i challenge anyone to a rap mix contest
Posté Mon 04 Aug 03 @ 5:28 pm
jukesy
You mean hip hop? If not what sort of rap?
Posté Mon 04 Aug 03 @ 5:37 pm
Dj Tone-a
Hip-Hop and Rap are the same unless you want to take it back in time for history.
Posté Wed 06 Aug 03 @ 9:23 am
jukesy
My interperetation of the two is that rap is a style of vocalising and Hip-Hop is a type of beat. What do I know though.
Posté Thu 07 Aug 03 @ 3:41 am
loujr
does it matter
Posté Sat 09 Aug 03 @ 1:22 am
jukesy
It does if were going to have a mix contest.
Rap (using the term I know for rap) is very limited in the way you can mix with it.
Because it is a vocal form of music there are two many vocal clashes and not enough instrumental to mix with. This means you can never play both tunes at the same time or it will sound like a mess.
However if you mean hip-hop (and by hip hop I dont mean R&B because R&B by definition is rhythm and blues something I think the youth of today forget when they class hip-hop as R&B). Sorry to go off on a tangent there back to the pint. Hip Hop is much better because of its beat and instrumental nature. You can actually mix very well with it. And because of its tempo around 80 -90 bpm you find that Hip-Hop can be very cunningly mixed with Drum and bass which is usually 160-180bpm (twice that of hip hop). What this actually means is that they are infact at the same tempo because hip hop is a very simplified and slimed down version of a drum and bass beat.
So if you are going to run a hip-hop contest this would be cool.
If rap this would be uncool.
Rap (using the term I know for rap) is very limited in the way you can mix with it.
Because it is a vocal form of music there are two many vocal clashes and not enough instrumental to mix with. This means you can never play both tunes at the same time or it will sound like a mess.
However if you mean hip-hop (and by hip hop I dont mean R&B because R&B by definition is rhythm and blues something I think the youth of today forget when they class hip-hop as R&B). Sorry to go off on a tangent there back to the pint. Hip Hop is much better because of its beat and instrumental nature. You can actually mix very well with it. And because of its tempo around 80 -90 bpm you find that Hip-Hop can be very cunningly mixed with Drum and bass which is usually 160-180bpm (twice that of hip hop). What this actually means is that they are infact at the same tempo because hip hop is a very simplified and slimed down version of a drum and bass beat.
So if you are going to run a hip-hop contest this would be cool.
If rap this would be uncool.
Posté Sat 09 Aug 03 @ 1:32 am
chmonero
Remember that reggae BPM`s it`s also very similar of Hip Hop !!
Posté Sat 09 Aug 03 @ 7:29 am
loujr
you do not have to get that tecnical its just a mix
Posté Thu 14 Aug 03 @ 5:45 pm
loujr
regge is fine
Posté Thu 14 Aug 03 @ 5:46 pm