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Here is a series of videos I made in regards to flow to help get the fundamentals out of the way. One of the most overlooked things in beginners to rap is missing out on how to flow in rap technically.
Syllables are the vowel sounds that are made when you say words. The A the O and Y are all vowel sounds. Stressed and unstressed syllables are pretty self-explanatory and they can vary based on your accent or language spoken. Stressed syllables are the portion of the word that has more emphasis on it.
We learned there are two syllables. The stressed part of the word is the first syllable bold. The unstressed is the second syllable unbold. That being said, there are infinite possibilities for the combinations of stressed and unstressed syllables.
Both of those are stressed. And then you tie this into the way we form sentences. When you say the sentence:.
Stressed -unstressed stressed stressed unstressed unstressed stressed stressed -unstressed. They created a few different ways to view stressed and unstressed syllables in dictionaries and rhyme dictionaries online. Dictionaries also show where the stress on the syllable is by putting bold on the syllable. Like this:. This may seem boring but is honestly what flow in rap is based on. There is a way to measure how these work together. And is used to establish rhythm in poetry and just speaking in general.
Poetic meter in general can get pretty crazy and has a ton of really big, ridiculous words. But poetic meter is just the different types of these combinations of unstressed and stressed syllables and how they work with each other. Once we get that down, we can work on forming it over instrumentals and hip hop beats. So understanding poetic meter in RAP is a little easier. Check out this vid or read below to get a grasp on how it can work for you!
So notice how it starts with an unstressed syllable and then a stressed syllable and continues. The rhythm type is called iambic. You can get how it creates a consistent rhythm to it. For example: walk ing und er bridg es night ly. For example: and the style of my voice in a beat. And used…a lot. Bah da da Bah da da Bah da da. Now there is another piece of poetic. You are rapping to bars. So all of these little rhythms take place in and around the count of 4 beats and repeated.
Obviously getting mixed up and changed creatively to fit the beat. Okay nice. So now we need to figure out how to get these words over top of a beat without it sounding bad.
We need it to flow. The way to stay on beat in rap is simple. Design your lines so that the stressed part of the syllables land on the 1 the 2 the 3 and the 4 beat.
Best way to practice of you can stay on beat at different tempos is to use a metronome. Open this one on Youtube at 60 BPM. Which is the speed the beats play at, and determines how fast you would count Sometimes the metronome will have one beat that is louder than the others to indicate the first beat.
ONE two three four. Replace the with bap-bap-bap-bap. Try that to the metronome beat playing. Do it to different tempos till you have it spot on. Stick an unstressed syllable in between each BAP. Now add another unstressed syllable in between.
Bap — bada — Bap — bada — Bap — bada — Bap — bada. Listen to the instrumental beat you want to rap over. And by the way, I have a partnership with Legionbeats to get you 5 free hip hop beats. I get a potential commission and it helps support the site. Check it out here if you want. Now start mumbling rhythms you are feeling.
Just blah blah blah budda buda billago cade pillago blag. Haha just start going to the beat with different types of gibberish. What this does is establish different types of rhythms you are feeling to go over this beat. Just play the beat and start going.
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