Real studio shit?

If you’re not renting one out, the reason it being so expensive is because you’re not only paying for to use the quality equipment, but you’re also renting out an engineer as well. Someone to focus on your sound and give it every touch it needs. Some complain about the pricing of it but I’m 100% with it. I’ve been to tons of studios to both record and just to hang out while one of my boys record. But honestly if you’re gonna just walk into a studio with lyrics and a beat, you’re 9/10 unprepared. Especially if it’s an mp3/wav file beat.

If you don’t have a full breakdown project of your instrumental then you might as well record at home because you’re gonna get the same exact quality. You’re not about to just walk into a studio with a beat that came from a YouTube producer from 2004, trash quality and pretend the guys gonna mix your vocals into an already compressed instrumental. Not gonna happen. That there alone is the biggest reasons most artists don’t return to big studios. Not because the studio didn’t give em that sound, it’s because the studio couldn’t give them that sound due to what you have them to work with.

As long as you have trackouts to a beat you wanna use, your vocals can never sound too loud or too low unless the engineer is a complete bonehead. It’s like your vocals will become just as important as a snare or the drum. They’ll fit right in.

If you’re not renting one out, the reason it being so expensive is because you’re not only paying for to use the quality equipment, but you’re also renting out an engineer as well. Someone to focus on your sound and give it every touch it needs. Some complain about the pricing of it but I’m 100% with it. I’ve been to tons of studios to both record and just to hang out while one of my boys record. But honestly if you’re gonna just walk into a studio with lyrics and a beat, you’re 9/10 unprepared. Especially if it’s an mp3/wav file beat.

If you don’t have a full breakdown project of your instrumental then you might as well record at home because you’re gonna get the same exact quality. You’re not about to just walk into a studio with a beat that came from a YouTube producer from 2004, trash quality and pretend the guys gonna mix your vocals into an already compressed instrumental. Not gonna happen. That there alone is the biggest reasons most artists don’t return to big studios. Not because the studio didn’t give em that sound, it’s because the studio couldn’t give them that sound due to what you have them to work with.

As long as you have trackouts to a beat you wanna use, your vocals can never sound too loud or too low unless the engineer is a complete bonehead. It’s like your vocals will become just as important as a snare or the drum. They’ll fit right in.