The Loopin Blog · page 6
Practical guides for writing, recording and finishing songs on your iPhone — from writing rap lyrics over a beat to turning your voice memos into real tracks.
Guides 241–288 of 667
How to Relaunch a Song Nobody Heard
It is finished. That is an asset.
Read GuideHow to Submit Music to Spotify Playlists
Editorial, user-curated, and everything in between.
Read MasteringHow to Master Punk
Urgent, not polished.
Read MarketingHow to Find the 20 People Who Matter in Your Scene
Four searches, twenty names.
Read MasteringSuno to Spotify in 3 Steps
Master it, tag it, distribute it.
Read MasteringWhy Does My Master Lose Punch?
Four causes, one measurement.
Read MarketingWhen to Delete Your Old Posts (and When Not To)
Archive is reversible. Delete is not.
Read MasteringHow to Master a Folk Song
Stay out of the way of the performance.
Read Key & BPMHalf-Time vs Double-Time, Explained
A feel, not an actual tempo change.
Read RecordingHow to Comp a Vocal Take
Build one great take out of several good ones.
Read MarketingHow to Use Reddit Without Getting Banned
Nine posts before yours.
Read MasteringHow to Master a Classical Recording
Protect the dynamics, don't compress them away.
Read MasteringHow to Master an Album So It Sounds Consistent
Pick one track. Master everything to it.
Read MarketingShould You Ever Boost a Post?
Two exceptions. Otherwise no.
Read MasteringWhy Suno Songs Sound Quiet (and How to Fix It)
It's not broken -- it just needs mastering.
Read Key & BPMWhat BPM Is Rock Music?
From mid-tempo classics to fast punk.
Read RecordingHow to Build a Vocal Booth for Almost Nothing
A closet and blankets beat an untreated room.
Read MarketingHow to Ask Your Audience for Something
One ask in seven, and how to word it.
Read MasteringHow to Master a Suno Song
Export, de-mud, de-harsh, check mono, master.
Read MasteringA Free LANDR Alternative
Keep the WAV without paying. Here's the trade.
Read MarketingHow Much Time to Spend on Promo vs Making Music
Roughly 70/30, with exceptions.
Read MasteringHow to Master Dubstep
Protect the sub, keep the wobble readable.
Read GuideHow to Make a Song Snippet for TikTok
Hook first, visual always, post consistently.
Read MarketingHow to Post Music on TikTok So It Gets Used
The mechanics, not the creative.
Read MasteringWhy Does My Master Sound Muddy?
One band, three sources.
Read MarketingHow to Get Your First Paid Gig
They book draw, not quality.
Read Key & BPMWhat BPM Is R&B?
Smooth and slow — usually 60-90 BPM.
Read MarketingHow to Add Captions People Actually Read
Size, position, contrast. In that order.
Read MasteringSaturation in Mastering: Warmth Without Volume
Louder-feeling without louder-measuring.
Read MarketingHow to Use Discord as a Musician
Join three. Do not start one.
Read GuideHow to Get Your First 100 Streams
Realistic tactics — no bots, no magic, just the base.
Read MarketingWhy Most Music Ads Waste Money
Six leaks, in order of size.
Read MasteringWhat Is K-Weighting?
Why LUFS matches your ears.
Read MarketingHow to Write a Caption That Earns a Save
Read by people already interested.
Read Key & BPMWhat BPM Is Afrobeats?
The mid-tempo afro groove — around 100-118 BPM.
Read MarketingSingle or Project: What to Drop First
Attempts versus depth.
Read MasteringLUFS for Deezer
Same target, one delivery note.
Read MarketingHow to Get Reposted by a Bigger Account
They are picking for their feed, not yours.
Read GuideHow to Make a Music Video on Your Phone
No crew, no studio — a music video from your phone.
Read MarketingThe Follow-for-Follow Trap
It breaks the number that matters.
Read MasteringHow to Master Afrobeats
Percussion bed, forward vocal, clean low end.
Read MarketingHow to Repost a Flop and Have It Work
Change one thing. Wait ten days.
Read GuideHow to Promote Your Music on Instagram
Reels, consistency, and the detail most artists skip.
Read MarketingWhat to Do in the First Hour a Clip Takes Off
Five moves. The window is a day.
Read MasteringMultiband Compression Explained
Two problems it solves. Not more.
Read MarketingHow to Grow Without Paying for Ads
Five mechanisms, ranked by return.
Read Key & BPMWhat BPM Is Reggaeton?
The dembow pocket — usually 90-100 BPM.
Read MarketingHow to Test a Song Before You Release It
Four tests. None of them are "do you like it?"
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