Improve Your Rap Flow with Rap Vocal Improvisation | Learning To Scat

[@Jakesdarkestnights]

6:35 When he said "Manamana maa mana mo" I felt that, my soul was like oooohh👑🥲

[@noxx8608]

Biggie smalls actually got his flow from scatting , since he was a kid he was taught by a jazz artist to scat to play jazz and than used it to create his rap flow

[@mikeforeal3216]

Bro, I just started scatting a few weeks ago after watching ur other vids. Was gettin frustrated w/ myself for not being able to just let go. The two simple sounds, and the breakdown in this is exactly what I needed to hear! Thanks bro, serious respect💯

[@Phober]

This is the reason my note in my phone full of my voice record mumbling :)

[@SammyYo]

Learned a useful tips. Thanks Cole. Cole to 100K soon. Lets go ✌️

[@ColeMizeStudios]

Awesome! Sammy! Thanks for the support bro! LET'S GET IT!! ✌😎 - Cole Mize

[@LonerBecause]

I scat all the time. Definitively respect you giving solid advice to us.

[@philmomslim526]

First one. Let’s get. This a key in today’s game. Scatting is the perfect skeleton.

[@y.e.n8iv990]

Thank you for connecting with us💞

[@olivervolante4640]

Most helpful today was to stick to one or two sounds when skating But defiantly stuck analysing to much

[@ColeMizeStudios]

I'm glad this was helpful Oliver ✌😎 - Cole Mize

[@sageunix3381]

This not only helped my vocal game but my song creation game much thanks from the north.

[@NumNux]

This video is so cool and well explained. You deserve 100x more views. As you said, when we don't think too much about it it comes more naturally. Thanks for the pro tips, it really helps.

[@kngt9655]

Scarring and melodies are my enemies I cannot get the hang of them lol

[@ColeMizeStudios]

You got this Kng T! I did a video on rap melodies that you may find helpful kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4mWqZupfMRob8U Thanks for watching and commenting! ✌😎 - Cole Mize

[@curran-c]

This knowledge is golden, I found all these tips helpful

[@whateveryousay5674]

I swear cole miz improved my skills better than I thought I would be able too. I never had flow , now it pours out of me.

[@crooke80]

Master of explanation 👌last tip is the key

[@The1zo]

This is helpful . Thank you cole , all of the tips were helpful . It’s really a curse to have an super analytical mind, i suffer from this. I’ll try to think of cadence as more feeling then thinking , thanks for clearing that up. It’s just techniques you can use 🔥💪🏾

[@Kemet1976]

Thats perfect I've always had trouble with cadences, so now I've got rap school after work over the weekend. Keep me busy. Thanks once again very useful video. 👍🏿

[@JMariePoetryMusic]

I truly love this and still trying to catch up on all these videos! So many gems dropped! I just want to have a better overall delivery when I do spoken word poetry music or rap.

[@JMariePoetryMusic]

I tried to scat the other day and felt completely ridiculous. 😂😳✋🏾I know it's a matter of comfort, so I'm working on that.

[@crooke80]

Quality lesson, all I do is scat live now and new bars come out non stop, I've stopped writing ages ago. My favourite rip ignore the cadence chart, this threw me in the start, couldn't get my head round it 🤣

[@therealgalbraithmusic]

Saint Cole back again to bless us with his knowledge. God bless you man 🙏

[@Godishere247]

Good stuff man thank you for the advice

[@minhtuhoang6508]

damn you are a rap wizard

[@ShogunHz]

LIke #200 This guys been pushing out amazing content for years. Thanks Cole! Bless up!

[@TaoStein]

So many pearls of wisdom ! Thanks for sharing

[@veyl4n]

This stuff is golden!

[@victoryoflove]

Really like the idea of how its easier to remember the cadence, rather than the lyrics. Question: how do we add lyrics to the cadence/scatting afterwards while still being on topic?

[@alantate25]

Easy, you just fill in the scats with words

[@black-shiip1323]

Practice...the more songs you write the better you get at manipulating lyrics

[@DalbertOfficial]

loved it man, never stop doing these, ColeMize Real OG!

