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no clips online and I wouldn't use an mp3 as a reference.

[Vocal Recording/Mixing Tips]

The being intentional part was obvious... of course they continued that way puposefully. That is their sound, but their aren't tons of major-label rap releases that sound "raw" like that intentionally. Not a lot of artists that are wanting major label attention and come to me and say "hey can you make me sound raw and sometimes on the side of lo fi?" (beside the random wanted effect in a few cases such on the production sid e of things) Anyway, I don't believe there is much need to further explain. I wasn't trying to offend anyone. Cause WU TANG CLAN AINT NUTTIN TO F&*K WIT!

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True Wu Tang Clan are vets in the industry, but have you ever a\b compared their albums to other major-label releases? Wu Tang Clan's recordings can be very similar to garbage on this scale.