Record your first song in a browser
- Open web Studio. You can try recording without creating an account.
- Choose a beat and put on headphones.
- Choose Enable microphone and allow microphone access in your browser.
- Adjust the beat and vocal levels before recording. Effects and levels are captured in the take.
- Choose Record, make a short test take, then stop and listen back.
- Download your recording, or sign in to publish it. Open the saved file or published song to confirm it plays.
Keep the Studio tab open until your recording is saved. For the controls, microphone recovery, and export steps, see recording on a computer.
Prefer the mobile app?
Download Rapchat from the App Store or Google Play. Web and mobile features can differ. The recording steps below describe the mobile workflow.
Finding Beats
Rapchat has thousands of free beats available across every genre -- hip-hop, R&B, pop, drill, trap, lo-fi, and more.
- Browse -- Head to the Beats section to explore curated collections.
- Search -- Use the search bar to find beats by name, genre, or producer.
- Charts -- Check out the trending and top-rated beats.
Recording in the mobile app
- Find a beat you like and tap Record.
- Put on headphones so the beat plays through your ears while you record.
- Tap the microphone button to start recording.
- When you're done, tap stop and preview your recording.
- Add effects, adjust levels, and mix your track.
- Give your song a title, add artwork, and publish it.
Collaborating with Other Artists
Want to make music with someone else? You can send a feature request to any artist on Rapchat. They'll record their part and send it back to you.
Getting Help
If you run into any issues, check out our other support articles or contact us at [email protected].