[@isc77777]

Man wow thanks so much for this! I feel like you showed me something invaluable

[@raprtrigga]

Alot respect😎😎😎😘😘😘😘 Bro we can also use last bars rhyming words as a scat 😉😉😉

[@JMariePoetryMusic]

Is scatting helpful with finding the pocket - assuming it should be - what are some pointers - should my rhymes or inflections hit on the 2 &4 always? Or maybe just to start out until I'm solid?

[@carlel9814]

Gems as always 💪

[@djidomova3068]

Thank you so much Sensei Mize 🥋

[@RealSamDon]

Technical Cole!! Much respect 🙏

[@darrylwright2387]

Didn't know but I be scatting all the time... It just felt right I'm bad at other guys lyrics so in order to get a feel for it this rap cadence or scheme that I want to do I put a little finesse with it with Badoo the bada...for years I've been doing that. It just feels right

[@ColeMizeStudios]

Exactly Darryl! We all do it, we just never realized we all did it lol! ✌😎 - Cole Mize

[@sourceman4439]

Now I can write my lyrics and left with ma flow

[@veyl4n]

What was the most helpful for me is that. I always viewed scatting as something tough. Like i should be able to make different types of scatt sounds. But i didnt know i could make the most out of just 2 sounds. Example, Muh - Nuh

[@disasterbrain189]

I was the same ..but I overcome that by translating cole maize scat (different sounds) into lyrics and I scatted the same cadence on my way (only da and buh duh) and translated it also I literally found no difference and yeah scatting is so powerful weapon u could add to your arsenal ppl I wrote this comment. without even watching the vid 😂🔥

[@veyl4n]

@@disasterbrain189 but i was wondering somethings. If i were to scat a whole cadence so i record it and re listen to it to try fit words in or do i just scat a few bars then write to it without recording?

[@disasterbrain189]

@@veyl4n try both and do whatever u most comfort with "there is no right or wrong way to do it"

[@kamekakarot]

Yoooo, this is a great informational video, man. Thank you

[@Venture.D]

This was really helpful, I need to practice it more though.Thanks😁👍

[@randomguy4787]

Really helpful

[@youngnobody6281]

I love your advice thanks Fam. 💯

[@jarreaunorris2524]

This is all solid work

[@crooke80]

Sharing on my bandlab, your brilliant at explaining this 👌⛳ might even do a remix if I get a min today

[@brotherg1090]

the guy who makes Science from this Rap Shit

[@adityav8206]

is it important to know about rhythmic notes or scatting could be enough to flow better ...

[@moneylivson5003]

Tight bruh props

[@adityav8206]

Cole ..how could I guess the original tempo of the track if rapper is rapping in double time or half time ... for ex ...if original tempo is 80 and Rapper is rapping fast at 160 or vice versa ... original tempo is 160 and Rapper is rapping slow on 80 bpm ..so which things would be different that will help me to tell that this is the original tempo?

[@solitvry103]

so I have to record myself scatting then write over it as I listen ?

[@melodicrap8626]

SUPER MAN

[@kauz6952]

3:40

[@cppie8956]

absolutely it's a feeling thing could you explain this to me if I say each 8th note of the beat with the mouth, it sounds like a machine but if someone has a good rhythm sense it sounds musical even though he's speaking the same rhythm as me and even if the timing is the same so that feeling thing which makes it musical which I have my doubts is it learnable but I don't understand how the metronome doesn't help it just a click like a Machine I'm not saying I don't have rhythm sense I can clap on the beat i understand music theory song structure mixing mastering beats arrangement producing phase I can feel the music but when I have to bring something inside of me it lacks musicality where the whole purpose is to bring rhythm from inside could you help me that like your cadence series i try to mimic your cadence based on the bar sheet before listening to your cadence and then I compare it with yours you have something I call feel in it mine was like I'm just saying those notes on the bar sheet to mechnicall like ta ta ta ta but it doest have feel but yours have that feel all those 8th notes there's something underneath it when you say it i don't know how that thing is learnable

[@flashgorden0388]

Is it considered poor artistry to just straight up copy a cadence?

[@adityav8206]

hey cole ....that is there a highest syllable count in one beat ...I mean like as per 32 notes ...that highest amount could be 8 syllable in one beat?

[@TaoStein]

I think you can get 64th notes in there. More feasible the slower the tempo

[@blackwhite2361]

All these techniques are difficult to do. I'll just rap like Rick Ross. Simple and laid back