When you’re working with a melody that repeats throughout, try changing the last few notes of every duplicate.Įither to a slightly different, yet still cohesive set of notes or merely adjust their timing/order. Go into every (or every other) copy and either add/remove a hi-hat or simply reorder it a tad. One thing I suggest is you go into all of your duplicate patterns and tweak tiny intricacies.įor example, on a 1-bar hi-hat loop/pattern: You have to incorporate some ‘wow’ factors, switch-ups, and subtle differences every 2 bars.īy doing this, it will instantly catch the attention of your listeners and ensure that they don’t reach for that skip button. This hip-hop production tip is the ultimate way to guarantee that never happens.
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