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In this How to Make Hip Hop Beats guide we will demonstrate the 101's in developing beats. Music production may appear overwhelming and confusing when getting started so we have formulated this guide to make it easier to get started.
The first thing you need is an idea. If you have a beat in your head you have a great start in which makes it real. If you do not have an idea, you can begin using the basics and work after that. As you get the baseline down, you head will start to spin and also the ideas can come up.
Start with the Hi-Hats
The hi-hats are a great starting point when you start to create rap beats. The hi-hats decide the speed of your beet. We're creating a skeleton now and will also be the backbone.
Next Construct your Kicks and Snare Drums
The kicks and snare drums will probably be your baseline. These together with your hi-hats complete the skeleton of the beat. The kicks are the dark and high beats. The reduced tones that make your base vibrate. The snare drums are the higher or mid tone drums and beats. Listen to a number of your preferred beats and then try to identify the way they are made up according to these components.
Complete the Hip Hop Beat with Instruments
You have now setup the skeleton of the hip hop beat. As the skeleton can be able to work in the most basic form you are able to add some originality and personality because well. Still, the real opportunity to make something new comes with the instruments.
The instruments can range from guitar, piano, flute, or sirens as well as vocals. You are only restricted to your imagination.
The Most Important Elements of a Hip Hop Beat
We can end up with technical when it comes to how to make rap beats. Still I've attempted to get this to guide as easy as possible. When you handle these elements you will begin to see new opportunities and make upon your beats from that.
Still the most important element of a rap beat is its originality and just how it makes your listeners feel. If you want these to dance, make it happen, if you want them to cry you must do different things than that.
Additionally you need to consider what you are making the beat for. Should you produce beats that will be sold as instrumentals you have a different job than if you're making an RnB or Rap song. If you are planning to have other artists use your beat make your beat workable on their behalf and meet their individual needs.
What Production tools should I Use?
Choosing the best production software is important. If you're new to making beats I recommend you start with something that is simple to use, but at the same time is not limiting your creativity.
