Sometimes, getting the perfect drop is all bout the writing and how you write the script. Here are some tips and tricks to help you make sure you get your drop sounding the way you hear it in your head. Commas (,) and Periods (.) for spacing. Not just common punctuation, but using commas and periods can help make sure your drop doesn’t sound like a run on sentence, or sound like it was read too quickly and even add emphasis to certain words in your script. EX: Breaking up phrase with short pause: You’re in the Mix, With DJ Name EX: Breaking up phrase with longer pause: You’re in the Mix……..With DJ Name EX: Putting Emphasis on certain words: Youre…In…The… Mix……With DJ Name Using Parenthesis () to put notes for your drop. Anything you put in Parenthesis will not be voiced by the voice talent, but will be considered a note or direction. Use the Parenthesis to let the voice talent know how you want certain sections of your drop read or emphasized. EX: You’re in the Mix (deep and slow), With DJ Name! (hype, yell this part) Be Creative. The more creative you are with your drop, the more creative our producers can be with producing it. Our producers are already creative rock stars and capable of making any order sound great, but sometimes they can even sound better with a more creative script. Creativeness becomes contagious, and sparks others to be creative. Supplying a creative script and help your drop sound like a beast. Less is more=Shorter is better. Drops are apart of branding for you, and help you be remembered. Sometimes a shorter drop is better, its easier for your audience to remember. Our site allows up to 95 characters for most drops, but this length is definitely not always needed, and sometimes when a script is too long, your listener ends up losing the message you’re trying to send. So always remember, most of the time, less is more.