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Originally Posted by EtH
Ok, so I reciently voted on an audio battle. I'm not swaying by saying who battled but they both know as it's the only one I've voted on latley, It's a text-to-audio vs an audio guy. It seems like all the text guys are voting for the text guy, and all the audio votes for the audio guy.
Now, I personally believe that being in text first, makes us understand it all more. We get the importance of punches and lyricism as the number one thing in the battle.
I just want to ask the audio (non text) guys, what they prioritise. To me it seems like flow and listenability. You guys can't be marking punches first as on a few occasions that Ive seen, a text guy with clearly better punches has last to someone with decent at best ones. What is your voting aims?
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You could have the nicest lines but if they arent delievered properly they are pretty much worthless. I think the painful thing to see with a text to audio transformation is the failure to get that this is music and its about making an audio production not just saying some things to a beat. I also think it should be taken into consideration that just because someone didnt start by typing in a text box doesn't mean they don't have bars and structure.