Hey guys I'd like to get as many opinions on this as possible. When I'm recording i can always hear myself with a delay in the headphones, making it sound like I'm off beat. I've found ways of getting good takes despite this but it still usually bothers me, especially when I first get back into the booth. My producer says most rappers like hearing themselves in the headphones and that I should get used to it. Do you guys have latency on your vocals when you record? If so does it throw you off? Thanks everyone!

What's up everyone, I've been writing lyrics for about 6 years and I just got my first song distributed a couple months ago. I'm super excited to learn from everybody here 🔥

Looking forward to answering your questions today! Go ahead and start sending in your questions at 6p EST. Im traveling today so I’m going to hop on a little late to answer the in bulk starting at 6:30p est .

Hello everybody. TikTok has done several test regarding linking users to Spotify (or other streaming platforms) when using music in the app. TikTok's test phase is over, the feature will be launched in USA and United Kingdom. And more territories will follow. What is it? It basically comes down to TikTok users being able to save a track to a Spotify playlist or library. This creates a unique and valuable link between the social media platform and a streaming service. How does it work? An 'Add Song' button is placed besides track names in TikTok's 'For You' feed. Tapping the button enables users to save the track to a default playlist (Liked Songs on Spotify and TikTok Songs on Amazon) or any other playlist of choice. YouTube is not (yet) part of the deal and Apple will be added in the coming months and Amazon will follow. Tell me your thoughts on this one?