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Post by geneyussuno on Mar 19, 2007 1:12:33 GMT -5
I struggle with arrangement whenever I try to put sequences together.
Is there a specific formula to arranging a track?
I mean do the emcees just spit with the bars that are given? Or is it expected to have a certain amount of bars for your main sequence, change ups and hooks?
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Post by Desertease on Mar 19, 2007 23:16:28 GMT -5
typically emcees have either 8 or 16 bar verses a 2 bar hook that repeats 2wice making 4 bars and change ups and breaks come into play to keep things from becoming too repetitive
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Post by Derock on Mar 20, 2007 2:58:29 GMT -5
Normally i hand out beatz having a 16 bar vers and a 8 bar hookline. The intro lasts for 4 or 8 bars, the outro has 4 bars.
This is my typical arrangement. Breakz and different sequences r varying from somg to song. But sometimes when we r recording a quick one, a simple two bar loop with some drum breakz is the sh..t.
Peace
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Post by wakbeatsdotkom on Mar 26, 2007 20:52:36 GMT -5
Word yo i have similar problems as geneyussuno execpt my thing is making bridges or lead ups to the chorus.. and then having nbreaks or progressions of things through out the 16.. any ideas tips or help for makin bridges leadups brakdowns n shit.. aight man i would be real interested to see if anyone can post some examples of what they do..
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