How do you find your flow rapping?

Flow in rap is the flow of how your words fall onto the kicks and the snares. You want your words to land so that the EMPHASIS or the ACCENT or the STRESS of the word OR phrase lands on either the 1-2-3-4 beat consistently. The ways you change this up will make up the pattern of your rap flow.

How do you find the flow of a song?

The most obvious is your syllable count. The more syllables you place within each bar the faster your flow is going to be. The fewer syllables you have in each bar the more room you will have to move around and the slower your flow will likely be.

How do I get a raspy rap voice?

Push air out through the very bottom of your throat and stomach muscles and whisper. Whisper from as far down in your throat as you can. Try making your voice as harsh as you can while you are whispering. If you did this right you will instantly have a raspy voice.

How do you make a dope rap flow?

Arrange words in different places over your beat to maintain a dope rap flow. Flow in rap is the flow of how your words fall onto the kicks and the snares. You want your words to land so that the EMPHASIS or the ACCENT or the STRESS of the word OR phrase lands on either the 1-2-3-4 beat consistently.

What is the best way to learn flow in rap?

Listen to a lot of rap artists all over the genre. From N.W.A. to A Tribe Called Quest to J.Cole to Kendrick Lamar. The more you listen the more kinds of flow you will hear. When you start freestyling or writing your own lyrics you will probably fall into the flows that you’ve been hearing but eventually you will develop your own.

How do you find your unique voice in music?

The Artist Way was the best way for me to find my unique voice. Write a lot. Listen to the legends and more legends. Study music. Listen to everybody. Record yourself. Record. Record. Be yourself.

What is the best vocal range for rap music?

When it comes to vocal range in rap music the best register is usually right below your speaking voice in pitch or right above depending on the depth of your voice.