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Reggae dancehall DJ drops script ideas

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I’ve provided some script ideas for your producer tags. You can replace [producer name] with your name. I’m not really good at long detailed writing, so let’s just get straight to what you came here for.

1. “[producer name], this is a banger!” – You can use a sexy female voice or a energetic male voice for this)

2. “Made by [producer name]” – Male or female voice can be used (female preferably)

3. “[producer name] on the beat!” – A female voice is best suited for this one. It can be energetic or seductive.

4. “[producer name]” – You can get a female to simply whisper your name in a sexy tone

5. “[producer name] with another banger” – Male or female voice can be used.

6. “[producer name] why’re you doing me like this” – Seductive female voice.

7. “[producer name] made this beat. Why didn’t you pay for it though?” – Female or male voice can be used.

9. “[producer name], drop the beat” – Female voice.

10. “[producer name], this is a certified banger!” – Best suited for male voice.

Q: Why do DJs use drops in their mixes?
A: They use DJ drops to add life and energy to their mixes. Custom DJ drops are also used for branding.

Q: How to make your own DJ drop script?
A: To create your own DJ drops you need to think about what you need to accomplish with the drop. You can use the following script template to spark a few ideas: DJ Drops Script Template

Q: How much does a custom DJ drop cost?
A: A professional custom DJ drop can cost any where between $15 and 70 USD. You can get semi professional and amateurish DJ drops for way less than that though, say $5, on online marketplaces like Fiverr.

Q: Where to find DJ drops for making mixes?
A: You can get your custom DJ drops here at neilyhype.com/djdrops. We have American female DJ drops, Jamaican male DJ drops, and many more voices to come. All of our drops are recorded and mixed to professional standards.

Q: What is the difference between a DJ drop and a DJ name tag?
A: A DJ name tag is a form of DJ drop that usually says only the DJ name. A regular DJ drop can say a wide variety of other things and usually runs up to 10 seconds.

Q: How do I remove DJ drops from a song?
A: I would advise against doing that, but you can try using a program like Izotope’s Music Rebalance and see where it gets you.

Q: What would be good scripts for gospel DJ drops?
A: A good script for a gospel DJ drop could be, “Enjoy the blessings with DJ John, on Hot 95 FM” you can get some more gospel script ideas here: DJ Drops Script Template

Q: What do you look for in a radio sweeper or a DJ drop?
A: The main thing a DJ normally look for in a DJ drop/radio sweeper is the recording quality and performance delivery.

Lets get straight to it.

You need to make sure that your script makes sense both to the voiceover artist and your listeners.

You want the artist to clearly understand the message in the script so they can deliver it with confidence (without sounding like they are reading from a script)

An example of a bad script is, “Now in mix DJ Hype. Yep”

Imagine you’re a voiceover artist and a client sends that script to you, would you be able to deliver it with 100% confidence? I think not.

An example of a good script is, “You’re now in the mix with DJ Hype, on Hot 95 FM”

That’s a good script because the message is crystal clear.

Another thing you need to take into consideration is if your DJ drop would be better suited for a male or female voice artist.

Imagine being a male voiceover artist and one day a male client sends in a script that reads, “DJ Mark, you are making me hot”

That job would be rejected immediately! right? Exactly.

So for the best end result, make sure that your script suits the personality and gender of the voiceover artist.

Thats all I have to say for today.

If you need American female DJ drops, you can get them here: Custom Female DJ Drops

You can also get Jamaican male DJ drops here: Custom Jamaican Male DJ Drops