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I see...well, if you can get your hands on a decent mic for some clear vocals then I'd be more than happy to give a collab a shot. It'd suck to have a song where the quality isn't decent because we'd only be opening ourselves up to criticism then
but I sing all the time with no mic :) but I do have a karoke Machine
 
Not too sure how well a karaoke machine would work for getting clear, good-sounding vocals :p
Just saying I don't think it's that important to have clean audio right now... just get a few collabs under your belt and in the future you could always go back and rerecord track. When your channel grows people with sound gear are gonna be asking to do collabs... people can tell if the singer, rapper, instrumentalist is good or bad, or if it's the fault of the poor audio gear and honestly if it just the audio gear isn't great you're still likely to get a good following.
 
Just saying I don't think it's that important to have clean audio right now... just get a few collabs under your belt and in the future you could always go back and rerecord track. When your channel grows people with sound gear are gonna be asking to do collabs... people can tell if the singer, rapper, instrumentalist is good or bad, or if it's the fault of the poor audio gear and honestly if it just the audio gear isn't great you're still likely to get a good following.
Not necessarily the case. For years I've been making music with poor quality despite being a good rapper and a common criticism will be the quality. These days a professional approach to rap music is a must. Nobody wants to listen to a rapper who sounds like he or she isn't serious about making the best music they can. Additionally, it's a shame to have good talent ruined by bad quality. The amount of times I've found it hard to fully enjoy a song because it's been recorded from something nasty like a laptop mic is too high. That's why quality, at least in my eyes, should be of a decent enough calibre. It should at least be around the level that I have (which isn't professional at all but is pretty clear and decent)
 
Not necessarily the case. For years I've been making music with poor quality despite being a good rapper and a common criticism will be the quality. These days a professional approach to rap music is a must. Nobody wants to listen to a rapper who sounds like he or she isn't serious about making the best music they can. Additionally, it's a shame to have good talent ruined by bad quality. The amount of times I've found it hard to fully enjoy a song because it's been recorded from something nasty like a laptop mic is too high. That's why quality, at least in my eyes, should be of a decent enough calibre. It should at least be around the level that I have (which isn't professional at all but is pretty clear and decent)
O.O if you say so. . . just because that's the common criticism doesnt mean people didnt enjoy your rapping0. And if people are saying it's the qualities fault then clearly they are a fan of what you skill... btw as someone whose taken sound recording classes I should mention, you could record the audio with the on camera mic pointed towards your mouth, 4 inches (10cm) turned slightly away from you to avoid the need of pop filters. You can bring it into a video editor and just delete the video track and render it as a wav file and then bring it in to your favorite audio editor) It's will come out very clear. Not saying that it's pro gear and clearly it depends on camera but for a long time that was how pro recording were done because Video Cameras we able to record longer then audio cassettes. And I know that really "old school" but just as the audio world has improved so has the quality in the microphone in a video camera. I don't think dishing out 100-200 dollars is what's going to make people think your serious.
 
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