The Absolute Emcee Ebook in Fallbrook, CA

How great rappers practice. Why you aren't improving as fast as you think you should. "Rhyme chords." This one technique can rocket you past the competition Avoid the most common songwriting mistakes. Some of the greatest rappers are guilty of these (Rakim and Common are just two examples). Become a feared battle MC, even if you've never battled before. Rap battles are based on brains, not brawn. Create better rhymes. How to develop new, original rhymes every day in ten minutes or less. You can rap faster. Three exercises and you'll know how to rap faster (or slower!). Rhyme dictionaries are really for. Most rappers think of a word, then look it up for rhymes. Dead wrong. Elements every song must have. Fail to include these, and no one will ever give you a second listen. Cure for weak vocals. Make your voice stronger and more honest to your listeners. No more "dropped" freestyles. Never slip up and drop the mic. Why everyone is wrong about how to practice rapping. Rap by practicing the right techniques in the right order. Improve your flow. Are you in front, behind, on top or below the beat? Use these different patterns to maximize your delivery. Techniques to improve your freestyles immediately. Strengthen your battle strategies and styles How one style will always ultimately fail and how to leverage tactics to triumph over your opponents. Broaden your lyrics from various points of view Write in first, second or third person. Improve your voice though in-depth vocal training exercises Strengthen your voice in as little as two weeks. Songwriting Techniques How Eminem used this one tactic to take over the industry. (Assonance) 5 commonly made mistakes that slow your progress and how to avoid them Improve your memory recall and vocabulary skills in less than one second using nothing more than your eyes. 3 major sources of inspiration that keep your freestyles flowing. Brainstorming techniques that destroy writer's block forever. Plus 4 extra Bonus Items for Free 20 Beats, Rhyming Software, What to Buy to Start Recording, and Beating Stage Fright to Own the Crowd