Rap Music

FAQ – Rap Music

How do I keep my voiceover clear over a beat?
Lower the bed by 6–9 dB under speech, trim a little sub below 60–80 Hz, and leave a half beat of space before key lines. Simple hi-hat patterns help captions stay readable.

Instrumental beat or a song with a hook for my edit?
A hook grabs attention for intros and end cards. Instrumental beds feel smoother under dialogue, how-to steps, and pricing. Many tracks include both versions for quick swapping.

What BPM works for vlogs, gym clips, or ads?
85–95 BPM feels laid-back and confident. 95–110 BPM adds pace for promos and reels. Faster tempos can work for hype moments if the drum part remains simple.

Can I loop a track for longer videos without it feeling repetitive?
Choose cues with clear 8 or 16-bar sections. Loop the middle, then return to the original ending for your final slate. Small drum fills every few bars keep things fresh.

How do I avoid explicit lyrics for brand or family content?
Pick instrumental versions or tracks marked clean. If you like a vocal flavor, use short ad-libs or chopped phrases rather than full verses.

Any quick tips for transitions between sections?
Cut on bar lines, drop the kick for a bar before reveals, and use a short riser or snare fill into the title frame. Button endings land well on logo screens.

Can I make own rap tracks based on your music?
You can use Melody Loops music only as a part of non-music production like video, slideshow, etc.