playback is going on so he can do his Adlibs and fill in certain parts. Def gettin it in tho.
OWW WEE Bizzy going off🔥🔥👍
this was recorded in Fayeville fr??
Jesus!!!
Bizzy Bone is the realist rapper in the Rap game the rapper in the music industry true legendary status
My nigga bizzy aka little ripsta,never misses his tatget on thug shit, Legendary Thig Shit
love it!!
At 5:35 the dude in the background says,, HE'S NO JOKE 😂😂😂
At 5 minutes and 30 seconds you can hear the engineer in the background he says damn he's no joke LOL
damn fiee
Damm !!!
No one can compare
Goat
3:55 hahaha absolute feelin it
LMFAO 2:23 “That’s that Red Bull” We found the secret to Bizzy’s talent!!
this shit is awsome good job b.do you do callbs with local artist like myself?and what recording software do yall guys use that shit sound good?i use adobe audition 1.5 is pretty good but yall software is off the hook hit me up!
Columbus!!!!!
Legendary lyricist and vocalist. Subscribe to his channel, JamTV. He uploads every week. I see he gets wild in the studio, jumping around and backing up from the mic. That's passion.
Personally, I've always had a hard time leveling out the volume of the recording when that happens. The farther away from the mic, the lower the volume sounds. The closer to the mic, the louder it sounds, sometimes distorting the recording. I always had to stay at the same distance from the mic to prevent distortion and mixing problems. The mic also picks up any little sound, such as footsteps. Maybe my mic just sucks. Technology today can fix those things and balance the volume with the click of a mouse.
Thats one reason for doing dubs and adlibs (not meaning "random word adlibs" but instead *highlight parts* on key phrases) and that smooths out if you have low parts, being u can boost parts fron the dubs to thicken it and lower the bad part from the main take into a dub, make it very subtle, or even remove it.
Not only does it thicken the vocals and add energy without having to peak/Clip but it gives you more vocal tracks to work with if theres an issue.
You just have to know how to blend it, quick rundown being turning the backing vocals lower than each prior one, removing the Lows to keep it from getting muddy, and panning some stuff Left and Right to avoid clutter and widen it out some.
Even if wanting that newage sound of "1 vocal track" only (and sometimes adlibs), its still good to do ATLEAST 1 dub layer and just turn it real low, it'll thicken your voice even if its not meant to be noticeable..
Pac and Bone brought this technique to hip hop from Rock and then everyone was did it (besides alot of NY artists), then it started fading away in the late 00's when Lil Wayne made the "freestyle sound" popular to do on actual album tracks, and autotune ehanced the vocal presence also..
It was a HUGE turning point in hip hop that I feel did it no justice...
Thats one reason NOW that most rappers get signed for having a unique voice and gimmick, opposed to actual talent, the industry wants music that people can sing along with and thats just more simple all around..
Dubs are often hidden in the mix but 3-4 layers is whats gone now, even *highlight word adlibs*... As of late the mids are being boosted on vocals to give them more presence and it makes the reverb more noticeable aswell.
Hooks are still layered these days on professional tracks but not as heavily, maybe one take in the center and 2x dubs, one panned 40-80% left and 40-80% right. Sometimes one more narrow than the other;
The mix is your canvas!
So many newer aspiring artists just record one vocal track and wonder why it sounds like something is missing. By these new "mid boosting" plug ins/presets at home studio setups are similar to the mainstream hip hop spund, at least "southern hip hop" (by heavy MIDS I mean like a mild megaphone effect without bass or much treble in the vocals)
Btw, this is my track FT BB and trust me, their was PLENTY of distortion but solely due to when BB said
"Turn me up so I aint screaming so much" and the way it was worded, the engineer thought he was gonna spit lower and turned up the actual mic volume. BB meant for him to turn him up in his headphones which the enginner could have done By turning the beat down and keeping the levels the same, all the leveling done when BB practiced the hook over and over for that process.
That was an easy miscommunication but once BB started spitting even louder, the engineer should have noticed and corrected on the next take... I dont think he had ever dealt with artists that record the way BB did or he was just starstruck and playing the whole "too cool" thing being he didnt communicate anything with him as an enginner should, tried to play the "Im a pro" and botched alot of the sound quality.
Basically just hit record and watched. The end of the video u can see him admit that everything had been distorted as if he had no control over it.
I didnt know he still had it cranked up and was watching it red line the enitre time until it was too late. Smh
Also, big studios have "real time compressors" to where loud parts wont exceed the set DB level and low parts will be boosted.
BB was used to that setup and the studio looked decent to where we all thought the dude would have tracked the session professionally
The final version had to have so much to mask the distortion that it took away from the intensity of it, but this footage existing and being so monumental is good enough to make all well in the end, looking back...
May do a "10 year anniversary" remix with someone (that I wont name) whom has produced some of BBs best solo projects; especially sound quality and production wise.
If so, will have him to do a different approach to the mix to give it a different vibe, also with a revamped Beat.... Couple Elements of the original but a newer vibe all around.
Be on the lookout!
if somebody dislike this video I will hack into youtube get your screen name n hunt you down no lol
He going fast like he was going on bankroll
Top
Dam words at high speed
Already has made great shit with krazie..armondo.. But bizzy is rockin a scarf like a g, kinda got me like i wanna get a scarf. Lol
This song is strait fire
Think he say's vagus ?
what the hell why haven't the song been released yet
What.
Don ellis Is been out bro'
It's been out. It's called play that music
It was a song he featured on.. He murdered his part. It's sound much better if you listen to the finished Audio
What the song called
this song goes fuckin hard
I keep keys to the city
👆
Where can I hear this song
youtube
soundcloud
Shout out to the bounty killa
" igot sense too when the rents due wen da rentz do
"When the rents due, and when the lint's new"
("Lint" as in pocket Lint, meaning empty pockets)
Also it rotates between "Right boy" and "White boy"
He reminds me of Captain Jack Sparrow.
What if you missed out on the to of words Bizzy you can always erase it and start over again
Dont run up and lose your life boy