Kai named the file “tag_final_v7.” He placed it at the start of a new beat, right before the first snare. When he hit play, the tag cut through — short, recognizable, undeniably his. It didn’t scream his name; it issued a polite, memorable call sign. He smiled. For the first time his tracks had a tiny, unmissable personality.
: Take the first word of your tag, add a heavy reverb (100% wet), render it as a new clip, and reverse it. Place it right before your tag for a "sucking in" transition effect.
First, apply heavy compression. Voice tags are usually "pinned" to the front of the beat, so they need to be loud but not distorted.
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