π¨ Like how Vinyls & Casettes became in the 2000s n 2010s.
For digital music I think its one of the few if not only form of digital music that has an underlying built in characteristic & style. While with digital today since the mid 2010s, everything is pretty much the same & super clean.
The "Rap Mixtape sound" can be a way to add character & nostalgia like a Vinyl & Casette.
Edit:
Tape "Sound" Examples - Overly Dedicated, LiveLoveASAP, Kush n OJ, Mixtape About Nothing, So Far Gone, Dreamchasers, Monster, Beam me Up Scotty, Rich Forever etc.
No
They said the same about Vinyls & Casettes π€
Need that Rap Mixtape mixing plugin
What are you even talking about about
Just sound quality and characteristics lol
What are you even talking about about
Just sound quality and characteristics lol
"What are you talking about"
Are you not aware that engineers purposely use vinyl & casette characteristics to add character & uniqueness to their sound lol, mainly because digital today is really sterile & flat.
Its a common practice, especially in Rap, RnB & Pop since the 2000s in varying ways.
Seem once a new media format is around for a while n grows sterile is when music will start adopting characteristics of older media to spice it up.
Like the CD with Vinyl, n early digital with Casette (where the trends started).
Mixtape digital audio is rougher & "sharper" than the now standard digital sound, which is more even & flat (has its postives n easier to work with), plus with more higher quality stuff being more affordable than it was even 10 years ago.
I can see the "Rap Mixtape" sound being used like Vinyl & Casette. It has its own characteristics & specific methods to get the way it sounds n probably the only one as a digital format so far.
music in 2030:
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1haXhVLLUX8&ab_channel=Xiap10
Yeah Iβm sure it will if it ever really went away, u can find mixtapes rn with the trappings of that eraβs sonic characteristics
Live Love ASAP, Overly Dedicated, So Far Gone, The Mixtape About Nothing & Kush n OJ are the "Rap Mixtape" sound n characteristics im thinking of
Live Love ASAP, Overly Dedicated, So Far Gone, The Mixtape About Nothing & Kush n OJ are the "Rap Mixtape" sound n characteristics im thinking of
i prayed we'd get a remaster/hq version of Bass when LLA dropped on streaming...nope
i prayed we'd get a remaster/hq version of Bass when LLA dropped on streaming...nope
Remasters of tapes are usually ass tbh
Remasters of tapes are usually ass tbh
i just hate the fact one of the best songs on the tape is the only one that sounds like a muffled mess
π¨ Like how Vinyls & Casettes became in the 2000s n 2010s.
For digital music I think its one of the few if not only form of digital music that has an underlying built in characteristic & style. While with digital today since the mid 2010s, everything is pretty much the same & super clean.
The "Rap Mixtape sound" can be a way to add character & nostalgia like a Vinyl & Casette.
Edit:
Tape "Sound" Examples - Overly Dedicated, LiveLoveASAP, Kush n OJ, Mixtape About Nothing, So Far Gone, Dreamchasers, Monster, Beam me Up Scotty, Rich Forever etc.
no because the rap mixtape sound was done out of necessity not for style points
I don't think it'll ever come back
Yeah Iβm sure it will if it ever really went away, u can find mixtapes rn with the trappings of that eraβs sonic characteristics
Yeah these are the tapes i think of when "Mixtape Sound" comes to mind:
Overly Dedicated, LiveLoveASAP, Kush n OJ, Mixtape About Nothing, So Far Gone, Dreamchasers, Monster, Beam me Up Scotty, Rich Forever, Macadelic, Slime Season 2, Duflocka DaRant, Trap God 3, Shyne Coldchain 2, EARL etc.
Thats interesting tho, i havent really kept up with mixtapes. I thot they were basically extinct since everything is streaming now.
music in 2030:
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1haXhVLLUX8&ab_channel=Xiap10π¨ Like how Vinyls & Casettes became in the 2000s n 2010s.
For digital music I think its one of the few if not only form of digital music that has an underlying built in characteristic & style. While with digital today since the mid 2010s, everything is pretty much the same & super clean.
The "Rap Mixtape sound" can be a way to add character & nostalgia like a Vinyl & Casette.
Edit:
Tape "Sound" Examples - Overly Dedicated, LiveLoveASAP, Kush n OJ, Mixtape About Nothing, So Far Gone, Dreamchasers, Monster, Beam me Up Scotty, Rich Forever etc.
how will younger people who have only known streaming be able to access true mixtapes?
Just to let yall know, yes, Streaming is its own audio format like digital, CD etc.
Spotify & Apple (even Youtube & Soundcloud although not as extreme) will literally mix your stuff on top of your already mix to standardized the audio with it library to make shuffling "more likely" & easier on the algorithm. Even down to the volume & hertz. Sometimes even degrading your audio if the file is too high, which YT is especially famous for.
It homogenizes & flatens the sound on purpose.
Its a new version of "CD Quality". For better & worst.
Just to let yall know, yes, Streaming is its own audio format like digital, CD etc.
Spotify & Apple (even Youtube & Soundcloud although not as extreme) will literally mix your stuff on top of your already mix to standardized the audio with it library to make shuffling "more likely" & easier on the algorithm. Even down to the volume & hertz. Sometimes even degrading your audio if the file is too high, which YT is especially famous for.
It homogenizes & flatens the sound on purpose.
Its a new version of "CD Quality". For better & worst.
fr? i never knew this