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QuestionHow many years of college do I need to attend to become a hip hop producer?Community AnswerNone. College is good to learn composition, performance, engineering, business and music theory, but even then, you can learn those on your own via or even pick up a music tutor to teach you. All you need is a good ear, motivation to learn, and inspiration to create.
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QuestionWhat are some good music programs I can use on my computer?Community AnswerTry FL Studio. You can also use other DAWs, such as Ableton Live, Mixcraft, Logic Pro X, and many more. Check the specs of other DAWs to be sure they do what you want them to do.
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QuestionDo I need to buy a mixer or anything like that?Community AnswerNo, it's not required. In theory all you need is a computer and software, but if you're looking to become professional then invest in things such as a mixer or midi keyboard or drum pad.
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QuestionWhere can I sell my beats?Community AnswerUse free distribution websites like SoundCloud to start out, but if you get more serious you should invest in a music aggregator, which gets your music onto Spotify and other such services.
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QuestionIs it too late to start making beats if I'm in my 20s?Community AnswerNo! It's never too late to pursue an interest or passion of yours.
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QuestionCan I use my headphones instead of monitor speakers?ZwayneCommunity AnswerYou can, but make sure the quality is on point. Otherwise, speakers are a good investment.
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QuestionCan I be a rapper and producer at the same time?Community AnswerOf course! Take NAV, for example; he produces his own beats to rap to.
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QuestionHow will I be able to work with famous artists?Greg SavageCommunity AnswerThere are a lot of ways to work with a famous artist. Make sure you have the right music for the artist you're wanting to work with. Make sure the music quality and you have a lot of it. Next, get in touch with their manager or agent. Some artists can be booked at an hourly rate or per feature. Another thing that works (especially with the newer famous artists) is booking studio time at a good studio and inviting them. It helps if the studio is professional-looking, has food, and again, you have good music. Social media makes every artist reachable these days, take advantage of that.
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